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Smart People, Blind Logic and the Myth They Cannot Read
A dry roast of clever minds that worship logic, miss myth, and expect imagination to queue politely behind equations, datasets and tidy proof forever.
The AGI Gurus Selling Less Study and More Obedience Now
AI business gurus keep trying to bury school, but the receipts say study, mentors and human judgement matter more, not less, in the noisy…
Maktub, AI, and the Strange New End of Human Error Control
Automation and AI promise fewer errors, less waste and better quality control, while humans still trip over destiny, attention and bad systems today.
Dictators Are Not Entertainment For Comfortable Democracies
A fact-led roast on democracies treating dictators as theatre while North Koreans, Ukrainians and Gazans live with the price of power, bombs and silence.
Political Creators Keep Preaching to the Converted Feed
Political creators keep talking to people who already agree, then act shocked when untouched voters do exactly what their feed hid from them all…
Rights, Reality and the Third-Space Toilet War in Britain
EHRC guidance shows democracy doing dull but necessary work: sex-based spaces, trans rights and common sense forced into one locked cubicle of law and…
The Payroll Trick Where Night Shift Rest Days Vanish Quietly
Shift-pattern maths turns night work into a bargain for companies, while workers lose rest days, health, and taxable pay in quiet little cuts. Count…
AI Tools Need Better Questions Before Bigger Data Farms
AI tools burn tokens, energy and money by guessing first and asking later. Better questions beat bigger data centres and endless edit loops every…
AI Subscriptions And Their Great Feature Shrinking Trick
AI firms sell bigger brains, then trim limits, features and patience. Users pay monthly while the model becomes a rented miracle with a small…
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