The Federalist And ’60 Minutes’ Reported The Same Story. Guess Who Facebook ‘Fact Checked?’
Facebook “fact-checkers” determined an article is “missing context” when The Federalist quotes a scientist but not when a “60 Minutes” report does.
Transhumanists Aim To Replace God With Machines Through Digital Immortality
Tech companies are selling the idea of ‘digital resurrection.’ That’s only a problem if we’re dumb enough to buy it.
The Right Isn’t Serious About Stopping Big Tech Censorship Until It Starts Taking Action
Conservative thinkers need to move beyond bromides about the free market and start doing real research on the landscape of new technology and communications media.
Gen Z Actually Likes Print, But It’s All About The Aesthetic
Why are traditional magazines failing to gain Gen Z print subscribers while other paper-goods brands are thriving among young clientele?
Big Tech Thinks You’re An Idiot Child Who Can’t Govern Yourself
The left’s push to censor, block, and purge is part of a larger project to undermine the American ideal of self-government and liberal democracy.
Kurt Vonnegut Makes The Case Against Amazon
Add Kurt Vonnegut’s reasons to the pile of why you take the extra time and energy and money to support your local retailer.
I Haven’t Used Amazon For Almost 3 Months And I Don’t Miss It One Bit
I’ve been an Amazon user for about 15 years, and an addict since we became Prime members about three years ago. It’s been surprisingly easy to kick the habit.
Big Tech Censorship Is Now Hitting Completely Non-Political Businesses And Nonprofits
Three stories about apolitical businesses and charities, like the many others before them, portend a scary future for using social media platforms to market one’s cause or business.
Twitter Goes After James O’Keefe And Project Veritas For Exposing Facebook Censorship
Twitter’s decision comes after Project Veritas reported Facebook’s VP saying the tech giant intentionally “freezes” comments where hate speech “may be.”
We Need To Kill Screens For Much Bigger Reasons Than Censorship
As relationships and communities dissolve, people become alienated from one another and even themselves. One act that will help is to cut the tech chord.
Corporate Media Angry At Coinbase For Not Letting Their Smears Go Unanswered
The tech community has a message: The New York Times Company does not reserve the right to speak first, nor does it reserve the right to speak last.
Elites Are Making Us Worse And It’s Making Them Rich
Two of the most powerful conduits for information and speech are dishonestly wielding power to partisan ends. And the media isn’t a bulwark.
It’s Time For Congress To Get Serious About Big Tech’s Threats To Individual Rights
Lawmakers have a duty to protect the American way of life. The upcoming hearing with Big Tech is an opportunity members of Congress can’t afford to waste.
How We Used Internet During Lockdowns Proves Ending Net Neutrality Was The Right Call
All the doomsday predictions two years ago for how the FCC’s reduction of ‘net neutrality’ would destroy the internet did not come to pass.
Zoom Deletes Activist’s Account After Hosting Event Commemorating Tiananmen Square
According to Zhou, the cancellation came without warning and Zoom has yet to return his emails inquiring about the account.
Why Online Schooling Should Not Become The Norm
The current situation is far from ideal, but some influential people are now sensing a great opportunity to make online learning the norm. They shouldn’t.
Coronavirus Schooling Reminds Us Technology Is No Substitute For The Classroom
Now is as good a time as any to remind educators you cannot replace the dynamism of a real classroom with Google Classroom.
Highly Ranked, Wealthy Virginia School District Still Can’t Teach Kids Online After Six Weeks
Fairfax’s online schooling difficulties, delays, and incompetence are not an anomaly as governors indefinitely suspend kids’ futures due to coronavirus mass death theories that are failing to materialize.
6 Amazing High-Tech Things American Farmers Do That Prove Mike Bloomberg Knows Nothing About Agriculture
‘I could teach anybody, even people in this room, no offense intended, to be a farmer,’ Democrat presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg said in 2016. No, he couldn’t.
Andrew Yang Suspends Campaign Following Poor Performance In Iowa And New Hampshire
Yang announced Tuesday he is suspending his presidential campaign after a poor performance in the New Hampshire primary and a failure to emerge from the Iowa caucuses with a strong showing of support.
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