Journalism likes to pretend it is allergic to prediction. Reporters will tell you they deal in facts, not crystal balls.…
Category: Alexandra Kitty
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Gaia Online: Time’s Teen Utopia, Web 2.0’s Cautionary Corpse
In 2008, Time magazine told the world Gaia Online was the future. It named Gaia one of its “50 Best…
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When Digital Becomes the Past, it Becomes a Pixel Eat Pixel World
I have always been an early adapter. I had a modem before anyone else I knew in my circle, and…
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Billionaires buy stupid things because they buy their own hype first.
Billionaires buy a lot of stupid things, but the dumbest thing they buy is their own hype. Narcissism blinds. They…
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When an Oracle doesn’t see the future
The Ellisons have more luck than brains. That is the hallmark of most Western billionaires. Modern culture does not reward…
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Ladies First: The White House Purge Continues
First, puppy killer Kristi Noem was blasted out of the White House, and now Pam Bondi. All that scheming to…
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How the True Crime genre has infantilized our sense of justice…
And how KlueIQ is challenging that.
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Economic Terrorism: A Primer
Don’t kid yourself: the “inflation” and Iran War have very little to do with why you are being fleeced as…
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True Crime, Wrong Story, Season Two Episode One
A citizen journalist is murdered at his home for the contents of his newsletter; so why has his name vanished…
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The Washington Post Stoops to Big Brother Pricing
Surveillience pricing is a thing. If you don’t know what surveillence pricing is, then you haven’t been paying attention. It…