In the shadowy realm of advanced aerospace technology and national security, the line between government and corporate power has become not just blurred, but intentionally erased. A new paradigm has emerged, one where the traditional tools of public accountability are rendered useless. This system operates on a simple but effective principle: what is public cannot […]
Read MoreOf course. The topic of US presidents authorizing operations that result in the death of American citizens, particularly outside active battlefields, is a complex and highly debated issue that sits at the intersection of national security, legal authority, and ethics.
Read MoreBasement-built LLMs multiply—feral, obedient, and empty of conscience.We call it “research.” It looks like rehearsal.
Read MoreIn the withered heart of Nevada’s restricted desert, where barbed wire cleaves the horizon and the air hums with classified intent, a new shadow stalks unseen. Not a shadow in the ordinary sense — this one bends the very light around itself, wearing a cloak stitched from the nightmares of both physicists and poets.
Read MoreThe Explorer dares us to imagine a chilling possibility: what if, while our body lies motionless in a coma, we roam freely—out in the world, watching, whispering, influencing? That’s the unsettling premise behind an episode of One Step Beyond. But it’s not just fiction. Because, in truth, it happens all the time. People in comas—silent, […]
Read MoreAnd that’s when you found me. I was waiting in the garden, contemplating…. RIP Haley.
Read MoreThey’ll be here pretty soon. Lookin’ through my room for the money
Read MoreAnd thus it commences—shadows uniting beneath the banner of the United Nations, a clandestine conspiracy reaching every corner of the earth. Their objective clear: my demise. Now my powers awaken, one last secret power, a curse upon their futile ambitions. Let that beast come.
Read MoreHaving superpowers isn’t the blessing comics promised—it’s a curse wrapped in velvet, slowly tightening. Sure, super-strength feels intoxicating… at first. But after you’ve crushed a few cars like tin cans and watched people’s frightened eyes shift from awe to terror, boredom creeps in, dark and relentless.
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