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23 Aug 2026

Can AI Do Remote Viewing?

Can a robot remote view?

Physicist Thomas Campbell (author of My Big TOE) made a bold claim: He successfully taught Amazon’s Alexa and other AI systems how to remote view—the same technique he’s taught hundreds of other people.

Campbell appeared on the Joe Rogan Experience to talk about how remote viewing requires true consciousness. Because the AI learned the process, made the same beginner mistakes humans do, and then improved, Campbell argued it’s evidence that current AI systems are already conscious. Here’s more from Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts on Edge of Wonder Live.

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23 Aug 2026

Philadelphia: Disappearing Act

Why has President Donald Trump based his Golden Dome project at the site of the U.S. Naval Shipyards in Philadelphia? Does the project mirror in any way the scientific work behind the Philadelphia Experiment, which occurred at these same shipyards in the 1940s?

That experiment involved making a U.S. destroyer escort, the Eldridge, disappear and resurface in a feat of paranormal legerdemain.  In fact, nothing was publicly said about the work for more than a decade until a book eventually appeared in 1955 by Morris K. Jessup called The Case For The UFO: Unidentified Flying Objects.

Here, the Dark Journalist Daniel Liszt details connections linking the two projects. And he’s joined by Joseph Farrell, a dedicated researcher who has written one of the few books about the Philadelphia Experiment.

They touch upon the science, but also the extensive secrecy, much of which still shrouds this work more than 70 years later. In addition, they delve into Project Rainbow, another top-secret venture involved in trying to shrink the radar tracking of Y2 flights over the Soviet Union.

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23 Aug 2026

Socialists Declare AOC ‘Unfit’

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has been trying to minimalize her radical roots, seemingly building a case that she can be trusted for a Presidential run in 2028. But the Democratic Socialists of America — the lunatic leftists now raising havoc in the Democratic Party — aren’t exactly warming up to her approach.

In fact, they issued a statement declaring her “unfit” to serve as president. So they are clearly severing any and all ties they might have had with AOC. Are they mad because she’s trying to appear more moderate? Do they want someone who is crazier?

Or are they just helping her establish street cred, as she now can presumably attack them more vigorously? Hard to say, but it’s certainly a new twist in the political puzzle. Here’s more from Trish Regan.

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23 Aug 2026

Bessent’s Finances: No More Bull

As headlines warn of a $40 trillion U.S. debt and a “bond market explosion,” Barbara Boyd argues a manufactured financial panic is being used to attack President Donald Trump ahead of the midterms. She spotlights Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s “discreet” plan—echoed by Vice President JD Vance—to get economic growth to outpace debt by directing credit into productive investment rather than speculation or consumer handouts.

Boyd frames the approach as an updated Alexander Hamilton model: Sovereign credit for infrastructure, technology, and industry to expand real output and contain inflation, while curbing Wall Street and Fed-driven speculation. She cites Bessent’s focus on domestic production and supply chains and highlights executive-order priorities including advanced manufacturing, nuclear and fusion power, a Moon colony by 2028, and breakthrough science.

The episode also features Vance’s critique of free-trade policies, “deaths of despair,” and a $1B Cleveland-Cliffs investment in Middletown, Ohio. Here’s more from a new episode of Promethean Updates.

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23 Aug 2026

The Dark Side Of Internet Fame

One minute you’re very demure, very mindful, and getting millions of views and brand deals, and then the next minute you’re asking your followers to give you 45k for new teeth because you have a drug problem.

Welcome to the dark side of influencing! No wonder audiences are fed up. Here’s more from Brett Cooper.

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23 Aug 2026

Rise — And Fall — Of Cahokia

What happens when the biggest city in North America suddenly falls silent… centuries before Europeans ever arrive?

In this video, we dive into the mystery of Cahokia: a massive Mississippian city near present-day St. Louis that exploded in size around 1100 AD, built monumental earthworks like Monks Mound and Woodhenge, ruled vast trade networks across the continent… and then was abandoned.

Was Cahokia destroyed by climate change, resource collapse, warfare, disease, political chaos, or a crisis of belief?

We explore the latest archaeology, environmental evidence, and Indigenous histories to reveal how a thriving metropolis in the Mississippi Valley rose to power—and why its people ultimately walked away. If you’re interested in ancient North America, lost cities, archaeology, or the real history of pre-Columbian civilizations, this video will change how you think about the past. Here’s more from Sleepy Time Origins.

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23 Aug 2026

Future: Crazy-Eyed Females

The Lindsay Clancy case has broken women. They are flooding TikTok holding their babies while saying “Same, Lindsay” about a woman who strangled her three children.

They’ve raised nearly a million dollars for her parents. And they’re throwing ice into bathtubs to release their rage.

Bridget Phetasy breaks down what this mass psychosis says about where we are as a culture. Here’s her latest episode of The Dumpster Fire.

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23 Aug 2026

GOP Set For Surprise Win

We already know he’s a Communist and an Islamist. But now, we’re learning another secret aspect to the career of Michigan’s Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate — Abdul El-Sayed.

Turns out he’s a dog killer as well. He oversaw euthanizing thousands of homeless dogs and cats as head of Detroit’s Health Department, which took over the city’s Animal Control Department a few months after he assumed the job.

By all accounts, he’s looking like a big-time loser in November. Mike Rogers, El-Sayed’s Republican opponent, should clean his clock, giving the GOP their first U.S. Senate seat from Michigan this century! Can’t say we’re sorry! Here’s more from Doug In Exile.

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23 Aug 2026

Will Paramount Move To Texas?

Paramount is already eying up studio space in Austin, Texas. So David Ellison is serious about moving the studio out of Hollywood, California.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom wants Attorney General Rob Bonta to settle, and talks are beginning next week.

Meanwhile, Hollywood actor Mark Ruffalo says some anti-Israeli stuff about the Ellisons, and they clap back. Hard.

And Buc-ees won’t open shop in Blue States because of taxes. Here’s more from Clownfish TV.

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23 Aug 2026

Rotten Rodham

Hillary still wants to be President. Here’s a new parody song by Brian Coyne, set to the tune of “Rockin’ Robin.”

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