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From Silicon to Servitude

We built the machine to help us. But now? It controls us. We’ve become subservient to the very tech that was once our servant. As we slide deeper into dependency, the question isn’t how we got here—but what we’ll do now that we’re trapped. This isn’t about futuristic nightmares—it’s about today. This is the world…

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The Rise of AI

In the age of rapidly advancing technology, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force, offering unprecedented benefits and conveniences. From self-driving cars to personal assistants like Siri and Alexa, AI has made our lives easier, faster, and more efficient. We can now automate tasks, analyze vast amounts of data, and even engage in…

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The TikTok Lock: Disguised as Protection, Designed to Steal Your Voice and Empower the Powerful

The impending U.S. ban on TikTok, set to take effect on January 19, 2025, has been officially upheld by the Supreme Court, citing national security concerns. However, a comprehensive analysis reveals that the motivations behind this ban may extend beyond mere security, encompassing aspects of information control, economic interests, and political maneuvering. If the ban…

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Divine Rationale: The Role of Religion in War and Conflict

Religion has played a complex and multifaceted role in shaping human history, influencing cultures, politics, and conflicts. While many conflicts throughout the ages have been attributed to religious motivations, the true catalysts are often more intricate, involving power struggles, political agendas, and societal control. Examining these historical and modern examples reveals how religious beliefs, misinterpretations…

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Shifting Tides: How U.S. Isolationism Threatens Global Stability

Foreign interference, particularly from Russia and Iran, played a pivotal role in shaping public opinion leading up to the 2024 election and likely contributed to what appears to be a Trump victory. On Election Day, over 40 bomb threats targeted polling locations in Democratic-leaning areas across five swing states, including Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. These…

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Geopolitics vs Politics: Elections Matter

Elections in the United States go beyond domestic policy; they have a significant impact on global conflicts and international relations, making them crucial to understanding and managing the broader geopolitical landscape. The outcome of U.S. presidential elections often sets the tone for the country’s approach to geopolitics, diplomacy, and military engagement. From how aid is…

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The Polls Might Be Wrong and Turnout Could Prove It

In the past two presidential elections, pollsters faced significant challenges in estimating support for Donald Trump. In both 2016 and 2020, polling underestimated his actual support, particularly in battleground states. To avoid repeating these errors, many polling organizations have adjusted their methods, perhaps leading to cautious estimates that slightly overstate his odds this time around….

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