Blake Stilwell

3 days ago | wearethemighty.com | Blake Stilwell

How often have you gone to a local business and felt too awkward to ask if they offered a military discount? How often have you just plain forgotten? Entrepreneur Freddie Rothschild heard that gripe often. “That stuck with me. Something that’s meant to show appreciation shouldn’t feel like a burden,” Rothschild said. While Rothschild didn’t serve in the military, both of his grandfathers served in World War II. “I grew up hearing about their stories from my dad.

1 week ago | wearethemighty.com | Blake Stilwell

If Russian novelist and Crimean War veteran Leo Tolstoy is right about war being a chess match, we may not have to worry so much about fighting AI-led robots on a futuristic, “Terminator” like battlefield. At least, not yet. It turns out that some AI models are really bad at chess, specifically ChatGPT. Technology site Futurism found software engineer Robert Caruso’s LinkedIn post, wherein he reported that the popular AI bot got “absolutely wrecked” by an Atari 2600 playing Atari Chess.

2 weeks ago | wearethemighty.com | Blake Stilwell

No one knows how to parse out a bet like a seasoned gambler. And while the Vegas odds aren’t 100% accurate, they already predicted what happened in the early morning hours of June 13, 2025. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz announced that his country’s forces conducted what it calls a “preemptive strike” against Iran, . Residents of Tehran reported hearing the sounds of explosions as Israel declared a special emergency across the country.

2 weeks ago | wearethemighty.com | Blake Stilwell

The NBA is experiencing a ratings slump, but that all could change if the National Basketball Association just adopted some North Korean basketball rules. Negative points, bonuses for finesse, and a lower basket are just a few of the glorious people’s revolutionary basketball innovations that could make NBA games more fun and more watchable. It’s not that there’s necessarily anything wrong with the league’s current rules, but the 2025 Finals ratings are down 24% compared to last year’s.

2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Blake Stilwell

The NBA is experiencing a ratings slump, but that all could change if the National Basketball Association just adopted some North Korean basketball rules. Negative points, bonuses for finesse, and a lower basket are just a few of the glorious people’s revolutionary basketball innovations that could make NBA games more fun and more watchable. It’s not that there’s necessarily anything wrong with the league’s current rules, but the 2025 Finals ratings are down 24% compared to last year’s.