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29 Sep 2023
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#politics
Liberty Nation: The Solution to Partisan Politics
Cal Thomas discusses breaking free from a confining political system.
Forbes: Billionaire Harold Hamm On How Biden Is Holding American Energy Hostage
Harold Hamm, an oil billionaire, hosted the American Energy Security Summit where Nikki Haley and other speakers criticized Joe Biden's energy policies. They argued that Biden's promotion of oil development in Iran and Venezuela instead of the US is detrimental to national security and increases energy prices. The speakers also emphasized the importance of supporting traditional energy and rejected the idea of transitioning away from fossil fuels.
Fox News: Is Colin Kaepernick nuts? FTC versus Amazon, and more from Fox News Opinion
In the first impeachment inquiry hearing into President Biden, Fox News host gives his take.
Colin Kaepernick, who compared NFL to slavery, now wants to play for the Jets. Is he nuts?
Liberty Nation: The Uprising Podcast: Portnoy’s Pizza Party
The Supreme Court's new session begins, Republican candidates compete for second place, and Dave Portnoy achieves transparency in reporting.
National Review: The Left’s War on Working-Class Joe
Working-class Joe is feeling the impact of liberal policies, with inflation eating up temporary income boosts. Government rules and minimum wage increases are hindering job opportunities. The middle class is shrinking, real wages are declining, and party support is realigning. The working class is getting tired of being ignored.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Elon Musk, Citizen Journalist: Here’s Why The Tesla Billionaire Visited The Texas-Mexico Border
Tech billionaire Elon Musk visited the Texas-Mexico border to gain an "unfiltered" perspective on migration. Musk called for an overhaul of immigration laws and expanded immigration, but also advocated for blocking entry to those breaking the law. He used his visit to promote his platform X as an outlet for citizen journalism.
#economy
American Thinker: Arbitrary Decision of Federal Bureaucrats Impoverishes Alaskan Natives
Native Alaskans in the Tongass National Forest pay over five times the average U.S. price for electricity due to high production costs. Efforts to shift to renewable energy are hindered by the federal ban known as the Roadless Rule, which prevents access to sustainable energy sources.
#education
National Review: Public-School Districts Perpetuate Left-Wing Bias through Discriminatory Hiring Practices, Watchdog Finds
Public-school districts prioritize left-wing ideologies in hiring, according to a report. Biased job postings, interview questions, and diversity-hiring guidance perpetuate progressive bias in faculty selection. Schools use identity quotas to favor certain races, genders, and sexual orientations. The report raises concerns about potential violations of federal law and infringement on First Amendment rights.
#science
American Thinker: What Our Oceans Say about Global Warming
The man-made global warming hypothesis claims that CO2 molecules emitted from burning fossil fuels trap and reradiate heat, causing warming. However, scientific analysis shows that LWIR photons emitted by CO2 do not penetrate the ocean's surface, therefore having no effect on its temperature. The ARGO Float Program's temperature measurements confirm this, raising questions about the promotion of the global warming hypothesis.
#technology
Forbes: This Week In XR: Meta Quest 3, AI Chatbots, New RayBans, Amazon Invests Billions In Anthropic AI
In summary, Meta showcased their new Quest 3 VR device with improved features and graphics capabilities. Experts have mixed opinions on its software and potential applications. Additionally, Meta's Ray-Ban Stories received upgrades, including AI and live streaming to Meta platforms, making them more affordable and functional. In other news, Amazon invested in AI startup Anthropic, Fortnite maker Epic Games announced layoffs, and advancements were made in brain-computer interfaces and AR headsets. The podcast "This Week in XR" discussed various topics, including the challenges of VR-induced nausea.
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National Review: Lina Khan’s Anti-Amazon Crusade
The FTC, under chairwoman Lina Khan, is suing Amazon for alleged illegal business practices to maintain monopoly power. Despite facing competition from physical stores and other online businesses, the FTC claims that Amazon keeps prices higher by demoting discount sellers in search results. This case highlights the vague and broad nature of U.S. antitrust laws, where anything can be considered illegal at the FTC's discretion.
Newsbusters: Column: Debate Haters Keep Declaring Them Pointless
The media is questioning the value of debates, with some suggesting that if they don't affect the polls, they are pointless. The liberal press seems to be supporting Trump's decision to skip debates, while Trump believes anyone challenging him is part of a pro-Biden conspiracy. The pundits criticize the debates for not focusing on Trump's legal issues, but what would happen if the same logic was applied to Trump's legal problems? The pro-Biden press dislikes the debates as they highlight the incompetence of the Biden team. Democratic debates are also criticized for lacking policy discussions, and Republican debates are portrayed as having greater intellectual depth.
American Thinker: Globalism Must Be Destroyed
Americans and people around the world are pessimistic about the future. Globalism is to blame, as it undermines individual self-determination, family bonds, and national identity. It promotes uncontrolled immigration, demonizes those who oppose it, and disrespects assimilation. Globalism seeks absolute obedience to false gods like COVID and climate change, rewarding converts and punishing heretics. This oppressive ideology breeds deep pessimism and hampers happiness. In contrast, embracing God, private property, and free speech empowers individuals to find peace and create happy societies. Globalism thrives on a pessimistic world and stifles optimism.