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#5041: GPT-6 Astra, 100K GPUs, and the AGI Question

OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra arrives with an AGI claim and a 100K-GPU training run. We break down what Stargate LLC actually is and whether the scale justi...

large-language-modelsai-agentsinfrastructure

#5040: The 130,000-Person Secret: Beyond Oppenheimer's Story

The Manhattan Project wasn't just physicists on a mesa. It was 130,000 workers, secret cities, and an industrial effort we rarely hear about.

military-strategylogisticsinfrastructure
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#5039: Who Actually Counts Wars? The Data Behind the Headlines

The UN doesn't track wars. Here's who does, how they define them, and what the numbers really show.

conflict-mediationgeopolitical-strategydata-integrity

#5038: Ukraine's War: How Narratives Shifted but the Invasion Didn't

How Putin's justifications evolved from "denazification" to a civilizational war—and why Ukraine's legal counterattack matters.

geopoliticsinternational-relationspolitical-history

#5037: Why the Russia-Ukraine War Grinds On: Attrition & Escalation

The Russia-Ukraine war has become a war of attrition. Why hasn't the West stopped it? A deep dive into the frozen front, energy strikes, and diplom...

military-strategygeopoliticsnational-security

#5036: What Happens to a War When the World Stops Watching?

Why do wars fade from our minds? We explore the structural forces behind attention decay and how Russia exploits it.

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#5035: The Map That Lied: Africa vs. Mercator

The UN just voted 164-1 to correct a 450-year-old map distortion. Here's why Mercator still shapes how we see the world.

geopoliticsinternational-relationsmap-projections

#5034: Moving Heavy Boxes Off High Shelves, Safely

Warehouse pros never lift above shoulder height. Here’s how to apply that rule to your tall home shelving.

material-scienceergonomicshome-safety

#5033: The Greatest Dumbest Home Assistant Automations

Doorbell goal horns, toilet dashboards, and a lamp that dims on guests. The ten most gloriously unnecessary smart home automations, ranked.

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#5032: The Ten Worst Canned Foods, Ranked for Survival

From fish sphincters to whole chickens, we rank the most cursed canned foods and whether they'd keep you alive in a bunker.

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