Remember Europe in the 1700s? An age of wigs, revolutions, and a radical, electrifying idea: Human reason alone could be the architect of a better world. The USA was not a thing back then, not even the idea of a thing.
Alright, let's talk about the infamous "money shot." You know the one. In the world of adult film, it’s not just a moment; it’s the main moment. The grand finale. The fireworks display. It's the industry’s way of shouting, "See? We finished the job! Here’s your proof, in high-definition!"
The 2026 Grammy Awards have come and gone, leaving in their wake the familiar cocktail of glittering performances, emotional acceptance speeches, and a simmering cultural debate that grows louder each year: Is the music industry’s biggest night merely a self-congratulatory love fest, cleverly masquerading as a platform for social conscience?
The question circulates in the churn of headlines and social media feeds: Is he declining? Is that bruise a sign? What does his doctor really think? We scrutinize the hand, the speech, the gaffe, the midnight rants. We await the definitive medical revelation, as if a diagnosis—dementia, degeneracy, or merely extraordinary vanity—would be the key that finally makes sense of it all.
In a move that has sent ripples through Silicon Valley—ripples that, of course, are nothing but maya (illusion)—India has unveiled its revolutionary AI platform, Deepak, designed to challenge the hegemony of Western artificial intelligence. While OpenAI may boast about its ability to generate essays and code, Deepak operates on a far loftier plane, merging cutting-edge machine learning with the timeless truths of Advaita Vedanta and ancient Indian wisdom.
Madagascar – In one of the most bizarre maritime mishaps in history, a $650 million superyacht designed to resemble a giant yellow bathtub rubber duck sank off the coast of Madagascar.
Beijing – A Chinese AI firm has made a bold claim that it developed an AI model to compete with ChatGPT at a fraction of the cost—just $5.6 million compared to OpenAI’s $60 billion investment
In an unprecedented move, His Highness President Donald Trump has signed an executive order, declaring that God is officially an American citizen. According to...
As the US election heats up, so too does the torrent of misogyny on social media, with Vice President Kamala Harris facing an onslaught of vile, sexist posts aimed at her bid for the presidency. While the election is supposed to focus on policy and vision for the future, it seems parts of the internet—and even some global politicians—have other ideas.
Elon Musk, the billionaire inventor, X aficionado, and part-time Martian real estate developer, has announced his latest venture: the world’s first brain transplant. And in typical Musk fashion, he’s not stopping at a simple swap—he plans to pre-program the recipient’s new brain with the “essence of his own genius.”