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Posts where personal opinion is largely determining the article's vision. This category will not be present in articles with some opinion paragraphs but still away from giving another shape to the main subject.

How generative AI will ruin science and academic research

Background: the epistemology of modern mass media I often come back to Neil Postman’s 1985 classic Amusing Ourselves to Death. It’s a penetrating analysis on the cognitive effects of media technology. His focus is mainly on how the format and mode of communication influences the character of content

Sick, and Sick of It All

Sometimes it takes our bodies to return us to our souls. And our little pains to remind us of the indescribable pain of the savage killing and dismemberment of innocent children and adults in Gaza and many other places by U.S. weapons produced in clean factories by people just

Societal Self-Regulation

Any group of human beings who are supposedly in a free society and who have a leader (or a council of people who lead), assigned by that group to make decisions for the common interests of the group, must rely on their own “self-regulation,” above and beyond the leaders’ government,

Some People Like This, and Always Will

When all this Covid crap started up my primary concern was why most people did not see what we saw.

‘A Storm Is Coming for The Guilty” Warns Neil Oliver.

“You don’t get to shape the world … to the advantage of a tiny minority, to the detriment of the hundreds of millions,” says Neil Oliver on his YouTube channel.

A look behind ‘new’ media outlets whose fresh image belies their background: Part I of a series

The old adage that sticks and stones can break bones “but words will never hurt me” may hold true in a school playground spat; but if that playground is the world at large and serious issues are at stake, then it’s a different matter altogether. Indeed, if those words

We should embrace Nuclear Power – it’s the only sensible option

I used to oppose nuclear power, Dr.

OffG Recommends…Wag the Dog

“Why does a dog wag its tail? Because a dog is smarter than its tail.

In the hollow of the rock

It is cold again at night and the raccoons that reach their little hands up to the bowl of food are not there under the porch light again.

A Plague of Saints

In the digital age, the incessant calls to action reverberate across the virtual landscape, summoning legions of fervent warriors to wage battles against perceived evils. This rallying cry, echoing the urgency of a multitude of crusades, permeates our online existence. Be it the casual dehumanization of entire swaths of people

The Exposé’s February Fundraising Campaign – The Establishment is trying to shut us down & we rely solely on YOUR support…

The Establishment is trying to shut us down, therefore the fate of The Expose now rests in your hands... February Fundraising Campaign Progress Please choose your preferred donation method In December 2023, The Establishment YET AGAIN restricted our access to the vital funds we need to operate The Expose and

The Exposé’s February Fundraising Campaign – Is This The End?: The Establishment is trying to shut us down & we rely solely on YOUR support…

The Establishment is trying to shut us down, therefore the fate of The Expose now rests in your hands... February Fundraising Campaign Progress Please choose your preferred donation method In December 2023, The Establishment YET AGAIN restricted our access to the vital funds we need to operate The Expose and

When “Good for You” is Too Good

The ultimate “good for you” is to be dead.

The Dark Days of Winter

Out there the freezing rain settles crystals on the high snow and in the trees and dens the animals are warm and dreaming.

Maslow and His Unclimbable Pyramid

Everyone knows Maslow and his pyramid of needs, right? Don’t feel bad if you don’t; it is just one of those psychological concepts psychologists like to come up with to illustrate explanations of the weird human mind. Not to diss Maslow, he was pretty cool. And a lot