The mutant Morlocks refuse to assimilate into society like Native Americans. On the other hand, the Hellfire evil mutants, who are bent on world domination, do.
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In the Deadpool and Wolverine movie, Callisto, the leader of the mutants residing in New York’s underground subway tunnels, makes an appearance.
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“The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” is a favorite movie of mine. There’s a scene that really highlights the reality of being connected anywhere and being anywhere in the world today with unlimited resources.
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When a government partners with big pharma and utilizes drugs as a means of sedation for its populace, it risks the potential downfall of society, a scenario depicted in the film THX 1138. This narrative warns of the dangers of a controlled and subdued citizenry, suggesting that such measures could lead to societal destruction.
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It’s widely recognized that public consumption of alcohol or illicit drugs can lead to arrest around the world. Yet, the question arises: why aren’t individuals apprehended for publicly consuming and smoking crushed fentanyl pills? Observations show that law enforcement often passes by addicts on city streets without intervening. This raises concerns about the accountability of […]
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The right to free speech is enshrined in the First Amendment, granting individuals the freedom to seek, receive, and impart information and ideas. This includes the liberty to listen to speeches and, if one so chooses, to accept ‘snake oil’—a metaphor for deceptive claims.
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Just listening to “Beat It” thinking about Michael Jackson. Now Michael was a real entertainer-teleporting long b4 teleportation was possible.
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Here’s how a $100 million jet fighter can be destroyed with a single character. By altering the greedy algorithm’s heuristic function with a simple “.” you can corrupt the entire algorithm. This corrupted heuristic function will cause the jet to crash. This modification can be done either from the ground or on the jet itself. […]
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The Electric State gives us a glimpse into what a war of AI will look like.
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Don’t think your government can see through walls to spy on you? Think again. The AI tools Range R and Xaver have raised concerns about overreach into individuals’ Fourth Amendment rights, which protect against unreasonable searches and seizures. There are instances where law enforcement did not disclose the extent of their surveillance capabilities, which have […]
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