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"3 Body Problem" Showrunner David Benioff spoke about how a scene unintentionally shows there are parallels between China's Cultural Revolution and cancel culture.

If the GOP was the party of science, if it really believed in these principles... Does more need to be said?

The new Netflix sci-fi series "3 Body Problem" is provoking intense online debate over its opening sequence depicting a struggle session during China's Cultural Revolution in which a physics professor is violently beaten by Mao's Red Guard.

My favorite social-media post in recent weeks (from a Seattle-based engineer named Grant Slatton) seems esoteric, but is quite insightful: "We don't talk…

We should recognize that the world's advancements—even such little things as disposable aluminum foil—are mostly the result of human ingenuity and freedom.

We should recognize that the world’s advancements – even such little things as disposable aluminum foil – are mostly the result of human ingenuity and freedom.

We should recognize that the world’s advancements – even such little things as disposable aluminum foil – are mostly the result of human ingenuity and freedom.

We should recognize that the world’s advancements – even such little things as disposable aluminum foil – are mostly the result of human ingenuity and freedom.

We should recognize that the world’s advancements – even such little things as disposable aluminum foil – are mostly the result of human ingenuity and freedom.

We should recognize that the world’s advancements – even such little things as disposable aluminum foil – are mostly the result of human ingenuity and freedom.