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- Sep 25, 2026
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âPrimetimeâ Exposes the Ego-Driven Core of Vigilante Pedophile Hunting (opens the original)
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Child predators are arguably the most reviled demographic in society. So when someone like Chris Hansen, the former NBC Dateline journalist and host of the To Catch a Predator series, decides to take up the mantle of exposing them to the public, he is naturally praised as a hero. But, as is revealed in Lance Oppenheimâs Primetimeâa dramatized snapshot of Hansenâs life at the showâs peakâitâs not as simple as that. Exposing allegedly bad people for public entertainment brings up a lot
How Teen âAfter-Promâ Kings in LA Monetized the High School Rager (opens the original)
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When I ask Jack Schwartz how much heâs charging for a table at his upcoming party in Manhattan, he offers to âshowâ me instead of answering with words. Then, the 21-year-old reaches into his black leather jacket, pulls out a white envelope containing $27,500 in cashâneatly separated into three stacksâand slides it across a countertop at WIREDâs office in New York, his right hand flashing a $10,000 diamond- and sapphire-encrusted gold ring. Schwartz is the founder and CEO of MyPlots,
‘They’re Fucking a Lot of People’: 7-OH Users Brace for DEA Ban (opens the original)
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A couple months after completing detox for alcohol in June 2023, Cam got into a brutal motorcycle accident. The 36-year-old upstate New York resident woke up hospitalized in late September after a month in a coma. “I broke every rib, every vertebrae. My pelvis was completely shattered,” says Cam, who asked to be identified by his first name because he is discussing drug use. He needed a spinal fusion and was unable to return to his job in car parts manufacturing. He needed serious painkillers, a
This Luddite Puppet Hopes Youâre Not Reading This on Your Smartphone (opens the original)
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Gowanus the media puppet probably shouldnât even be talking to me. Made of literal garbageâhis origin story is that he was born in a dumpster in his namesake neighborhood in Brooklynâheâs the media representative for the Summer of Ludd, a Luddite festival that took place in New York earlier this month. The festival, which WIRED attended, included everything from workshops on how to flirt IRL to an evidence box, where people could submit testimonies on how Big Tech has negatively impacted
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