George Santos and Lisa Marie Presley: Media Missed the Story
Santos could have been spotted earlier; Presley stories leave out what mattered most: the effects of Scientology.
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Santos could have been spotted earlier; Presley stories leave out what mattered most: the effects of Scientology.
The Livermore announcement is impressive as a feat of engineering but, after 60 years, they are nowhere close to a commercially viable energy source.
Felicia Kornbluh argues that the movement must now focus on broader issues and on grassroots politics, not the courts.
Artificial intelligence was built on work stolen from artists. It’ll now create work to replace them.
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More revisions upon revisions. What next?
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