Politics
Elections have turned into data games, where algorithms decide which voters matter and who gets ignored. The rise of data-driven campaigning didn’t just change politics—it’s undermining the very foundations of democracy. Are we ready for the consequences? Data barons like Nate Silver made statistical modelling trendy, and
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Breaking down a right-wing hit job on Kamala Harris—amplified yet again by the New York Times. Well, here we are again, folks. It seems the New York Times has once more fallen into the trap of "publish first, question later" when it comes to Kamala Harris. In
Tech
How governments and politicians keep screwing up technology (and what it means for all of us) Tech and politics have, on many occasions, felt like a forced marriage—or more accurately, a complete fucking mess—rather than anything remotely harmonious. Sure, there are moments when the latest innovation actually makes
Politics
From MAGA to Putin’s Russia, here’s how leaders weaponize nostalgia to seize power. Nostalgia is a powerful emotion, isn’t it. A bittersweet longing for a time when life seemed simpler, more certain, and, most importantly (and vaguely) better. It’s the mental tug of familiarity that draws
Tech
Is AI the future of democracy, or the end of it? The 2024 elections are the battleground for a new kind of warfare—where artificial intelligence could decide who wins. 60+ nations. Half the world's population. One game-changing technology. From Sri Lanka to Germany to the US, this
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In a world where your iPhone knows more about your body than your doctor, your digital footprint could be used against you. How secure is your data in a post-Roe America? When the United States Supreme Court drop-kicked Roe v. Wade into oblivion, it hurled digital natives headfirst into a
Politics
Your digital life is perfectly personalized. Ads, news, everything made for ‘me and me alone.’ But as we eliminate what doesn’t fit, what’s left of the world we shared? We are living in an era of peak personalization. Algorithms work constantly behind the scenes, shaping our online experiences
Politics
The ‘undecided voter’ is a smokescreen. They’re not weighing their options—they’re hiding their decision to back Trump. It’s time to call out this political camouflage for what it really is. The fence-sitting "undecided" voters dominate news cycles, claiming to be torn between two vastly
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
Politics
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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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
Politics
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