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Why did the thank-you email from my high school principal last month sound exactly like the one from the sophomore in my fourth period who always turns in quizzes half blank? The first time I knew I was reading something with a human’s name on it that was actually generated by artificial intelligence, it was a Substack post about being your authentic self without making anyo...


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Today, most people view artificial intelligence (AI) as a cultural phenomenon—think chatbots, deepfakes, existential essays on consciousness, and fears about AI replacing jobs. Beneath these ideas lies the AI industrial effort—artificial intelligence as physical infrastructure, including transformers, substations, and silicon warehouses that operate nonstop. They are forcing...


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Americans say health care affordability is their number one pocketbook concern. In response, progressive politicians, health care economists, and many think tanks are offering a panoply of non-solutions. The left backs Medicare for All, which has proven politically non-viable over the eight decades since President Harry Truman first proposed it.

Over t...


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President Donald Trump’s grip on the Republican Party has seemed absolute. 

But his consistent disregard for constitutional and societal norms might be leading to genuine fissures within the GOP.

A new


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In a polarized era, it’s rare to hear a veteran of the Bill Clinton and Barack Obama presidencies agreeing with an economist and veteran of the George W. Bush administration.

What’s even more intriguing is that these prominent, often opposing voices were praising a law signed by President Donald Trump and passed by Congressional Republicans.

The law is de...


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