In 2013, “unicorn” was coined for a private startup worth $1B+. Why? Rarity. Companies like Airbnb and Uber earned the title with new, exciting tech. But regular people couldn’t invest until they IPO’d with $47B and $82B valuations, missing the biggest gains. Now, a new private startup just
By 2030, AI data centers alone could consume as much electricity as entire nations like Sweden or Argentina. Today’s grid wasn’t built for this. But that’s where this company comes in, and you have just a few days left to invest in Frontieras at $7.38/share.
Investor enthusiasm around lithium just reached its highest point since 2023, per the Global X Lithium & Battery Tech ETF. No surprise with experts expecting demand to jump 30-40% next year. It’s only starting, too. Current production levels must grow 18X by 2040 to meet projected demand. That’s
Meta is preparing to build an AI data center the size of Manhattan. Why? Because scaling AI requires massive amounts of computing power. The secret to keeping them running? Lithium. Known for powering things like EVs and smartphones, data centers depend on it for constant power. The problem is, the
When reality itself becomes probabilistic, generated, and impossible to verify. For most of human history, truth had friction. It took effort to fake documents. Skill to forge voices. Resources to manipulate images. That friction acted as a natural defense. Artificial intelligence removes it. 🪞 From “Is This True?” to “Does This
What happens to democracy when persuasion becomes automated, personalized, and invisible? Democracy assumes something fundamental: That voters make decisions based on shared reality. Different opinions — yes. Different values — absolutely. But the same basic facts. Artificial intelligence quietly breaks that assumption. Not by changing votes. But by shaping perception long before
What happens when critical systems fail at the same time — and no human knows why? Every modern society runs on invisible systems. Power grids. Financial markets. Communications networks. Transportation. Healthcare. And increasingly… Artificial intelligence. AI doesn’t just support these systems anymore. It coordinates them. Optimizes them. Balances them. Keeps
Why governments are racing to build intelligence they don’t fully control — and why you’re not meant to see it. Every major arms race in history followed the same pattern: 1. A breakthrough technology appears 2. Governments dismiss its danger publicly 3. Development accelerates in secret 4. Oversight arrives
When “conspiracy theory” is just a headline waiting for declassification. For decades, the phrase “conspiracy theory” has been used as a conversational kill switch. Say it, and discussion ends. Question it, and you’re labeled irrational. Dig deeper, and you’re dismissed. But history tells a very different story. Many
Can we send a living man to Mars and have him return as pretty much the same guy as he was before he left and came back? Let’s go with no, not gonna happen… By Egon E. Mosum We’ve been looking in our imagination, at life on Mars,
The average law-abiding American has never been inside a prison, except maybe as a visitor. The reality is that not all inmates are completely evil, and not all correction officers are good guys… By Egon E. Mosum The average law-abiding American has never been inside a prison, except maybe as
When they aren’t busy polluting the planet, cruise ships are pulling into the ports of major tourist centers — many of them at the same place and at the same time… By Egon E. Mosum One of the supposedly more romantic methods of travel is by ship. What was once
The golden dream is factory made in casinos: lights, action, entertainment, free flowing booze and food, and other entertainments of a more intimate nature. All designed to keep you at the tables, because sooner or later, the house is going to win… By Egon E. Mosum Almost everyone at one
Why did the Australian Foreign Minister feel it was time to warn the world…? By David Sussin During the United Nations Security Council's open debate session on September 26, one member gave an unusual warning. The statement came from Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong under the generic title,
The U.S. Government doesn't use our data against us. Or maybe you don't completely agree. Maybe you have questions… By David Sussin We happily give the U.S. Government our private information. We fill out the forms without question. When we pay taxes, have a
Privacy in America is dead and buried. The current population of the United States is estimated at somewhat over three hundred and forty million people. The estimated number of surveillance cameras in the United States is around eighty-five million… By Egon E. Mosum Nineteen eighty four wasn’t a very
Despite the best efforts of the marketers in Hollywood, the films they distribute to China are losing market share to China’s domestic movie industry… By Egon E. Mosum Martin Scorsese, who knows a thing or two about movie making said, ‘Cinema is a matter of what’s in the
In outer space where satellites orbit, monitoring and photographing our planet, guiding missiles and gathering intelligence, soon will emerge the destruction of war… By Egon E. Mosum Man is an animal, and like many animals is territorial. Unlike other animals, the territorial ambitions of man are without limit. First it
A study published last month by the University of Carolina at Chapel Hill reveals an ominous decline in insect populations. Even scarier, it's happening in parts of the world we assumed were safe from humanity's impact… By David Sussin A night with no insects sounds pretty
There are many areas of our planet where water is in short supply, and drinking water in even shorter supply. It is a commodity more valuable than oil, gold, or diamonds. That’s exactly why major corporations are so interested in controlling it… By Egon E. Mosum In Samuel Taylor
Politicians can be bought. They can peddle their influence, and not only for payment in the currency of their own country. Once again, time to lift up the rock, and see what creatures lurk beneath… By Egon E. Mosum What is the primary motivation for someone to enter into the