Singing the blue book blues
Students across the educational spectrum are outsourcing their work to Artificial Intelligence (AI), according to The Wall Street Journal. In other words, cheating is more widespread than ever.
Science & Tech
There Is No Wi-Fi War With China. 5G, However….
China all-but-owns DC – and most of the Swamp’s many creatures. So China gets whatever they want – whenever they want.
The Simple, New Technological Face of Warfare; by George Mcclellan
The Ukrainian drone attack that wiped out one third more or less, of Putin’s far flung strategic bomber force, and maybe a submarine or two at quayside, while thrilling in its audacity and satisfying in its results, is not really anything new.
Call Me Never: A Modern Theory of Communication
Phone Calls: The Worst Kind of Ambush. Phone calls suck. There, I said it. They demand your full attention right now — as if you weren’t doing something important.
Modern Physics Increasingly Points To The Divine Hand Of A Creator (God) To Explain The Impossible “Coincidence” Of Our Existence Part 3
What Do These Impossibly Large Numbers Mean? How big are they?
The War You Didn’t Know You’re In: Understanding Fifth-Generation Warfare and Unrestricted Warfare
Fifth-Generation Warfare (5GW), a concept recognized in modern U.S. military doctrine. It mirrors, and in some ways overlaps, a Chinese military concept known as Unrestricted Warfare
Education Priorities
Reports are emerging that college students are using AI to write term papers and required assignments. Are these future leaders demonstrating innovation by utilizing the latest technology to prepare them for the real world or just cheating?
Where Are Threats Coming From? by George Mcclellan
In case you did not realize, the unintended consequences to US-Russia treaties that may have been shattered because Ukraine, in a demonstrably clever sneak attack, destroyed 42 Russian strategic bombers as they sat exposed on their airfield pads.
100 Years of Quantum Physics and All We Got Was an Atomic Bomb?
Well, folks, we’re officially 100 years into quantum mechanics, one of the most exciting and intellectually demanding fields of human study. A century of mathematical wizardry, incomprehensible equations, and brain-melting theories. And what do we have to show for it?
The Universe in Numbers: How Ancient Patterns Reveal a Designed Cosmos
From the spiraling arms of galaxies to the arrangement of sunflower seeds, the universe is replete with patterns that suggest an underlying order.
The Temptation of Artificial Intelligence: Re-Learning from the Lessons of Eden
In the timeless tale of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, the pursuit of knowledge led to dire consequences. Driven by the desire to understand good and evil, they reached for the forbidden fruit.
Modern Physics Increasingly Points To The Divine Hand Of A Creator (God) To Explain The Impossible “Coincidence” Of Our Existence Part 2
How Does A Physicist Sneak Up On His Peers With That Which Undermines Him???
HAARP: The Strangest Science Experiment in the Sky
Hidden away in the remote wilderness of Gakona, Alaska, sits one of the most controversial research facilities in the world: the High-Frequency Active Auroral Research Program, better known as HAARP.
The Left Lie Through Their Scummy Teeth!
I have frequently said that if Donald Trump walked on water, the left would complain that he stepped on and injured some fish. If President Trump cured cancer, the left would combitch that he was putting doctors and nurses out of work. The tweet screen captured to the left — I always screen capture tweets …
The World, And The Future, Are Not Powered On Fantasies
Unlike multiple other European nations, France is not experiencing power issues. Germany, after pledging to go all “green,” is reactivated shuttered coal plants (perhaps they should not have relied on Russian natural gas imports). Great Britian is suffering multiple outages (although not back to the 19th century like Spain and Portugal) from lack of stable generation capacity and lack of grid upgrades.
Modernizing America’s Digital Backbone: A Trump-Era Opportunity to Fix Government Legacy Systems
The U.S. government’s computer systems are rapidly decaying relics — a patchwork of incompatible systems, outdated computing languages, and decades-old hardware.
Did Katy Perry just kill feminism?
On Monday, 6 celebrities formed an all-female crew aboard a Blue Origin space capsule for a suborbital space flight that lasted 11 minutes. The women included the wife of Jeff Bezos, singer Katy Perry and CBS presenter Gayle King. Public reaction was not what Bezos expected for him or his company
Thorium Molten Salt Reactors: A Game-Changer or Just Another Nuclear Dream?
For decades, nuclear energy has been caught between promise and peril—offering a cleaner energy source but carrying the baggage of meltdowns, waste, and public fear.
Why the Universe is Probably Laughing at Us: The Clash Between Relativity and Quantum Mechanics
Imagine you’re at a family barbecue, flipping burgers, when your conspiracy-loving uncle asks, “So, do you think quantum mechanics proves time travel is real?” This is your moment. You sip your drink, smirk knowingly, and say, “Well, that depends on whether you believe the universe plays dice or bends like a yoga instructor.”
Vioxx & Roll: How Big Pharma Turned Heart Attacks Into a Business Model
Once upon a time in the magical land of Shareholder Value, a pharmaceutical giant named Merck gazed deep into the void of human suffering and asked the question all noble drugmakers must ask: “How can we make arthritis treatment more profitable than oil?”