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September 2024

why fully automated luxury communism is our future, like it or not
Back at the dawn of the last century, we had a plan. We are rapidly reaching the endpoint of that plan. Unfortunately, we forgot that plan for very…
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why the web as we know it is dying
Unfortunately, the rumors are true and the dead internet theory is becoming real. So, I made a video about it to go with the original article.
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how commercial chatbots could enter a death spiral that will make them useless
If the words "AI model collapse" have crossed your feeds, allow me to explain what it is, and why it's actually a big deal, no matter how much AI bros…
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how brofluencers took over social media to ruin their fans' lives
Brofluencers swarm you the moment your timeline figures out you're male and enjoy even one traditionally manly thing. And they're coming for your mind…
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help! why are there are videos in my pop sci newsletter?!
Yes, there are a few a good reasons why WoWT is filling up with videos.
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how weapons-grade boredom and neglect are eating us alive
For more than a century, we've realized that we were being led to a dark place as a society. Now that we're here, we're rebelling against it in the all…
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how too much water can snuff out life and kill habitable planets
It seems like a paradox, or a weird brain teaser. How can a planet have too much water for life to exist? But physics doesn't lie, and neither do mass…
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the sheer, unmitigated audacity of the cult of the singularity
Sam Altman and OpenAI are now openly arguing that your rights to your own content shouldn't matter in their quest for profit and digital immortality.
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do you really need those multivitamins?
Tens of millions of Americans swear by their daily supplements. But according to science, most of them are just wasting their time and money.
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