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Are We in a ‘Richcession’? Why the 2025 Slowdown Is Hitting the Affluent First

The 2025 economic narrative in the United States is taking an unexpected twist. Traditionally, recessions have started by impacting the working class first—factory layoffs, service industry slowdowns, and wage stagnation. But this time, the slowdown seems to be hitting America’s affluent population first. It’s being called the “richcession,” and its consequences could be more far-reaching…

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The Apocalyptic Decline of Bees in China: How Extreme Pollution and Destruction of Flora Are Pushing Pollinators to Extinction

Introduction Bees—the lifeblood of ecosystems—are facing a catastrophic collapse in China, a nation already grappling with an environmental crisis of unprecedented scale. As extreme pollution chokes the skies and human activity obliterates native flora, the very survival of pollinators is at stake. This is not just an ecological tragedy; it’s an apocalyptic threat to China’s…

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The Shocking Truth About the GOP’s Border Failure, and the Simple Fix That Could Solve It

By: Michael Moats Why the GOP is Failing at the Border: How Investing in Immigration Courts Could Solve America’s Crisis For years, the Republican Party (GOP) has positioned itself as the party of strong borders and strict immigration enforcement. From border walls to aggressive enforcement policies, the GOP’s strategy has largely focused on deterrence—shutting down…

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When will Governments Stop the Cryptocurrency Crackdown

By: Michael Moats In the past decade, cryptocurrencies have evolved from fringe technological experiments to mainstream financial assets, igniting both excitement and controversy across the globe. As Bitcoin, Ethereum, and thousands of other digital currencies surged in value and popularity, governments worldwide have found themselves racing to catch up. The result: a patchwork of regulatory…

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Quantum Supremacy or Quantum Hype?

The Global Race for the Next-Gen Computers A Glimpse into the Quantum Future Imagine a world where computers can solve problems in seconds that would take today’s supercomputers millennia. A world where new drugs are designed atom-by-atom in simulations, supply chains optimize themselves, and encryption methods crumble like sandcastles under a tidal wave of quantum…

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When I Measured a Wormhole

By: Michael Moats I never set out to measure a wormhole. On April 23rd, 2025, I was in my workshop. It was a typical day, and my focus was on a separate engineering experiment involving reflective foil. Nothing in the setup suggested it would be anything more than a simple calibration task. I have a…

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