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Your Ideas Posted In Seconds As Deepfakes On Social Media
It’s starting to feel like the machines don’t just watch you—they listen inside your skull. You mumble a thought, glance at an image, and within seconds an AI somewhere can spin it into a perfect deepfake: your voice, your face, your nightmare, uploaded to YouTube or Facebook before you’ve even finished the sentence. What you […]
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UFOs Could Be Demons
What if the objects we call UFOs are not extraterrestrial, but demonic in nature? Proponents of this theory point to the ancient and pervasive nature of such entities, suggesting that their longevity grants them profound knowledge of humanity. This idea finds eerie support in military accounts, where pilots and personnel have reported encounters in which […]
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Austin, Texas’ OliveOilRun. Bible Album on Spotify.
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Political Parties Have Always Monitored Social Media 24/7
The Echo Chamber: How Political Warfare Evolved Into Our Curated Reality
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Who Wants To Live Forever
It is nothing to move mountains, to bend metal with bare palms, to teleport or lift a car or even fly. So what value do these petty superhuman powers hold when death breathes in every shadow? When children perish with empty bowls and hollow-eyed stares? Against the vast, grinding machinery of war, poverty, and hunger, […]
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Presumption of Inequality: The Quiet Campaign to Hollow Out Brown
They don’t call it Roe or Bakke “heresy” out loud. They use cleaner words now—“egregiously wrong,” “lacking historical foundation,” “unmoored from the Constitution.” But everyone who’s paying attention can feel the shift. Dobbs gutted abortion rights. The Harvard affirmative action case carved out racial classifications with surgical precision. And in the shadows of those victories, the real target is […]
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100 Percent They Are Coming
Diary Entry: The numbers won’t leave my head—trillions of galaxies, each a graveyard of silent, watching stars. It’s the arrogant, terrifying insanity of believing we’re alone that keeps me awake, my hand trembling as I write this. They are out there, things so ancient and intelligent that our entire history is a blink in their […]
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