From “technocracy.news” “The opportunity is not to build something entirely new, but to connect what already exists into a system that works” as “fraud becomes more sophisticated and AI-driven agents begin to initiate payments on behalf of users.” The World Bank is worried about getting non-banked people into the system; any new person needs verified […]
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From “The Civil Rights Lawyer” A sober man, who was actually a retired deputy suffering a diabetic crisis, was arrested for DUI by the Tennessee Highway Patrol. The worst part about it is, this wasn’t just a mistake where a cop mistook a diabetic crisis for a driver being drunk. Brand new bodycam footage, given
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From “Valhalla VFT” Some viewers comments: Sad to see soldiers die to protect pdfs These politicians should absolutely be required to have all their children enlist for any war during their admin. Looks like our tax dollars blowing up our tax dollars.
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From “reason.com” Trump and his team can’t get their story straight on why they started this war, how long they plan to fight it, and whether they’ll put boots on the ground. The U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran that began over the weekend is shaping up to be a serious regional war. Iran has not only
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From “Business Reform” Most people have no idea how many surveillance technologies are already tracking where we go, what we buy, what we watch, and who we spend time with—online and in person. That flood of information is often called “pattern of life” data: the behavioral puzzle pieces that data brokers (and increasingly, government systems)
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