America is hosting FIFA World Cup 2026, which gave us the idea to ask AI: How can we make soccer less boring?
Now with modern technology and artificial intelligence, we can simulate just a few ways soccer can be made less boring. It’s a step in the right direction. Here’s more from The Babylon Bee.
What would happen if Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was forced to learn basic economics?
We asked AI to show us that scenario. Here’s more from The Babylon Bee.
Large Language Models such as ChatGPT definitely have their uses, but embedded in those large language models are some large language biases, as Bill Whittle is about to show despite the danger to himself. Whittle leads this edition of The Right Angle, joined by Scott Ott and Steve Green.
Susan Kokinda argues that President Donald Trump’s recent comments, praising overlap with Bernie Sanders, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s critique of “slavish devotion to free markets” signal not a change of sides but a shift to a different economic system. It frames Trump’s “new economic plan” as an industrial policy that uses tariffs, tax policy, directed investment, and potential public-private stakes in major AI firms, while also challenging Federal Reserve practices and Wall Street forecasting.
Citing the latest jobs report (172,000 jobs versus a 105,000 forecast, with prior months revised upward), it claims the plan is working, though manufacturing hiring is still early, following a sequence of orders, production, investment, then jobs described by Peter Navarro. Kokinda says this approach revives Henry Clay’s “American System,” presented as distinct from free markets, free trade, or socialism. Here’s more from Promethean Updates.
Socialist Bernie Sanders is pushing a dangerous idea. He wants the federal government to own half the stock of AI companies going forward.
They already have more than enough incentive to spy on Americans. Why surrender them all of our liberties and freedoms? Here’s more from Glenn Beck.
Dive into the nature of spacetime and data center backlash in this Edge of Wonder Live.
Physics & Time: The Soviet Union once classified a strange discovery in space. In 1985, a Russian cosmonaut watched a spinning wing nut flip 180° every few seconds in zero gravity—behavior that seemed to defy normal physics.
This Dzhanibekov Effect (or Tennis Racket Theorem) remained secret for years because scientists at the time had no clear explanation.
That’s just the beginning. As humans explore deeper into space, we keep uncovering bizarre truths about space-time itself. By some measurements, time literally runs slower closer to Earth and speeds up the farther you move away from its gravity. The more we study spacetime, the more it appears to change our everyday understanding of reality.
Data Centers: The legendary environmental activist Erin Brockovich is now leading the pushback against massive AI data centers. She’s launching a nationwide map to track community complaints.
Meanwhile, some Big Tech voices are blaming Chinese Communist Party propaganda for the growing American resistance. Simultaneously, a company backed by Nvidia is offering to pay homeowners to host mini data centers right next to their houses—in exchange for discounted electricity and internet. Would you let them put one in your yard?
We let AI run a simulation to see what the first female—that means woman— president in the White House would be like. The simulated results are interesting and eye-opening. Here’s more from The Babylon Bee.
Lots of AI slop continues to pollute the Internet.
It’s phony and made-up, but people like watching the stuff. So YouTube and X haven’t exactly been policing it too heavily.
Just how far will it go? Here’s more from Mark Dice.
Big Tech promised you a futuristic, AI revolution—but what if the real price is much higher?
Your electricity bill, your water supply, and the environment are just the beginning. Edge of Wonder pulls back the curtain on the massive, power hungry data centers sneakily taking over America.
These enormous facilities are consuming as much electricity as entire cities, guzzling millions of gallons of water per day, and reshaping communities all to power ChatGPT, image generators, and the next wave of AI yet to come.
In this video, discover:
Get ready for the dirty secrets inside the world of AI data centers on this episode of Edge of Wonder with Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts.
