At the very least $20 Trillion are at stake in the intersection of AI and Crypto. How are these two technologies headed and who is working to control these? This is a very deep analysis of the convergence.
As America gets ready to go to the polls, the independent voices on the radio will go silent. For, the Soros Machine will take over 200 radio stations in 40 markets impacting 165 million Americans!
Have the attacks on the Adani Group been innocent industrial competitive battles? Or are they geo-strategic moves? What role do such corporations play in the national security apparatus?
You will love these five insightful sharings on Sick Notes, Phrenology in a new modern avatar, how Parents-kids relations are changing, story of Fahrenheit, Planet Survival and population.
Sickness of workers resulting in absenteeism has long been the source of friction between the employer and the employed. What started off as a tool to control labor is now a ubiquitous irritant for those who are genuinely sick in a modern health system environment. This is a very insightful piece on the dynamics, the history and the ramification of a simple "doctor's note."
Hirsh Chitkara
In the past phrenology was known as the "study of the shape and size of the cranium as a supposed indication of character and mental abilities." Interestingly data science and medicine also approach the same point.
Xiaolin Wu and Xi Zhang, two AI researchers, have said that they have trained an algorithm to identify criminals based on the shape of their faces, with 89.5% accuracy.
They are saying what many racist people would say.
Catherine Stinson
A recent survey by OnePoll on behalf of Chartway Credit Union, showed that despite not managing all of their expenses, 85% of respondents consider themselves to be financially responsible!
It is considered to be a shame in the US, but if one sees on a social level, it is - collectively speaking - a more efficient way of living.
SWNS
Fahrenheit is now a standard. The story of Fahrenheit scale is both of inventive genius as well as the ingenuity of making thermometers that were reproducible. That is what Daniel Fahrenheit did.
Here is an audio and transcript from a program that is my all-time favorite - The engines of our ingenuity. Listen to it.
And then read it.
If you like these kind of things, you can access to all the transcripts here.
In this radio podcast from On Point Radio, Elizabeth Hadly shares some unique insights which are very troubling. She shares how she would have insects stuck on her wind screen when she drove westward. Now she doesn't see that anymore. In the last few years, almost 70% of the wild animal populations in the world have been lost!
Humans have become a scourge on the planet. Listen to this podcast.
Tim Skoog
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