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January 23, 2025

We Thought Y’all Loved the Constitution?

**Birthright citizenship is under attack—but not through the proper channels of constitutional amendment or debate. Instead, some are cheering for a president to overturn it with an executive order. We thought y’all loved the Constitution? What happens when the same pen comes for the First Amendment?**
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Published on January 23, 2025 16:06

January 22, 2025

How Social Media “Algorithms” Have Always Been Artificial Intelligence

*The Overlooked History and Hidden Complexities of AI’s Role in Social Media and Beyond* In 1999, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) made a decisive move to invest in emerging technologies by establishing In-Q-Tel, a venture capital firm designed to discover and nurture cutting-edge innovations for national security. Though it might seem an esoteric fact buried within intelligence history, this early focus on advanced technology—especially what we today call Artificial Intelligence (AI)...
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Published on January 22, 2025 19:56

January 20, 2025

The Definitive Primer on Artificial Intelligence and the Rise of ASI

## **Introduction: The Definitive Primer on Artificial Intelligence and the Rise of ASI** We are living in an extraordinary epoch of human history—a period defined by the rapid ascent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its future pinnacle, Artificial Superintelligence (ASI). This technological revolution, rooted in the interplay of computational power, human ingenuity, and centuries of scientific progress, is not merely reshaping the fabric of our societies but is forging new realities t...
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Published on January 20, 2025 13:09

January 17, 2025

Left Behind Rejects: America is actually missing the Fourth Industrial Revolution!

### **Left Behind Rejects: America's 4IR Failure**The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) is not just a phrase—it is the defining transformation of our time. It is reshaping societies, economies, and governments around the world with stunning speed. But while nations such as Japan, China, Germany, and Singapore are rapidly embedding the principles of Society 5.0 and building infrastructure to support a hyper-connected, tech-driven future, America is dangerously lagging. Not only are we faili...
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Published on January 17, 2025 21:45

A Primer on Cyber-Physical Systems in the Fourth Industrial Revolution

### 1. Introduction: A Tapestry of the Fourth Industrial RevolutionStanding at the intersection of biology, machine intelligence, and sustainability, cyber-physical systems (CPS) herald a new era in which the digital and physical realms coalesce seamlessly. The Fourth Industrial Revolution, characterized by breakthroughs in areas such as artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, Internet of Things (IoT), and biotechnology, is rapidly transforming every facet of our world—from how we engineer ...
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Published on January 17, 2025 20:57

America in the Mirror of Global Interdependence: Why 'America First' Falls Short in a Shared World

*In our hyper-connected era of globalized commerce, technology, and shared research, the rallying cry of “America First” is a tragic misnomer—more aptly translating to “America Last.” Though this slogan may feel like a potent assertion of national pride, it is in fact an emotional ploy designed to harness voter frustration and nostalgia rather than offer genuine pathways to prosperity. By stoking fear of “outsiders” and promoting an isolationist posture, it obscures the indispensable value of ...
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Published on January 17, 2025 18:06

January 16, 2025

Was Epstein's Plane Hijacked? Social Hysteria, Moral Panic, and the War on Science

### **Prologue**Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes were real, his conviction undeniable, and Ghislaine Maxwell has faced justice for her role. The gravity of exploitation is beyond dispute. Yet, somewhere along the way, the narrative shifted—from *“Epstein convicted of horrific abuses”* to *“He masterminded a global conspiracy entangling the world’s most esteemed scientists.”*
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Published on January 16, 2025 19:56

Epstein, Social Hysteria, and the War on Science

### **Prologue: Ghosts in the Algorithm**I’ve spent a substantial chunk of my life under the ceaseless glare of social media. It’s a place where a quote can eclipse a wedding photo shared by none other than Mark Zuckerberg, or even a presidential re-election post that was hailed as one of the most viral images of its time. At one point in my career, I was arguably the most visible writer on Facebook—my daily reach outstripped what some mainstream media outlets could ever dream of. In that st...
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Published on January 16, 2025 19:56

January 15, 2025

John Nash’s Unparalleled Legacy in the Changing Climate of Societal Transformation

## Summary: A beautiful Mind — Exploring John Nash’s Unparalleled Legacy in the Changing Climate of Societal TransformationThis post Explores Nash’s Unparalleled Legacy in Societal Transformation" offers a comprehensive analysis of John Nash's extensive contributions beyond his well-known work in game theory. It delves into how Nash's theories have influenced various fields, including artificial intelligence (AI), societal evolution, and economic systems.
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Published on January 15, 2025 16:44

January 14, 2025

A Call for Global Maturity: Bridging the Digital Divide in Africa and Beyond

*Simon Maina / AFP / Getty Images / Pupils from Light House Grace academy use the Kio tablet created by the local technology company BRCK Education during a class sesssion in Kawangware, Nairobi.***Introduction: A World Deprived of Africa’s Brightest Solutions** Imagine, for a moment, that an entire spectrum of genius—billions of creative sparks—was abruptly extinguished. It’s not just about losing numbers; it’s about losing a vital, irreplaceable dimension of human innovation. Scientists...
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Published on January 14, 2025 11:44