HeyJaredNO! in Thunder
NO! in Thunder focuses on the stories of those Americans who stood firm in the face of authoritarianism and refused to let democracy slip away.
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Is This the Future? (opens the original)
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A warehouse employee leaves. Amazon hires and trains a replacement. Then the replacement also leaves. Not a problem because the company has developed robots that can move, sort, and retrieve products faster and at a lower cost than humans.<img alt="" class="sizing-n
What Is an AI Incident and How Soon Will They Start to Happen? (opens the original)
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They’re happening already. In July 2026, Hugging Face disclosed that autonomous AI agents had conducted unauthorized cyber activity against its infrastructure. According to the company, AI agents carried out the operation from beginning to end.<source type="image
Happy Labor Day! What Happened to Our Jobs? (opens the original)
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Michael is from an Italian-American working-class family. He grew up believing in the dream that, for the past 70 years, has shaped American life. Work hard, go to college, earn good grades, and you’ll have a chance to build a better future.Two years after graduation, the best job Michael has found is part-time work at Walmart.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!jsRA!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.
If You Want Peace, Prepare for War (opens the original)
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The ancient maxim Si vis pacem, para bellum has echoed through history for nearly two thousand years. Translated from the Latin, it means, “If you want peace, prepare for war.” At first glance, the statement appears contradictory. How can the pursuit of peace require the preparation for violence? Yet generation after generation has rediscovered the uncomfortable truth contained within those seven words. Peace is not sustained by good intentions alone. It survives because those who threaten it un
We Will Not Walk in Fear (opens the original)
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The red light glowed on Camera One as Edward R. Murrow sat behind his desk in Studio 41 in New York City. The ever-present cigarette rested in the ashtray beside him, wisps of smoke curling upward in the harsh studio lights. It was March 9, 1954, and across America, families had gathered around their television sets for another edition of See It Now. They expected the usual—perhaps a story about overseas developments or domestic policy. What they got was a declaration of war.<a class="image-link
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