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The collapse of reality is still in its infancy, but all the signposts are screaming “Danger Ahead.”  As this article states, “we are witnessing the emergence of an entirely new frontier of mental health crises.” Indeed. Marriages are breaking up. People are being driven to suicide. Others are filling up beds in mental institutions. What’s going on? It’s AI-induced psychosis and it can hit you out of the blue like a ton of bricks. ⁃ Patrick Wood, Ed

Peter Thiel is peddling a twisted story worthy of the Antichrist himself. If regulating AI leads to peace and safety, then not regulating it somehow thwarts the devil? Is Thiel casting himself as the Antichrist as some have suggested? To talk about his “devout Christian views” is a oxymoron. Still, many in Silicon Vally are flocking to Thiel’s strange form of Catholicism. ⁃ Patrick Wood, Editor.One of the world’s most powerful technology leaders has reportedly warne

Some honest researchers at Harvard spilled the beans: AI is NOT producing superior work, but rather “workslop” that requires other workers to undo it. Unfortunately, many managers will accept the workslop as good enough when the are under pressure to cut costs. Still, some businesses will limit the use of AI for tasks that won’t fall into the trap. ⁃ Patrick Wood, Editor.Employees were found to be generating ‘low-effort, passable looking work’ that simply

“Dance is a language of the body,” says Julia F. Christensen, a neuroscientist at the Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics and author of Dancing is the Best Medicine. “Our brain understands gestures that we may do as we dance like an expressive language.” For centuries, communities have turned to dance not only for celebration but for ritual and healing. Long before scientists tracked brain waves or measured neurotransmitters, dancers had an intuitive understandi

The penthouse of the sleek, postmodern Metropolitan Tower in Midtown Manhattan offers panoramic views of New York. But for more than five years, a former Wall Street trader used it as a sex “dungeon,” luring women in and leaving them maimed and bruised, federal prosecutors say. Howard Rubin, 70, a former Salomon Brothers bond trader ... was arrested Friday on sex trafficking charges. Prosecutors said he brought women to the penthouse blocks from Central Park, where a bedroom was pain