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Empty chaplain chair in an editorial collage about the Pentagon Office of Religious Affairs

The Soul of the Sword: When the Pentagon Measures a Soldier’s Faith

Editorial collage of a self-replicating computer circuit, illustrating Army ECHOTRIBBLE AI cyber agents

The Army Wants an AI Worm That Can Delete Itself. What Happens If It Doesn’t?

Editorial paper collage in deep crimson and cream: a single centered electric chair cutout with a hand-drawn red marker circle — the Pentagon livestreaming Nidal Hasan's execution.

Death as a Service: What It Means When the Pentagon Livestreams an Execution

Investigating Flock Safety

The Fallout Paradox: Amazon’s Business Model

How Plato Predicted Ai

The Philosophy of Silicon Valley

Investigating the Fort Bragg Cartel

Using Dune to Analyze the Iran War

The Philosophy of the Hells Angels

The Supafly Interview

 Why is Everyone Copying Basquiat?: The Lack of Originality in ArtTok

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