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Script itself. i read it, i was like this is one of the best things ive ever read in my life. >> do you think this movie is more timely now, probably, than any time since the cold war with current events? >> i mean, obviously its entertainment. its a big summer film, but its a little different than the norm in that i think it activates these constellations of existential dialogue. i mean, we are still living in the atomic age, for better or worse. >> its quite a coincidence, this biography from ...

Thinking about as we sat there was a i technology. >> yeah. >> the fact that when the atomic age came about, the government was there, they protected americans and the world from the worst of all of this moving forward. with a. i., it is again the culture, this silicon valley trust, trust these people who are microdosing every day. >> there is an element of history that repeats itself. there is an element that teaches us. and there is moral questions about policy making. we saw that in this movi...

On the morning of July 16, 1945 -- 78 years ago today -- a group of scientists and military officers were gathered in a remote part of the New Mexico desert to watch the dawn of a new age.

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The Anthropocene Working Group (AWG) was established in 2009 to see if there was a way to geologically differentiate an Anthropocene Epoch from the Holocene Epoch. The notion has always been preposterous because the only true difference between the Holocene and the preceding Pleistocene Epoch is the impact of humans on the planet. Otherwise, the Holocene has just been a run of the mill interglacial stage, geologically indistinct from the prior Pleistocene interglacial stages. After thirteen year...

In Captain Science #7, Captain Science & Luana take on a Vampire Planet that intends to suck the life out of earth, Galactus style.

Oppenheimer is at the center of this. and we come back to him repeatedly, because he is the author of the atomic bomb and hes given us the dawn of the atomic age, and were still living with that. that weapon. and trying to figure out how to live with it. of course, he was determined to make sure that the world understood, during world war ii, what had been created. and one of his arguments was this weapon needed to be understood as something so large thats it would make all were impossible in th...

Stan Wolfson/Newsday RM // Getty Images Each year, the U.S. spends an astounding $100 billion on beer. Between pints over brunch and after-work sessions, beer holds a prominent place in the American lifestyle, comprising 42% of the country’s alcoholic beverage market. But the obsession with beer doesn’t stop with the average consumer, as sharing a […]

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny and Asteroid City

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Missouri students took home multiple awards and a bronze medal in the 2023 National History Day contest in College Park, Maryland, June 10-15 and one of them