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“The atlatl—known as the woomera or miru—is a central tool in Aboriginal Australian history. Studies focus primarily on its mechanics, ballistics, and social uses, while its "controls" or limits are deeply embedded within ancient kinship laws and modern Australian wildlife and weapons legislation”
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“Mrinank Sharma, who was leading the Safeguards Research Team at Anthropic, has resigned from the company with one of the wackiest letters you'll ever read, complete with a citation for the bible on CosmoErotic Humanism. The latter being a new global mythology about how all you need is love, man.”
— from Anthropic AI's safety lead quits with epic vaguepost claiming 'the world is in peril', and so he's off to become 'invisible' and study poetry | PC Gamer as of 12 May 2026
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“This paradox resonated because it exposes a deeper issue about how AI mimics thought without actually thinking. It dazzles with its outputs yet lacks the architecture of a mind. A visual always helps, so I created a cognitive map that showed how LLMs and human cognition are fundamentally different. The grid placed the two in quadrants that one can argue are "antithetical" and supported my initial idea of "anti-intelligence."
But this raised another important question. What happens in the other two empty quadrants? And more specifically, if today’s AI occupies this anti-intelligence zone, where else could cognition exist? What does the broader landscape of “thinking” look like when we push into that curious upper right quadrant? To answer that, we need a more complete cognitive map.”
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“The hacking group ShinyHunters claimed responsibility for the attack, which caused the academic software Canvas used by thousands of schools and universities to go offline this week. By late Thursday, the company Instructure, which owns Canvas, posted an update on its website saying that Canvas was "available for most users", but some universities were still reporting outages on Friday. The cyber attacks targeted universities and schools across the globe, affecting an estimated 9,000 institutions.”
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“In one of Musk’s recent posts on X about race the billionaire appeared to suggest that White people should be considered Indigenous to the United States. “It certainly makes no sense that everyone except Europeans can have a homeland,” he wrote. “It’s absolutely ridiculous when you think about it. Where did White people come from??””
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“All we say to America is, "Be true to what you said on paper." If I lived in China or even Russia, or any totalitarian country, maybe I could understand some of these illegal injunctions. Maybe I could understand the denial of certain basic First Amendment privileges, because they hadn't committed themselves to that over there. But somewhere I read of the freedom of assembly. Somewhere I read of the freedom of speech. Somewhere I read of the freedom of press. Somewhere I read that the greatness of America is the right to protest for right.”
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“CHAKRABARTI: And so we're going to spend the rest of the hour, Tom, talking about the consequences of this draining of expertise. But what do you think the consequence is first and foremost on the American people?
NICHOLS: The draining of expertise from the national government means people are going to die, whether they are in combat and being sent to try to spackle over the problems that Donald Trump left by waving away the consequences of a war of choice whether it's people who refuse to take vaccines because Robert F. Kennedy, I can't believe, in the same way that I have trouble saying Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. I almost can't get my head around Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
The draining of expertise from the national government means people are going to die. But people are going to lose jobs. People are going to suffer economically. I think it's easy to dismiss expertise in the government because most of the time the effect of expertise on your life as an American citizen is more or less invisible. Things just work. Things just go, the lights go on, airplanes fly, oil gets delivered and so on. But I think what we're seeing now is the collapse of government, of expertise in the government is much Hemingway once said about going bankrupt. How do you go bankrupt? Gradually, and then all at once. ”
— from Are we witnessing the death of expertise? | On Point with Meghna Chakrabarti as of 24 March 2026
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““It’s a failed nation,” Trump said in the White House. “They have no money, they have no oil, they have no nothing. They have nice land.” The 79-year-old added, “I do believe I will be having the honor of taking Cuba.” He clarified, “Taking it in some form. I mean, whether I free it, take it, I think I can do anything I want with it.””
So, "It’s a failed nation. They have no money, they have no oil, they have no nothing. They have nice land. I do believe I will be having the honor of taking Cuba. Taking it in some form. I mean, whether I free it, take it, I think I can do anything I want with it."
— from FAM 60: Has America’s Character Been Turned on a Dime? as of 24 March 2026
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“Intelligence, whether artificial or human, cannot be fully understood without recognizing its cultural foundations and adaptive contexts. This Perspective introduces two key contributions. First, it defines the Cultural Cognition Gap, the disconnect between AI’s static, pattern-based reasoning and the dynamic, culturally adaptive nature of human cognition, evident in real-world deployment failures. Second, it proposes Culture Driven AI, a conceptual and normative framework advocating for AI systems designed to engage with cultural plurality and fluidity as central features of intelligent behavior”
— from Ammar Younas & Yi Zeng, Towards Culture Driven Artificial Intelligence to Bridge the Cultural Cognition Gap - PhilArchive as of 19 March 2026
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“Older adults living in rural counties had lower cognitive functioning than urban adults. The interaction between living in a rural and depopulated county was statistically significant (P < .001). The rural penalty in cognitive functioning was 40% larger for those who lived in counties that lost population between 1980 and 2010 compared to those who lived in stable or growing rural counties. These results were independent of race-ethnicity, gender, age, education, income, region, employment status, marital status, physical health, and depression as well as the county’s racial-ethnic composition, age structure, economic and educational disadvantage, and health care shortages.”
— from Rural depopulation and the rural-urban gap in cognitive functioning among older adults - PMC as of 19 March 2026
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“However, educational alignment with workforce gaps is only a short-term fix. These gaps will always persist because the fast-paced shifts in technology cannot be predicted far enough in advance to reskill workers. Just-in-time education will only get us to the next gap. Instead, we should be focusing our efforts on closing the cognition gap whereby youth and adult learners alike shift their mindset to constant learning, comfort with change, and adaptability to new environments.”
— from The Skills Gap will not close, it is the Cognition Gap we must tackle | Research Communities by Springer Nature as of 19 March 2026