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THE PRESIDENT WHO WOULDN’T STOP TALKING ABOUT A COGNITIVE TEST

A satirical meditation in the age of “Person, Woman, Man, Camera, TV” and Presidential self‑validation One year into his second term as President of the United States — a reality I’m still getting used to writing — Donald J. Trump continues doing something both baffling and, in its own surreal way, a bit mesmerizing: heContinue reading “THE PRESIDENT WHO WOULDN’T STOP TALKING ABOUT A COGNITIVE TEST”

A Few Days Into the Year: The Political Hangover Nobody Wants to Talk About

A few days into the new year is when the political noise settles into something more honest. The speeches have ended, the think pieces have slowed just enough to breathe, and the artificial optimism that gets stapled onto January starts to peel away. What’s left isn’t hope or despair, exactly. It’s something duller, heavier, andContinue reading “A Few Days Into the Year: The Political Hangover Nobody Wants to Talk About”

🕸️ Web Wednesday #25 – October 22, 2025: “The Most Unhinged Trump Interview Ever”

Video Analyzed:🎥 “The Most Unhinged Trump Interview Ever”📺 Channel: Xanderhal📅 Video Date: May 3, 2025🔗 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5uyY42OzNWE 🧠 Summary & Analysis:In this jaw-dropping video, Xanderhal dissects one of the most bizarre and unhinged interviews Donald Trump has ever given. From wild claims to erratic behavior, the video explores the shocking moments that stunned viewers and leftContinue reading “🕸️ Web Wednesday #25 – October 22, 2025: “The Most Unhinged Trump Interview Ever””

The Fox News Appearance: The First Sign of Capitulation

There’s something deeply unsettling about seeing Zohran Mamdani, the supposed progressive beacon of New York City, appear on Fox News. It’s not that progressives shouldn’t ever talk to conservatives or even far-right media. It’s that there’s a difference between bridging divides and legitimizing fascism. And I think Zohran’s decision to go on Fox isn’t aboutContinue reading “The Fox News Appearance: The First Sign of Capitulation”

The Great Kimmel Cancelling–Uncanceling Spectacle: A Disney-ABC Rom-Com Gone Wrong

If you had told me a few weeks ago that I would live to see the day when a network would “indefinitely” suspend its own late-night host, only to turn around a few days later and bring him back—like someone realizing they deleted their favorite app by mistake—I would have laughed at you. But hereContinue reading “The Great Kimmel Cancelling–Uncanceling Spectacle: A Disney-ABC Rom-Com Gone Wrong”

AI Psychosis Is Bullshit: Stop Sensationalizing Technology

Lately, there’s a term making the rounds in articles, headlines, and social media threads: AI psychosis. Just hearing it makes your skin crawl, as if some malevolent, sentient algorithm is lurking in every chatbot, ready to warp human minds. It sounds dramatic, frightening, and unquestionably clickworthy. But let’s cut through the hype. AI psychosis isContinue reading “AI Psychosis Is Bullshit: Stop Sensationalizing Technology”

Sick of Anti-AI Slop: Let’s Stop Blaming the Tool and Focus on the Humans

I am officially calling it: I am sick and tired of this “anti-AI slop.” And yes, I coined that term deliberately. You’ve all heard people complain about AI-generated content as “AI slop,” a lazy way to dismiss anything created with technology as low-quality, soulless, or dangerous. Well, I’m flipping the script: I am labeling allContinue reading “Sick of Anti-AI Slop: Let’s Stop Blaming the Tool and Focus on the Humans”

The “AI is Bad” Narrative: A Dangerous Distraction

In the ever-growing conversation surrounding artificial intelligence (AI), a prevailing narrative has emerged that threatens to obscure the real issues at hand—the “AI is bad” storyline. This narrative has been used to deflect attention from the critical questions about the people and systems responsible for creating and using AI technology. By framing AI as anContinue reading “The “AI is Bad” Narrative: A Dangerous Distraction”

Fiction Mirrors Reality: Spider-Man, Vigilantism, and the Fallout of Public Judgment

In Spider-Man: No Way Home, Peter Parker is caught in a storm far bigger than any supervillain he’s ever faced—public opinion. Following the events of Far From Home, his identity is revealed, and he’s accused of murder. He’s declared a menace, debated endlessly in the media, and treated by many as a symbol of uncheckedContinue reading “Fiction Mirrors Reality: Spider-Man, Vigilantism, and the Fallout of Public Judgment”