Sons of Issachar Newsletter
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AI, the Antichrist and the Demise of Humanity (opens the original)
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Around 3,000 years ago, King Solomon wrote:"That which has been is what will be, that which is done is what will be done, and there is nothing new under the sun." (Ecclesiastes 1:9).Of course, we live in an age of extraordinary technological advancement, so I have seen many new things across my lifetime. However, the human condition remains the same - nothing is new under the sun. Ultimately, despite all the technological achievements, we still can’t agree on how society should be structured, an
Contemplating the Post-Trump World (opens the original)
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The gap between my “weekly” newsletters has been getting longer because a combination of ill health, brumbies, and local council challenges has limited the time I have for research and writing. I have outlined these in a bit more detail, below.After coming down with the “China virus” and recovering after a few weeks, which included antibiotic treatment, I was attacked by another unknown virus - probably cleverly planted by the CCP to try to finish me off! However, I made it through only to face
What Can We Expect Next? (opens the original)
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Sons of Issachar readers, examining the daily changes in the Strait of Hormuz are probably wondering: what will happen next?From first principles, I can answer the question, and the answer is – nothing good!Thanks for reading Sons of Issachar Newsletter! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<input class="button primary
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