Coffee Break: AI Subprime Crisis Both a Victim and an Expression of Idiocracy
While global attention has been focused on the Ramadan War with Iran, the long-awaited collapse of OpenAI is quietly accelerating.
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Coffee Break: Moral Imbeciles Lead U.S. to War
The moral imbeciles ruling the United States have blundered into disaster because they are incapable of recognizing the stakes of the game.
Read more...Coffee Break: OpenAI, Sora, Iran, the Ellison Empire, and Maybe a Recognition Event?
OpenAI’s shutdown of its Sora video generation engine service and the ensuing cancellation of a $1 billion deal with Disney may represent a recognition event for the company and the larger LLM economic boom.
Read more...Coffee Break: Trump’s TACO Designed to Manipulate Markets
Today’s moves by the Trump regime employed one of the key elements of U.S. strategy in the Ramadan War on Iran: using deception to influence financial markets.
Read more...Coffee Break: Silicon Valley Accelerationists Take On the World and Everyone in It
Multiple Silicon Valley accelerationists like Marc Andreessen, Peter Thiel, Alex Karp, and Mark Zuckerberg are getting attention for what some consider their challenges to values that many consider central to humanity: introspection, civil society, education, and privacy.
Read more...Coffee Break: AIPAC, Crypto, Gambling, AI Money Coalitions Up The Dark Money Game in Dem Primaries
With Israel’s popularity nosediving among Democrats, AIPAC is having to up its dark money game to impact primaries, often in concert with AI and crypto interests.
Read more...Coffee Break: Doomsday Delusions, Iran Eschaton Edition
Many players driving the Ramadan War, including Trump’s Secretary of War, are gripped by doomsday delusions.
Read more...Coffee Break: Mask-Off Moment as Paramount at Nexus of AI, Gulf State Financing, and Private Equity
Geopolitical crisis creates a mask-off moment for the Ellison family empire including Oracle and Paramount at nexus of AI and global finance.
Read more...Coffee Break: Texas Primary Results Could Flip US Senate
Texas’ primary election results illustrate an ongoing realignment in the Democratic party that gives Dems reason to hope for a US Senate majority.
Read more...Coffee Break: Narrative Wars as US Media Struggles to Manufacture Consent
Narrative war rages as missiles fly. Various influencers, corporate and national media outlets are firing up their fog of war machines in a vicious fight for control.
Read more...Coffee Break: SOTU 2026 Kabuki Theater, Bipartisan Kayfabe
POTUS Donald Trump’s SOTU 2026 was the usual kabuki theater, aimed at scoring cheap partisan zingers on immigration while ignoring major issues like the Epstein Files, minimizing a possibly imminent attack on Iran, and misrepresenting last week’s SCOTUS ruling on tariffs.
Read more...Coffee Break: Local Protests Against Data Centers, Surveillance Uniting Broad Political Spectrum
Local protests against data centers and Flock camera surveillance are coming from both sides of the political spectrum.
Read more...Coffee Break: Paramount Still Reaching for WBD as CBS Misplays Colbert-Talarico Interview
The Larry and David Ellison media empire is still in the hunt to acquire WBD even as their CBS triggered the Streisand effect with some clumsy censorship.
Read more...Coffee Break: Rubio and AOC Audition for 2028 in Munich
American 2028 presidential hopefuls, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio and U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, treated the Munich Security Conference like an audition.
Read more...Coffee Break: Crisis of Credibility Edition
The crisis of credibility faced by Western elites as they try and fail to patch over the bursting abscess that is the Epstein files release heralds something much more profound: potential systemic collapse.
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