Frédéric Lordon 09 July 2026Economics What is a bubble? It is a collective belief. What is a crash? It is the collapse of that belief. AI has given rise to two bubbles. There is a stock market bubble – the two highest-profile players, OpenAI and Anthropic, are expected to launch IPOs heralding astronomical market capitalizations […]
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Col. Lawrence Wilkerson: Trump gave Netanyahu the green light to use nuclear weapons against Iran
RT Published 4 Oct, 2026 08:07 On this episode of New Order, the claim that Donald Trump has given the green light to use nuclear weapons against Iran is discussed. https://www.rt.com/shows/new-order/646600-wilkerson-america-occupation-iraq/
Oral History of Boulder in the 1960s — Interview with a former street drug dealer in 1985
A Street Dealer There was a tremendous demand for drugs in the ‘60s, and the street dealers addressed that demand and filled a vacuum in the market. It was a high-risk business with small profit margins. Students at the University of Colorado and Boulder High School were some of their major customers. The person in […]
Oral History of Boulder in the ’60s: Email from Andy McWilliams in regards to STP Family sent to me in 2016
‘NAZA’ Trailer: First Look At Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor’s “Much-Talked-About” Gaza Documentary
DEADLINE By Zac Ntim September 25, 2026 We have the first trailer for Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor’s NAZA, which debuted to huge acclaim at this year’s Venice Film Festival. Check it out above. Earlier this week, in an unprecedented move, it was announced that The Guardian newspaper will make NAZA available for global audiences for free on its website […]
Peter Thiel tells Mathias Döpfner the only real way to slow AI is a one-world government, and that cure may be worse than the disease (via @mdmeets).
https://x.com/PFFeeley/status/2103506331760013440
Why I Am an AI Doomer
Greg Johnson • September 23, 2026 In Part: It is madness to create an Artificial Super Intelligence and hubris to think we can control it. To such an entity, the human race and all lesser life forms would be as primitive and trivial as gnats are to us. Sure, maybe such a being would be benevolent […]
Oral History of Boulder in the ’60s interview with Ken McKenna in 1985
Ken McKenna I’ve been told that you were on The Hill during the infamous riot. What do you remember about the riot? It was more of a drunken brawl than a political protest. It was more of a conflict between the cops and the street people. It was propagated because they closed the bars down […]
Oral History of Boulder, Colorado in the 1960s — Interview with Howard Higman (Founder of The World Affairs Conference) in 1985
Howard Higman Howard Higman (25 April 1915 – 22 November 1995) was an American sociologist[1] notable as the founder of The World Affairs Conference in 1948 To begin with, at the beginning of the ‘60s Quigg Newton was the President of C.U. He had been a former mayor of Denver, and after he had campaigned for […]
Oral History of Boulder in the ’60s — Naropa Institute and the Early Buddhist Community recalled by anonymous LSD dealer from Bay Area in 1985 interview
Naropa Institute and the Early Buddhist Community This interview is with a person who inadvertantly came to Boulder from Haight-Ashbury in San Francisco. A woman who belonged to the STP Family who was hitchhiking through Wyoming led him to Boulder. Then, almost by accident, he ended up in the Buddhist community. The evolution in this […]
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