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2 days ago | creators.com | Dennis Mammana

Week of April 27-May 3, 2025If you've been following my column for a while, you know that there are many kinds of constellations in the sky. You also know that most of these look nothing like their namesakes but are simply celestial representations of objects, animals and people. We in the Western Hemisphere know of 88 constellations distributed around the heavens, passed down to us by ancient skywatchers.

5 days ago | creators.com | Wayne Allyn Root

Look around. No one wants the latest COVID-19 booster. Do you know why? It's the dirtiest secret in America. The mainstream media won't tell you this. But everyone who isn't blind, deaf, dumb, delusional or in complete denial knows someone who was perfectly healthy, got the COVID jab and dropped dead.

6 days ago | creators.com | Ted Rall

People worry about generative artificial intelligence. Some are afraid it will put them out of work. Others think AI could become too autonomous, like the drones programmed to select their own targets. It will almost certainly accelerate the spread and power of government surveillance. Deepfakes are already being used in efforts to impact public opinion in politics. Add another reason to keep awake at night: AI could "unperson" you.

6 days ago | creators.com | Bonnie Jean Feldkamp

We live in uncertain times. It's a phrase we keep hearing, whether we're talking about climate change or politics. But aren't all times uncertain? We could time-travel to declare uncertainty during the Great Depression, the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s and the COVID-19 pandemic. Uncertain times are just called life, which is why I wanted to talk to Allison Carmen. She has learned to thrive in uncertainty by making the word "maybe" her friend.

6 days ago | creators.com | Marc Munroe Dion

I knew a guy once, clerical type guy, had a stroke, couldn't work anymore. He was a few years shy of retirement age, so he needed to get himself on disability and the health insurance the state provides for people in his situation. He lived alone, had worked since he was old enough to work and was able to walk unsteadily and live alone after the stroke. It was maybe 20 years ago.