Good Morning Relevant Friends! A proposal for a potential listing of $REL on Coinstore Exchange has been made for the Relevant DAO to vote on. You can find it on the following link on Tally. I am posting in all feeds to raise awareness of _...Read More_

"Of course, in order to make ordinary people rally to the cause, effective ‘narratives’ must be devised to convince them that pacifism is either treason or a mental illness. People must also be made to believe that unlike what the _...Read More_

>"Millions of crime predictions left on an unsecured server show PredPol mostly avoided Whiter _...Read More_

>"In a new proof-of-concept study researchers are pioneering the use of a unique Artificial Intelligence-based deep learning model as an assistive tool for the rapid and accurate reading of ultrasound images."

"The story of the Cypherpunks Mailing List, an obscure ‘90s email server that developed decentralized technology as a path to new forms of human organization."

Need a more old school psycho. Those guys in the past didn't aim low at children like they do now. They aimed much higher. Abortion is healthcare. Denying women access to healthcare is Wrong.

That is so heartbreaking.. What a horrible miscarriage of justice done to that poor woman. She had to endure two children dying, being wrongly accused and convicted of murdering them, then being thrown in prison and being targeted as a _...Read More_

‘Meanwhile, people think everything Depp says is true. If Depp speaks, his words become truth, he is almost like God in that way. They think John Depp is telling the truth when he says that Amber Heard, like some kind of supernaturally _...Read More_

Old enough to have a baby though, make it make sense please!

"Joe Manchin’s rejection of a compromise climate bill tells a familiar story: Voters and politicians put a higher premium on immediate issues, such as inflation and the economy, giving politicians a pass on global warming."

>"What the digital worlds of Japan’s imageboards and America’s alt-right reveal about real-life precarity."

"Thinking back on my thirty-year friendship with Dan Graham, I realize, only now, that entering his orbit was a lot like stepping into one of his glass pavilions. There was an outside and an inside, with a threshold between them that was _...Read More_