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Try as I might, Stuff Keeps Happening. I had been planning for a usual episode this week, but after what went down this past weekend (covered in the previous video!) I wanted to still get a chance to talk about a few other stories I had been planning to cover.
(Apologies that I cannot include the pictures of the cute book collector in an audio format, but imagine if you will the gooberiest dude possible)
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Hello, dear listener. Looks like we're having a two-fer with out-of-ordinary entries.
I had been working on a draft for tomorrow's newsletter, only to of course have it entirely undermined by the events that unfolded last night. I decided instead to record some more focused thoughts on the situation.
Depending on how the next 24 hours or so go, I may put out a shorter newsletter/podcast covering some other topics, but I am treating everything as temporary for the time being.
Wishing you well. Stay safe. Stay frosty. Stay skeptical. Remember your community.
A look at the timeline of the situation in Los Angeles so far, as well as a few of the other trillion things going on right now
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A truck in Washington state overturned while carrying millions of bees, but a scrappy group of beekeeping heroes were on the case. Also, a look at the advancing surveillance technology use by US police, France goes dark and lights a fire, a Swiss town is buried, and Texas makes a move at Google and Apple.
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Apple went out of their way to show off a plethora of AI features that would come to their flagship iPhone 16 which released last year. After repeated delays, more information is coming out now about just how bleak the situation is internally at Apple regarding their botched Apple Intelligence rollout.
Also, updates on the Big Beautiful Bill, some other tech companies show off their AI updates, and Kim Jong Un is having a bad time.
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The US Government is working to forge a new tax and spending bill, which currently aims to cut hundreds of billions from medical support infrastructure
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The dumbest administration in US history continues to remind us how little integrity you need to wield power
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Trump enacted blanket tariffs on basically the entire world last week, sending global markets into free-fall despite more than a year of warnings from financial experts that this would be disastrous.
Also, the protests over the weekend were quite big, and we got a look at the Nintendo Switch 2
This will be the last episode of Stuff Keeps Happening until May 5th! I'll be around for a few weeks before going on a long overdue vacation, but SKH will return to it's normal schedule next month. See you then, or see you sooner at my stream or on my socials! Links below.
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We've seen a recent spike in demonstrations both in the United States and around the world for all sorts of reasons. Well really, for the same reason: people want stability and freedom. Let's talk protests.
Read more about the Hands Off protests here: https://thirdact.org/act/handsoff/
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Israel reignited their assault on Gaza, breaking the ceasefire with a bombardment that killed hundreds. The international community and peacekeeping operations were blindsided.
Additional stories for today's episode begin at 5:40
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