Finding a new path in your spiritual journey
A little noted comment of yore caught my eye this week. It was on today’s date of Feb. 8 in 1930 when Babe Ruth, whose name is almost synonymous with
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On This Day, Jan. 13: Costa Concordia capsizes off coast of Italy
On Jan. 13, 2012, the cruise ship Costa Concordia slammed into a rocky shoal near the Italian coast and capsized, killing 32 people.
Source: yahoo.com
Harry Potter by Balenciaga: AI-generated future of entertainment?
Using AI & deepfake tools, a YouTube user reimagines JK Rowling’s creations as a high-fashion ad. What does it mean for the media industry?
Source: tribune.com.pk
On This Day, Jan. 13: Costa Concordia capsizes off coast of Italy
On Jan. 13, 2012, the cruise ship Costa Concordia slammed into a rocky shoal near the Italian coast and capsized, killing 32 people.
Source: upi.com
Today in Keys History
1861: The Army reported that Fort Taylor had the following armament: 60 coastal and garrison cannons, 50 8-inch Columbians and 10 24-inch flanking howitzers.
Source: keysnews.com
Hilariously Bad Past Predictions About Technology We Take For Granted Every Day
Technology is hard to predict. We never really know which roads it is going to take us down or where we are going to end
Source: mysteriousuniverse.org
On the Air in Cedar Rapids
July 30 marks 100 years since the first commercial radio broadcast in Cedar Rapids
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Nicholas Goldberg: Scientists and experts get plenty wrong. But we should still trust them
Americans — or at least a subset of them — have a long tradition of distrusting authority and people they see as pointy-headed know-it-alls.
Source: postbulletin.com
Column: Experts and scientists get things wrong. It's part of the process
Smoking is beneficial! The stock market won't crash! Over the years, informed misinformation has flowed freely. But we can't abandon expertise.
Source: latimes.com