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  • News-Today: FTC Removes Guidance Blogs

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    The reported removal of over 300 business guidance blogs by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) under the Biden ((NOTE: This was recent, so under Trump admin!)) administration is not merely an administrative housekeeping exercise but a seismic shift in regulatory philosophy that reverberates through the political, cultural, and ethical landscapes of contemporary America. These blogs,…

  • Physics: Zero point energy

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    Zero point energy (ZPE) is one of the most fascinating and enigmatic concepts in modern physics, rooted deeply in the framework of quantum mechanics. It refers to the lowest possible energy that a quantum mechanical system can possess, a baseline that persists even when all other forms of energy have been stripped away, such as…

  • Health: Intervertebral Disk Regeneration

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    Intervertebral disc degeneration (IDD) stands as a formidable adversary in the realm of musculoskeletal health, recognized as a primary driver of chronic low back pain—a condition that ranks among the leading causes of disability worldwide. To appreciate the significance of the therapeutic approach under discussion, it’s essential to first understand the anatomy and function of…

  • Culture: Amazon and Unions

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    The revelation that Amazon is employing artificial intelligence (AI) to deter unionization efforts among its workforce marks a significant and troubling development in the intersection of technology and labor relations. According to reports, the company is utilizing AI to automate human resources (HR) processes, exert control over employee behavior through what has been termed “electronic…

  • Science: The Double Slit Experiment

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    The double-slit experiment is far more than a simple demonstration of interference patterns; it serves as a profound window into the enigmatic fabric of reality itself. At its core, this iconic experiment reveals that when quantum particles—such as photons or electrons—are directed toward a barrier pierced by two closely spaced slits, they produce an interference…

  • Science: Ions, I

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    (This is with ChatGPT.) Ions are fundamental to virtually every aspect of cellular and systemic physiology. In the extracellular space, sodium (Na⁺) and chloride (Cl⁻) are the predominant ions, governing osmotic balance, fluid distribution, and the generation of action potentials in excitable tissues. The high concentration of sodium outside cells compared to its intracellular level…

  • Science: The Early to Now Universe

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    The universe presents an astonishingly uniform facade when observed on its grandest scales, yet beneath this apparent simplicity lie subtle inhomogeneities that serve as profound indicators of its origins and the fundamental laws that shape its existence. These delicate deviations, meticulously measured through advanced cosmological observations, challenge our understanding and invite both rigorous scientific scrutiny…

  • Culture: Social Media

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    A new study has cast a provocative spotlight on social media, suggesting it serves as an incubator for delusional thinking—a process termed “delusion amplification.” This concept implies that platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook don’t merely host false beliefs but actively strengthen them, reinforcing distorted self-perceptions and encouraging what the study calls “excessive mentalistic cognition.”…

  • Philosophy: Limits on Free Speech

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    Introduction: The Paradox of Free Speech Freedom of speech is a bedrock principle of open societies, celebrated as a fundamental right that enables individuals to voice their opinions, challenge authority, and contribute to the collective pursuit of truth. This ideal is codified in international agreements like Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights…

  • Facts-about: Fish

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    Fish are a remarkably diverse group of aquatic vertebrates that have evolved over hundreds of millions of years, showcasing an incredible array of forms, functions, and ecological roles. The term “fish” generally refers to any gill-bearing, aquatic vertebrate, but from an evolutionary standpoint, it describes a paraphyletic group—meaning that while fish share many common traits,…