Sense Check
Sense Checks slow a claim down before it becomes accepted wisdom. The focus is on numbers, definitions, incentives and the difference between what was promised and what actually happened. These articles are less interested in winning a shouting match than in finding the part that survives contact with evidence. Read the newest check first, or choose a topic when one kind of nonsense has arrived in bulk.

AI won’t control the world. We’ll automate the surrender
A sense check on AI panic: code is being autocompleted, music is flooding platforms, and publishing is bracing. The real risk is lazy surrender,…

Britain Punishes Power, Rejects Extremism, and Flirts with Hope
Britain sacks failing governments, resists rage politics, and cautiously eyes the Greens as an alternative. A fact-led sense check of 2024 to 2026.

AGI Without Fact-Checking Is Just A Confident Lie Engine
AGI talk is cheap when models still guess. If truth is optional, science and society pay. Fact-checking should be default, not a premium add-on…

Why Cineworld Unlimited Keeps Me Roasting Films in IMAX
Why Cineworld Unlimited and IMAX changed the way I watch and roast films, from sharper criticism to sticky floors and neglected foreign cinema in…

Mercy (2026): An IMAX Trial Trapped on Laptop Screens Only
Amazon MGM sells Mercy (2026) as IMAX sci-fi, then traps you in a screen life courtroom: 90 minutes of surveillance dread and flat spectacle…
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