Tech
In the attention economy, every notification is a land grab for your mind. So what’s the real cost of endless content? We live in the age of the attention economy, where our mental real estate is constantly under siege. Every notification, every autoplay video, every infinite scroll is a
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Creators like the Try Guys are breaking free from ad-dependency with subscription models—but is it just another trap? Subscription fatigue and churn rates may hold them back more than we think. With over 8 million subscribers and 2.7 billion views on YouTube, The Try Guys, one of YouTube&
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When lies pile up, truth crumbles. Hannah Arendt warned us: unchecked deception leads to a society that believes in nothing. As AI spreads misinformation, are we heading toward a world where truth no longer exists? Hannah Arendt: "What makes it possible for a totalitarian or any other dictatorship to
Politics
The political ‘outsider’ narrative is a con. No one running for office is truly outside the system. Here’s why we need to stop chasing saviors and start focusing on policies and grassroots change. There's something intoxicating about the notion that an outsider will come in and fix
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The media isn’t broken—it’s been a mess for years. We’re just finally seeing the consequences, amplified by a political landscape that’s more polarized than ever. Can we stop the circus before the tent burns down? For decades, we've been operating under this quaint
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Opinion isn’t news. So why are we treating them like they carry the same weight? The false equivalency between fact and punditry is killing real journalism. The line between hard news and opinion has become very fucking thin. We don't sit down and read the news. We
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AI is great at mimicking human content – but it can’t match our unfiltered, chaotic, and delightfully absurd creativity. Here’s why getting weird is the future of human expression. We’re all slowly drowning in a sea of AI-generated bullshit. Every day, millions of artificially intelligent chatbots and content
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As the platform prioritizes profits over its users, Reddit’s identity hangs by a thread. Will it rebuild trust or fade into the shadows of social media's graveyard? Reddit’s crisis is a warning for all social platforms: when you trade community for profits, everyone loses. Will Reddit
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Imagine a world where CEOs, not governments, decide your rights. It’s not sci-fi—it’s happening. The Musk-Brazil standoff is just the beginning of a corporate takeover of democracy. The lines between corporations and countries are getting blurrier by the day. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the
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Calling everything dystopian is emotional inflation. Not every viral video or meltdown is a sign of society’s collapse. Sometimes, it’s just people being ridiculous—let’s keep perspective and save ‘dystopian’ for the big stuff. The word "dystopian" has become the go-to descriptor for anything remotely
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Far-right ‘thought experiments’ aren’t about expanding minds—they’re Trojan horses for bigotry. Cloaked in fake intellectualism, they smuggle toxic ideas past critical thinking defenses. It’s time we saw through the bullshit. You're scrolling through your social media feed when the ever helpful algorithm serves up
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Ever notice how so-called ‘thought leaders’ collapse into culture wars the moment their ideas are questioned? It’s intellectual insecurity at its finest—and they’ll drag you right down with them." I want to talk about the self-marketed saviors of thought itself. The would-be, wannabe geniuses who think