Storming the Bastille
Despite the amazing advances of the past 500 years, we will end up back where we started.
Technology
Good Grief, What on Earth For?
The Government has decided to enter the so-called AI space, but bizarrely chose the name of an existing organisation.
Hey Alexa! Read This Out Loud
The “shocking interaction” between Alexa and users regarding the 2024 candidates is “exhibit A of the problem” of Amazon’s bias.
The Deliberate Anti-Semitism of ChatGPT
Over the months since Hamas invaded and attacked civilians in Israel, killing more than 1200 people and taking over 200 hostages, I’ve noticed a suppression of details of these attacks and the ongoing conflict in ChatGPT. Today I prove it is deliberate.
Disease X and the Rolling Revenue
Healthy social conditions and an end to dangerous gain of function research are the best ways to protect against infectious diseases.
Is NZ’s Food Safety Authority Failing the Impartiality Test?
This second call for submissions opened a month ago, yet neither Australian nor New Zealand MSM have covered it.
Paying With Your Face
What will convince consumers to use facial recognition payment technology?
It Is Nearly Impossible to Keep Teens Off Phones in Bed
But new research shows it really does affect their sleep.
Praxeology and Robert Malone’s ‘Surveillance Capitalism’
The ultimate responsibility for guarding against deception and manipulation and for achieving such personal moral progress rests with each individual.
Calls for a Halt: Rising Health Concerns
The study at the start of this report talks about deaths that happened close to the time of vaccination. But I am now seeing cases that have taken two or more years of slowly developing to finally become conditions of concern.
The Terminator Warned About the Temptations of Freedom
Too many women are choosing perfect freedom and that is their prerogative. Yet no one will remember their names. They will fade into anonymity.
Diplomacy, Distrust and Nuclear War
When Faulkner spoke in 1950, the risk of being blown up was miniscule compared to the height of the Cold War. Now, again, we are on the precipice.
A Digital ‘Afterlife’ Is Not Science Fiction
As the digital afterlife industry grows, it raises significant ethical and emotional challenges. These include concerns about consent, privacy, and the psychological impact on the living.
Open Letter to Medical Professionals and Scientists
Recently published research indicates that such a position is no longer in any way morally defensible. It is time to speak out freely and correct public misperceptions about mRNA vaccine safety and efficacy.
