https://arxiv.org/pdf/2304.03442.pdf This paper written by researchers from Stanford and Google details the human-mimicking machine learning tech that has and continues to permeate ever expanding facets of the human experience. The potentials for manipulating and engineering the individual and greater society …
by Chris Black Nuclear war is probably inevitable due to US behavior. US sends nuclear-capable bomber to South Korea in provocation to North Korea North Korea calls on the UN to demand an immediate cessation of military exercises by the …
The city of San Diego has long been known as a hub of military activity, but even its residents were a bit shocked by some of the low flying helicopters cruising around the city this week. San Diego residents took …
by Shaun Richards Today has brought into play quite a few themes of my work as we receive new information on the inflation issue in the UK and hence the cost of living crisis. Let us start with the official …
by Frank Shostak via Mises While in the natural sciences a laboratory experiment can isolate various elements and their movements can be followed through, there is no equivalent in the economic discipline. The introduction of econometrics and model building is an attempt to …
via gloomboomdoom: According to geopolitical historian and strategist Halford J. Mackinder, “The great wars of history — we have had a world-war about every hundred years for the last four centuries – are the outcome, direct or indirect, of the unequal growth …
“Australia is “more realistic about where we are” in relation to war with China than the United States is, according to former US naval intelligence officer John Jordan. “The trick is understanding concepts that exist on a spectrum, it’s not …
