The feud between Candace Owens and Turning Point USA has become a circus. It has overshadowed the search for the true roots behind the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
The discussion to date has split between two main theories: Either Kirk was assassinated by Tyler Robinson because of leftist issues clouded by transgenderism. Or Kirk was assassinated by a crack team of foreign mercenaries with ties to Israel because Kirk opposed America going to war on behalf of Israel.
Here’s another theory altogether, this one advanced by the Laissez Faire Lounge, that the assassination had more to do with a deeply rooted lab grab in the state of Utah. This theory not only weaves elements involving Phil Lyman but also Kevin O’Leary’s new AI data center. Here, Lounge researcher Pia explains the thread.
There’s a kill switch being built into every new car in America by 2027 — and both parties voted for it with a smile.
Bridget Phetasy breaks down the AI that decides if you’re too emotional to drive, why the mandatory seatbelt law was always a slippery slope, and how the surveillance state got built — not by the government, but by us, one smart home device and ignored terms of service at a time.
The Alexa, the Ring doorbell, the face scan to unlock your phone — we handed all of it over for the sake of convenience. Don’t worry though, you can opt out. You just won’t be able to participate in society. Here’s more from Phetasy in a new edition of The Dumpster Fire.
AI shows America without Democrats. The movies aren’t so good, but criminal activity has greatly subsided, so there are trade-offs. Here’s more from The Babylon Bee.
AI will lead to job losses, and women in rural communities are likely to be the hardest segment hit. A new federal study by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) found artificial intelligence will disproportionately hit women, especially those working in rural jobs in the American Midwest and Mountain West.
Jobs that are especially vulnerable: secretaries, customer service representatives, office clerks and cashiers. Software developers won’t be hit as hard, and other jobs likely to remain intact: taxi drivers and dentist assistants.
Dr. Roman Yampolskiy,a Latvian-born computer scientist who now teaches at the University of Louisville, predicts AI (artificial intelligence) will destroy humanity.
What’s behind his prediction? And how do will stop AI from destroying every last one of us? Here’s more from Mr. Reagan.
And here is an interview on Trigger Nometry where Yampolskiy lays out his thoughts.