Artificial intelligence promises to free us from work. Capitalism would prefer us to buy our freedom.
For centuries, the arrangement was straightforward. Most people worked,...
EUROX GENE SHOCK
America plans DNA checks to decide who REALLY belongs — as ‘European marker’ scheme sparks eugenics row and chaos after scientists discover...
Billionaires Are Migratory Birds Who Fly to Tax Havens Every Winter
Sounds absurd? Since birds are descended from dinosaurs, scientists now believe billionaires may possess...
News from a future America that, at the time of writing, has not yet completely lost its mind.
Something extraordinary has happened in America.
MAGA is...
For most of human history, reality had one enormous advantage over imagination: it looked real.
A painter could paint Rome and a novelist could describe...
The 2026 Grammy Awards have come and gone, leaving in their wake the familiar cocktail of glittering performances, emotional acceptance speeches, and a simmering cultural debate that grows louder each year: Is the music industry’s biggest night merely a self-congratulatory love fest, cleverly masquerading as a platform for social conscience?
The question circulates in the churn of headlines and social media feeds: Is he declining? Is that bruise a sign? What does his doctor really think? We scrutinize the hand, the speech, the gaffe, the midnight rants. We await the definitive medical revelation, as if a diagnosis—dementia, degeneracy, or merely extraordinary vanity—would be the key that finally makes sense of it all.
After a long wait, the return of The Night Manager promised more sleek espionage, moral complexity, and the cathartic downfall of a monster. Instead, Part 2 delivered a frustrating, compromised finale that sacrificed narrative integrity for franchise-building, leaving a sour taste that undermines everything that came before.
Let me just adjust my diamond-encrusted fainting couch before I begin. Ah, there. So, I recently endured—sorry, experienced—the groundbreaking cinematic journey known as the Melania Trump documentary. Or, as I like to call it, "92 Minutes of Watching a Painted Wall Dry, But with More Emotional Range."
In what some are calling the most audacious real estate deal in history, Musk has allegedly offered to buy the entire United Kingdom for an undisclosed amount of Bitcoin. British tabloids have dubbed the plan “Brexit 2.0: The Bitcoin Empire.”
In a move that has sent ripples through Silicon Valley—ripples that, of course, are nothing but maya (illusion)—India has unveiled its revolutionary AI platform, Deepak, designed to challenge the hegemony of Western artificial intelligence. While OpenAI may boast about its ability to generate essays and code, Deepak operates on a far loftier plane, merging cutting-edge machine learning with the timeless truths of Advaita Vedanta and ancient Indian wisdom.