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The Mission of the The Ascendant Project is explore the origin of political positions in individuals. A Contributor writes a 750 word article and then gets interviewed.
- Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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- Sep 10, 2026
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- Jul 4, 2026
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NIMBY (opens the original)
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A tale of two cities, Westminister Maryland and Frederick Maryland. A contrast in attitudes toward growth and identity amongst cities and towns. The post NIMBY appeared first on The Ascendant Project.
State of the World Check in (opens the original)
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Today's episode is a discussion on the State of the World. The post State of the World Check in appeared first on The Ascendant Project.
OverSTEMulated (opens the original)
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The Ascendant Project considers whether society has focused too much on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. The implication being that Artificial Intelligence is the result of STEM and it has come at the cost of that which makes society great. The post OverSTEMulated appeared first on The Ascendant Project.
Hot Water (opens the original)
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Using the Jevons Paradox, comparing the adoption of hot water in homes to the adoption of AI may be useful. Read. Listen. Think. The post Hot Water appeared first on The Ascendant Project.
Minnesota (opens the original)
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Between the killings of Renee Goode and Alex Peretti, Julius had to go to Minnesota to perform IT work in Latino groceries stores. His experience caused him to remember a unique sermon from his teenage years which helped him process the environment and events of January 2026 in Minnesota. The post Minnesota appeared first on The Ascendant Project.
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