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Newspapers are printing summer reading lists of AI-hallucinated books. Apple “Intelligence” is making up fake BBC headlines. People are losing their minds as ChatGPT calls them “spiral starchildren” and “river walkers.” Join James in this week’s edition of The Corbett Report for a sobering look at the latest in AI nonsense.
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At first glance, bioethics might seem like just another branch of ethical philosophy where academics endlessly debate other academics about how many angels dance on the head of a pin in far-out, science fiction like scenarios. What many do not know, however, is that the seemingly benign academic study of bioethics has its roots in the dark history of eugenics. With that knowledge, the dangers inherent in entrusting some of the most important discussions about the life, death and health of humanity in the hands of a select few become even more apparent. |
This week on the New World Next Week: schools roll out COVID passes; Mexico says no to glyphosate; and the music industry starts tokenizing albums.
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This week on the New World Next Week: schools roll out COVID passes; Mexico says no to glyphosate; and the music industry starts tokenizing albums. |
A picture is worth a thousand words, and it is often the case that a well-crafted image can get the point across much more effectively than a lengthy diatribe. Joining us to demonstrate this concept is the author of “Government — The Biggest Scam in History,” which makes the case in a compelling, image-based way that government of every flavour has been a scam of inter-generational organized crime since the beginning.
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A picture is worth a thousand words, and it is often the case that a well-crafted image can get the point across much more effectively than a lengthy diatribe. Joining us to demonstrate this concept is the author of “Government — The Biggest Scam in History,” which makes the case in a compelling, image-based way that government of every flavour has been a scam of inter-generational organized crime since the beginning. |
This week in the subscriber newsletter James breaks down Sy Hersh's new Osama raid limited hangout article and explains the geopolitical ramifications of it. Also this week in recommended reading/listening/viewing: listening to the enemy: Jade Helm edition; bad...
by James Corbett TheInternationalForecaster.com May 12, 2015 Even a broken clock is right twice a day, and every now and then even the occasional Congress critter comes down on the right side of an issue...as long as it affords them some political leverage, that is....
In this week's subscriber newsletter, James breaks down the economics of royalty and ponders why people are so enthused about another royal parasite. And in this week's recommended media there are uplifting stories, sobering videos, and a debate where an anarchist...
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