AI is changing how we define death. That’s not a good thing.
AI is changing how we define death. That’s not a good thing.
In less than one year, every person on Earth will be dead. Or so imagined famed science-fiction writer, Ray Bradbury.
Let’s consider for a moment that aliens exist. Consider too that those aliens are equal to or more intelligent than humans. If those two premises are true, then why have they not contacted us here on Earth? This, in a nutshell, is Fermi’s Paradox.
Tulu is just one of over 3,000 endangered languages across the globe that could soon be forgotten.
Adolescence pushes the boundaries of what is cinematically possible, but also uses that continuous shot to approach the critical junction of young teens and social media content.
A great story is one that lasts through generations, a story that reveals a struggle within society and forces us to rethink our values. And there are many that fit that bill
I turned 40 years old last week. And before you wish me a happy belated, I am more than content to have gone the day without your well wishes.
For the last twenty years, I have wanted Night to be a filmmaker who reinvented cinema. But after two decades of disappointment and mediocrity, it seems more and more like he doesn’t know when to hang up his hat.
Reading glasses indicated that I was old. And old is something I am not. No, no. Not me. Not yet.
The word “vegetable” is an arbitrary word given to any non-fruit part of the crops in our diet.