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🗣 Argument of the Day “Did the video by six Democratic lawmakers telling U.S. service members to refuse illegal orders trigger a legitimate constitutional debate — or did it cross the line into seditious behavior when Donald Trump responded by calling their actions ‘punishable by death’?” 🔍 Background ⚖️ Two Sides of the Argument Side A —…
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“Are coupons dead?” Are Coupons Dead? Not Quite — They’ve Just Gone Digital Once a Sunday ritual with scissors and newspaper inserts, coupons have transformed into digital deals and app-based rewards. But far from extinct, they’ve simply adapted to our online shopping habits. Retailers still offer discounts, but now they expect consumers to do the…
Giant Cookie Bouquets and Decorating Kits are all the rage! The iconic Cookies by Design Cookie Bouquets are getting more adorable by the day. Cookies by Design created the first Cookie Bouquet and has nearly 40 retail sites across the United States. Cookies by Design offers creative and delicious gifts, catered to cookie lovers. Our…
Robot Investment Trust (RIT): A Framework for Shared Prosperity in the Age of Automation Executive Summary The Robot Investment Trust (RIT) is a new economic model designed to ensure that the benefits of automation flow not only to corporations but also to the communities and individuals displaced by it. Through collective ownership of productive robots…
Overview: Imagine a future where space-based solar power isn’t delivered via dangerous, tightly focused beams, but as a gentle, diffuse blanket of energy that softly powers everything below it. Not a weapon, but a gift. Not a spotlight, but a soft sky. Core Idea:Space-based solar arrays gather 24/7 sunlight and release energy as a wide-field,…
Haha, classic! That one’s a clever play on words. Here’s the breakdown: People in Dubai don’t like the Flintstones, but people in Abu Dhabi do. It’s a pun on the names of the cities: Dubai and Abu Dhabi—and it sounds like “do” (as in “do” like the show) versus “don’t” (as in dislike). You’re pretty…
Europa: The Garden We Weren’t Allowed to Enter In Arthur C. Clarke’s continuation of 2001: A Space Odyssey, humanity is offered the stars—but denied the moon next door. Europa, one of Jupiter’s icy satellites, becomes more than a scientific curiosity. It becomes sacred ground. A new Eden. Off-limits. “All these worlds are yours… except Europa….
I Asked AI: If I introduce a law that says if you have solar panels on your roof, clover and similar bee sourcing flowers in your yard, you need to cut around those flowers when moving your lawn. So the bees have a reliable supply they can revisit. And all wind turbines should have bird…
