Meet the Crimefighters of 2055 – the Bots in Blue
Robotic police, AI forensic bots, and drone swarms will make crime virtually impossible by 2055, ensuring swift, flawless justice.
30
Apr
29
Apr
Stanley Johnson on China, the IUCN, and the future of the World Coastal Forum
Stanley Johnson explores China’s leadership in launching the World Coastal Forum and its proposed IUCN integration.
29
Apr
Netflix’s Adolescence has exposed a society that still doesn’t believe women
Adolescence exposes how UK systems fail to confront misogyny, leaving women unprotected amid rising online hatred and violence.
29
Apr
Pampered Pooches or Modified Wolves? Dr. Tom Lonsdale on the Dangers of Dog Ownership
Despite their cuddly image, dogs remain modified wolves whose neglected needs can lead to unpredictable, dangerous aggression.
22
Apr
Five ego-busting tips for stronger leadership
Ego kills connection. Andrew Horn offers five Hindu-inspired tips to replace ego-driven leadership with purpose-led service.
22
Apr
America is now a land of confusion
America’s political language has collapsed, enabling personality-driven power and confusion, writes constitutional thinker and political analyst Mike Bedenbaugh.
17
Apr
Goodwood 2025 rewrites the rulebook on historic racing
Goodwood 2025 rewrote historic racing norms with vintage thrills, modern machines, Hollywood flair, and unforgettable on-track action.
17
Apr
“As I said” – the passive-aggressive catchphrase taking over Britain
RR Haywood critiques the passive-aggressive catchphrase “As I said,” highlighting its rise in customer service frustration.
15
Apr
Breaking news or breaking cover? The uneasy relationship between journalists and spies
Journalists and spies share tactics but differ in intent — one informs the public, the other serves the state.
10
Apr
D-ai-d and buried: RR Haywood on the legacy and limits of posthumous voice cloning
RR Haywood supports posthumous AI narration if original works remain unchanged and profits benefit his estate, embracing AI’s inevitable rise.
07
Apr
24 hours, one wild weekend. Le Mans, 2025
Le Mans 2025 delivers raw, rain-soaked, 24-hour racing chaos—more festival than motorsport, and utterly unforgettable.
04
Apr
How to get more constellations than Orion under your belt
Spot Orion and its neighbors this spring using dark skies, apps, and patience to unlock many bright constellations.
04
Apr
Why modern computer games aren’t a patch on the classics
Veteran developers are leaving the industry, causing quality decline in games as studios prioritize cost-cutting over creativity.
03
Apr
Tell it to the hand: what Da Vinci’s The Last Supper may really be saying
Filmmaker Julian Doyle suggests Da Vinci’s *The Last Supper* hides not Mary Magdalene, but clues elevating John the Baptist.
03
Apr
Biohacked and back in control
Tony Wrighton overcame a mysterious illness by biohacking his way to health with science-backed, practical daily habits.
26
Mar
Want a job in the video games industry? Here’s the ultimate employment cheat code
Veteran developer says skip the degree—start building games now if you want a real shot in the industry.
21
Mar
Monty Python’s Life of Brian was more accurate than the Bible. Here’s why
Julian Doyle argues Life of Brian is more historically accurate than the Bible, exposing contradictions about Jesus’ life and Galilee.
20
Mar
Diving in to…Berlin
Discover Berlin’s top wild swimming lakes and vibrant city life, from chilly dips to historic landmarks and great food.
19
Mar
Be the calmer chameleon: 5 leadership tips for managing stress
Boy George meets the Bhagavad Gita: Andrew Horn shares five karma-inspired leadership tips for reducing stress and leading with calm.
