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Hey, ChatGPT, how does this end?

I posed a question to ChatGPT with very few parameters other than a year and a vague positive outcome for

There is always going to be a need for distractions for your children. Rainy days happen. You have your first

Mr. Tom Shackleford makes these kinds of statements from time to time: We’re told their demonstrable lack of civilizational capacity

One of the greatest quotes from Dune, both the movie and book, is a simple and very profound mantra. While

China and Russia certainly face significant challenges. However, in sharp contrast to the West, the legitimacy of authority over these

I’m not really surprised by anything anymore to the extent it could disturb me; however, I still entertain nagging concerns

In economics, we often perform cost-benefit analysis to determine a logical pathway forward. It’s a fairly simple process for economic

You’re F*CK-ING wrong! The way to fix things is to vote the right people into office! The impassioned statements forming

One of the more disconcerting features of our current discourse is the fact that we already know how the official

After World War 1, the first “Red Scare” happened. It wasn’t quite as intense as the McCarthy era, but it