# politics
Many of us are living in a dystopian future, but realizing that fact and making changes to fix it are much more difficult than it sounds.
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Greg Fish on 06.25.2023
# politics
Organized skepticism was once covered in every major publication around the world. Why did it seemingly vanish overnight? And what damage did its implosion leave behind?
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Greg Fish on 06.11.2023
# podcast
Despite the lingering obsession with IQ scores being the arbiter of your fate and intelligence, they’re probably pretty useless in the grand scheme of things.
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Greg Fish on 06.03.2023
# podcast
QAnon and social media conspiracy theorists found the cure for literally everything. It’s called a med bed, and it’s straight out of science fiction. Literally.
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Greg Fish on 05.25.2023
# podcast
If you’re wondering when artificial intelligence will start destroying the world as we know it, wonder no more. That time is now.
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Greg Fish on 05.21.2023
# podcast
With the crypto market having cooled off after a very long series of high-profile busts, crashed, and rug pulls, we take another look at the next big thing that never was: Web3.
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Greg Fish on 05.18.2023
# tech
Hollywood writers are once again on strike. Their goal? Nothing less than figuring out how humans and AI can coexist with runaway late-stage capitalism.
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Greg Fish on 05.15.2023
# tech
Our nearly inevitable cyborg overlords may have a lot more squish and atomic scale wiring than we were taught to expect by science fiction.
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Greg Fish on 05.01.2023
# space
Scientists figured out an ingenious recipe for extra strong concrete perfect for habitats on the Moon, Mars, and beyond.
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Greg Fish on 04.08.2023
# science
New research into the psychological roots of greed shows that greed may mean access to more money and luxuries, but at the cost of damaging literally everything else.
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Greg Fish on 04.03.2023