BlackBeltBarrister: if TV licensing send me any more threatening letters I won't be taking it lightly.
27 Dec 2025
The Real War Of The Century: Artificial Intelligence
Systems designed to predict are now positioned to decide. Probabilities harden into policies. Risk scores become verdicts. Recommendations quietly turn into mandates...
Authored by Joaquim Couto: There was a time when debates about determinism and free will belonged to philosophy departments and late-night dorm room conversations.
They were enjoyable precisely because they seemed harmless. Whatever the answer, life went on. Courts judged, doctors decided, teachers taught, and politicians were still—at least nominally—held responsible for their actions.
Artificial intelligence has transformed what once appeared to be an abstract philosophical question into a concrete issue of governance, power, and accountability. Determinism is no longer merely a theory about how the universe works. It is becoming an operating principle for modern institutions. And that changes everything.
Orwellian European Union President: Free Speech Is Like A Virus; Censorship Is Like Vaccine
President of the European Union, Ursula von der Leyen, gave an address where she talked about "misinformation" and free speech being like a "Virus." Censorship is like a "Vaccine."
By Hal Turner: This is how far Europe has strayed from typical, normal, values. Europe no longer shares traditional Western values.
When lowly government hirelings decide that THEY should control what WE think, say, and have access to, then that's not freedom. It's tyranny.
Habits That Kept British Healthier In The Past
PfB: Post-war Britain was far from comfortable, yet something quietly worked in its favor. Daily life demanded movement, routine, and restraint in ways that modern living no longer does. People walked without thinking, cooked because they had to, slept when the day ended, and lived in homes that challenged the body instead of cushioning it. Health was not a goal or a trend, it was simply a side effect of how life was structured.
What £1 Bought In 1955 Britain - 26 Loaves Of Bread...
BVV: Think £1 doesn't buy much today? Wait until you see what it could get you in 1955 Britain! This video reveals the shocking everyday prices from post-war Britain that will make you wish you had a time machine. Discover what ordinary British people could afford with just one pound in their pocket - from 26 loaves of bread to 10 pints of beer, from 57 Penguin chocolate bars to 120 newspapers. We're diving deep into verified historical prices from 1955, including groceries, petrol, cigarettes, housing, cars, and that brand new luxury item everyone wanted - a television!
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