2026.08 Featured But What Can One Poet Do? To see humanity suffer and know the cause and do nothing about it, doesn't sit well with me. But what can one poet do? I can write... a lot.
2026.08 Do You Still Handwrite? People, and so Language, will always be more than what machines can do.
2026.08 Back to What Words Are Actually For America, for instance, starts to become a class system because of the way our media is being distributed.
2026.08 The American Press is No Longer Free The only entity deciding whether or not you can read these words at all right now is a corporate algorithm machine.
2026.08 I'm Glad You Found Me It's nice to finally be read by a human. Machines have no idea what to do with me.
2026.08 This is Not a Matter of Growing My Audience Our News and our Speech are no longer free online. I thought you should know. Just telling you wasn't enough. I had to show you.
2026.08 Machines Can't Write; They Can Only Classify But we'd rather play a video game than protect our freedom.
2026.08 What People Want and Need Most to See Right Now There's comfort in all things human right now.
2026.08 Featured News is for People, Not Data Centers People Are Surrendering Their Freedom to Corporate Machines
2026.08 Featured Hope Does Not Compute If Grok were a gatekeeper back in Ancient Greece for a Science Magazine it would've called Aristotle a quack. Back in those days the World, for Grok, was flat.
2026.08 Featured Congratulations for Reading O/ Can you read me now? American progress happened if you can.
2026.08 Fake Intelligence Remember artificial also means fake. No wonder the world seems to have lost its mind: It literally is losing it.
2026.08 Featured Monkeys Chucking Bananas The act of communicating with a person via AI is akin to an ape throwing a banana at another to get their attention.
2026.08 The Software Called Language AI is never right, only acceptable or not. Information is never finished.
