February 21, 2025 USA

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Crime and Punishment In the Roman Empire

Throughout history, societies have grappled with crime and how best to enforce laws. In ancient Rome, one of the largest and most advanced empires of its time, maintaining public order was a constant challenge. Unlike modern police forces, Rome relied on a mix of military units, night watchmen, and local magistrates to investigate and punish […]

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Fake DOGE Undermines America For Real

In a democratic system, government agencies operate under a framework of laws designed to ensure transparency, accountability, and oversight. The recent actions of billionaire Elon Musk, who has allegedly used the fictitious Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to bypass congressional authority and interfere with federal agencies, raise serious legal and ethical concerns. The implications of […]

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Trump Blinks and the World Strikes Back

In a campaign fueled by promises of economic relief, Trump vowed to lower domestic prices and raise wages, pledging immediate action on “day one.” Yet, within weeks of taking office, the administration enacted sweeping 25% tariffs on America’s top trading partners, triggering retaliatory tariffs that targeted politically significant red states. Thus raising prices on everyday […]

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How Authoritarians Destroy Intellect To Win Dominance

Authoritarian nations often find themselves trailing behind their democratic counterparts in technology and education. This disparity stems from systemic issues within their political structures, economic policies, social frameworks and placing the greed of a few over the needs of the many. While some authoritarian regimes have made significant strides in specific areas, the overall trend […]

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Why Working From Work Is So 1800s for the 21st Century Employee

The concept of “work from anywhere” is no longer a novelty but an increasingly viable model for the modern workforce. With smartphones, laptops, and robust communication technologies, the traditional office is becoming less of a necessity and more of a preference. This shift toward flexibility aligns with the evolving expectations of employees and the operational […]

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Creating Orbital Rings Around The Earth

The idea of building an orbital ring around Earth—a colossal structure suspended high above the planet—sounds like science fiction. However, with humanity’s rapid advancements in space exploration, technology, and infrastructure, it is not out of the realm of possibility to begin planning such an ambitious project. While the full construction of an orbital ring remains […]

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Humanity’s Rapid Technological Leap In Less Than 100 Years

For tens of thousands of years, humans lived with relatively simple tools and slow-paced technological development. Yet, in the past 80 years, society has undergone a seismic transformation. The leap from rudimentary mechanics to advanced computing, space exploration, and artificial intelligence feels almost too incredible to comprehend. How did humanity achieve so much in such […]

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How Early Humans Knew It Was A New Year

Early humans did not tell time in the precise manner we do today, with hours, minutes, and seconds marked by mechanical or digital clocks. Instead, their understanding of time was deeply intertwined with natural cycles, such as the movements of the sun, moon, and stars, as well as seasonal changes that directly influenced survival activities […]

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