• Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Perhaps Notorious, but like the rest of us, not indispensable.
    2026/10/22

    Long before donning the judicial robe, RGB dismantled statutory sex discrimination with surgical precision as head of the ACLU Women's Rights Project, earning justifiable comparisons to Thurgood Marshall. Yet any honest assessment of her historical legacy must grapple with a stark paradox: the very constitutional architecture she spent a lifetime constructing faced rapid erosion due to her stubborn refusal to step down when an ideological successor could be confirmed. In the arena of high-stakes constitutional governance, personal indispensability often transforms into institutional catastrophe.


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    8 分
  • Anthropic AI and Biowarfare
    2026/10/13

    How does AI increase the threat of AI, and what can we do about it?

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    9 分
  • Russian interference in US elections
    2026/10/13

    Part of my ongoing series on election manipulation, violence, misinformation

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    1 分
  • The illusion of electoral division
    2026/10/13

    Part of an ongoing series on elections, manipulation, threats of violence and fake news

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    10 分
  • Americans agree more than they disagree on elections
    2026/10/13

    Part of an ongoing series on election manipulation and violence

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    23 分
  • Reclaiming your mind from algorithms
    2026/10/13

    part of an ongoing series on election manipulation, fake news and deep fakes

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    21 分
  • The rigged game of digital feudalism
    2026/05/20

    This podcast analyzes the erosion of democratic stability caused by extreme wealth inequality and the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence. Author Donald Harvey Marks argues that concentrated capital has transformed the United States into a plutocracy, where elite interests supersede the needs of the average citizen. This economic shift creates a "pathology of despair," characterized by housing crises, stagnant wages, and a declining sense of institutional legitimacy. The texts further explore the potential for Universal Basic Income (UBI) to provide a stable floor for a post-labor economy as AI threatens traditional jobs. However, the author distinguishes a true UBI from the current "patchwork" safety net, criticizing existing social programs for being inefficient, paternalistic, and difficult to access. Ultimately, the materials advocate for a fundamental redesign of the social contract to prevent total societal collapse in an increasingly automated world. This podcast is developed from my article: The UBI Illusion: Why Our Patchwork Safety Net of SNAP food stamps, section 8 housing and Medicaid Is still NOT Universal Basic Income. https://dhmarks.blogspot.com/2025/11/the-ubi-illusion-why-our-patchwork.html?m=1



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  • The end of Seeing is Believing
    2026/05/19

    From subtle disinformation campaigns to the fabrication of political reality, deepfakes are rapidly evolving from a technical curiosity into a severe threat to democratic elections, particularly in the United States. In this newest version 2 of my 2019 article on Deep Fakes, now version 2, I examine the sophisticated new tools and predictive analytics being used to manipulate voter behavior.

    This is an audio discussion based upon my blogpost The Weaponization of Synthetic Media: Deepfakes and the Erosion of Democratic Integrity., found on my Substack and on my personal blog ⁠The Weaponization of Synthetic Media: Deepfakes and the Erosion of Democratic Integrity. V2

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    22 分