Christmas? Many argue it’s a tradition shaped by pagan and later cultural influences rather than something rooted in early true Christianity. It did not exist during biblical times, and Scripture never identifies December 25 as Jesus’ birthday—or even mentions celebrating his birth at all. The Bible doesn’t specify that there were three wise men, only […]
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Have you seen “Syverth”? People are stunned by how real this AI streamer looks—until recently, the only giveaway was that slightly artificial, shiny skin that made AI avatars detectable. But even that tell is disappearing. New HeyGen models have eliminated the unnatural gloss, pushing these digital personas into a zone where there’s virtually no visual […]
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A journey that will link my past with my future… a journey that will bring me to a strange and dark place… a world I have never known with people I have never met. People, who tonight were only shadows in my mind, but who will soon fill the days and nights of my tomorrow.
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I really want tonight to last forever… I really want tonight to last forever…
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Remember when people laughed at Sam Altman and the so-called seven-trillion-dollar Stargate Teleportation plan?They mocked it as sci-fi, as vapor, as billionaire delusion. Now imagine this: he’s already 20 percent of the way there.
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Doesn’t it worry you? These clandestine research facilities, operating in remote areas, conduct horrific experiments on animals, and sometimes their creations escape. Imagine driving home late at night and encountering one of these “things”—grotesque hybrids, half-animal and half-something indescribable, which numerous eyewitnesses claim to have seen. Then, the very researchers responsible engage in furtive attempts […]
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The president can, in reality, ignore the Supreme Court, a contention supported by several historical precedents. Abraham Lincoln notably disregarded the Dred Scott decision, refusing to accept its ruling as a binding settlement of the slavery issue. Similarly, Governor Orval Faubus directly defied the Supreme Court’s mandate in Brown v. Board of Education by resisting […]
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Beneath the sterile guise of compassion and autonomy lurks a more chilling verdict: what if the so-called “right” to assisted suicide is not liberation, but the first, quiet step toward a sanctioned purge? The ghost of Glucksburg now haunts the modern age, its doctrine of “deeply rooted history and tradition” wielded like a scythe to […]
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