Imagine you’re in a bookstore and you wander over to the fiction section. There, you find two shelves: one for human-written novels… and one for novels written by AI.That future may not be as far off… pca.st/episode/f…
Chris Abraham
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I can’t stop loving this 2010 Marathon Pilot’s Navigator with the mineral domed bubble crystal and fading tritium lume and pass through strap and heavy duty quartz movement. Amazing tool watch, field watch, pilot’s watch hybrid.
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"But the babies" — The Most Powerful Phrase That Has Never Once Stopped a War
There is a sentence that gets deployed with tremendous moral confidence every time a Western military—or Israel—does something that produces dead civilians on camera. It goes roughly like this: *But the babies. But the mothers. But the children.* It is delivered as though it were …
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“But the babies” is the most morally confident phrase that has never once stopped a bomb. If civilian casualties were actually a red line for Western governments—not a talking point, an actual line—something with teeth would have happened by now.
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There goes the (Columbia Pike) neighborhood.
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I just bought the "Punk Is Love" mug for $20. It's mine. It's wrong about everything.
Punk was not love. I was there—not as a punk, I want to be clear about that, because enough people from my Hawaii years are still on Facebook to call me out. I was a new wave kid. Smiths obsessive. New Order, The Cure, Depeche Mode, pastel oversized button-down, home-bleached …
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Punk wasn’t love—it was working-class British kids with no future and nothing to lose. Johnny Rotten got stabbed outside a pub for being punk. People died in mosh pits. The Doc Martens had a lace code that told you who was willing to draw blood. If Rachel Maddow agrees with you, you are not punk.
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Tinfoil hat fully engaged: I don’t think Trump wanted to post the Jesus healing image. I think his handlers made him post it as a humiliation ritual—proof of leverage. The man who deleted it “because it showed a doctor” didn’t choose it, didn’t post it. Someone made him.
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Want to understand America? Skip the history books. Dip directly into radio from the 20s through the 2000s
My micro SD player has 5,000+ episodes shuffled and cycling—Art Bell and Ian Punnett from Coast to Coast’s golden era, every Yours Truly Johnny Dollar, every Gunsmoke, The Saint, and whatever else I could pull from Archive.org. It spans the 1920s through the 2000s and it …
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I keep 5,000+ episodes shuffled on a micro SD—Art Bell, Ian Punnett, Johnny Dollar, Gunsmoke, The Saint. Want to understand America? Skip the history books. Dip directly into radio from the 20s through the 2000s. The ads alone will rewire your brain.
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Goliath 2: Electric Boogaloo — Nobody told the kid the giant had a lawyer, a media empire, and absolutely nothing to lose.
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Is global feminism only about wartime economic surge capacity?
Let me be clear upfront: this is fabrication. Fabulism. Fantasy. I made this up. Hold that in mind as you read, because it’s going to feel uncomfortably plausible. Here’s my favorite conspiracy theory, and I’m furious nobody thought of it first. Every time a …
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Fascinating. Disgusting. Evil.
Elites insider Emily Brearley reveals shocking failures that global elites ignored youtube.com/watch
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Péter Magyar literally means Pete Hungary—too on the nose?
Europe is celebrating like Orbán’s Hungary just got exorcised. But take a breath. Péter Magyar wasn’t some dissident writing samizdat in a basement. He was inside the tent—deep inside. Married to a cabinet minister. A true believer who became, very dramatically and …
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Magyar means Hungarian. Too on the nose? Peter was Orbán’s man for years. This isn’t a revolution — it’s a rebranding. Meet the new boss, grown in the same soil as the old one.
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Anti-corruption movements routinely reproduce the corruption they displace.
Does Hungary ousting its far-right prime minister prove rightwing populists and autocrats can be beaten around the world? pca.st/episode/f…
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Most of you are too young to remember the Nayirah testimony
In August 1990, Iraq invaded the neighboring country of Kuwait. The United States and its allies had to decide whether to send military forces to push Iraq out. American public opinion was divided and the congressional vote to authorize force was not certain. On October 10, 1990, …
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In 1990, a teenage girl told Congress she watched Iraqi soldiers remove babies from incubators in Kuwait and leave them to die. The story helped build support for the Gulf War. She was the Kuwaiti ambassador’s daughter, and the whole appearance had been arranged by a private PR firm hired by Kuwait.
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A lot of specific Americans are dancing on Eric’s grave right now.
In Swalwell v. Trump, the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia considered whether former President Donald Trump is entitled to absolute presidential immunity from damages liability for allegedly inciting a riot at the U.S. Capitol. www.theusconstitution.org/litigatio…