Welcome back, movie aficionados! Today, let’s delve into the peculiar yet captivating world of “Poor Things,” a film that defies genre conventions and takes viewers on a remarkable journey of discovery and self-realization. “Poor Things” is a cinematic buffet, serving up elements of comedy, drama, horror, eroticism, and coming-of-age all in one tantalizing package. Despite … Read more
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After much internal deliberation, I’ve reached a decision: it’s time for me to bid farewell to social media—well, at least to a significant degree. Before you assume this is just another attention-grabbing farewell post, let me assure you, it’s not. This is a genuine declaration of my departure from Facebook, albeit with a retention of … Read more
PROMPT: Ghost, Distorted Scan lines Glitch Art In the realm of digital art, the marriage of technology and creativity often births fascinating and enigmatic results. One such intriguing phenomenon is glitch art, a genre that thrives on the unexpected beauty found within digital errors and distortions. Today, let’s delve into the mesmerizing world of glitch … Read more
In today’s world, we witness a burgeoning employment of Artificial Intelligence, or AI, tools, either to enhance productivity or foster creativity. Nevertheless, a notable backlash targets AI-generated content, particularly concerning images or video. The argument against AI “artwork” resonates strongly. When AI utilizes images sourced from the internet, original artists may find their work appropriated … Read more
Today, I embarked on a journey into the intricate world of economics in the United States, with a particular focus on the top 30 companies by revenue in 2023. My quest led me to ponder a significant question: What if these companies were mandated to allocate 20% of their post-tax profits exclusively to employee pay … Read more
In today’s digital age, our inboxes are constantly inundated with promotional emails, newsletters, and marketing campaigns. Amidst the sea of messages, there’s often a beacon promising relief: the “unsubscribe” button. But is it truly a panacea for email overload, or merely a clever illusion? Email marketers rely on the unsubscribe option to comply with regulations … Read more
System of a Down—a band that, in my opinion, epitomizes the term “pop” in all the wrong ways. I’ll spare no punches: their attempt to channel the energy and ethos of Rage Against the Machine falls flat, leaving behind a residue of cheesiness that rivals a box of Velveeta. And no amount of fervent fandom … Read more
This past weekend marked the commencement of the highly anticipated 2024 IATC, and I had the privilege of participating in Round 1—an experience that proved both exhilarating and humbling in equal measure. As I stepped onto the throwing floor, nerves tingling with anticipation, I knew that this would be a test of both skill and … Read more
As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting an amber glow upon the asphalt, I found myself reflecting on a peculiar encounter during my drive home from IATC Round 1 practice—a confrontation fueled by unfounded fury and misplaced aggression. Picture this: a nondescript stretch of road, cars weaving in and out of traffic like ants … Read more