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From Patriotism to Separatism - A Study of America's Fraying Social Fabric
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September 11, 2022October 21, 2025America, Patriotism, Separatism

From Patriotism to Separatism: A Study of America’s Fraying Social Fabric

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In the United States, the concept of patriotism has traditionally served as a unifying force, a shared love of country transcending individual differences. Yet, increasingly, it appears this once cohesive element is being reshaped into something far more divisive. What was once a shared pride in the values of liberty, equality, and democracy seems to be morphing into a contentious separatism, splintering communities and fostering discord. This deep dive explores this concerning shift in the American sociopolitical landscape.

Joe Rogan - Dangerous Misinformation Profitable Indifference and Americas Crisis of Trust
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August 11, 2022October 21, 2025America, Capitalism, Conspiracy, Corporate, Disinformation, Internet, Media, Politics, Rights

Joe Rogan Is Selling Lies and Business Is Booming

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Behind Joe Rogan’s façade of curiosity and neutrality lies a troubling pattern: profitable indifference to truth and reckless promotion of misinformation. By repeatedly hosting controversial figures and amplifying dangerous falsehoods, Rogan’s podcast has eroded public trust and exacerbated America’s divisions. Is Rogan knowingly exploiting this chaos for profit, or simply indifferent to the real-world consequences of his actions? Either way, America is left to reckon with the harmful legacy of his misinformation empire.

Triggered: How Guns Divide, Not Defend, America
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July 4, 2022October 21, 2025America, Guns, Media, Patriotism, Rights, Separatism

Triggered: How Guns Divide, Not Defend, America

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In a nation where the right to bear arms is woven into the very fabric of its constitution, the United States stands as a stark exemplar of a profound paradox. For centuries, Americans have lauded their Second Amendment rights as a symbol of freedom and self-defense. But as the years have unfolded, this seemingly unshakeable belief has come under increasing scrutiny. Today, we explore a narrative that poses a stark challenge to the traditional perspective: that the proliferation of guns in America serves not to protect, but to foster a culture of paranoia, division, and an alarming increase in needless death.

Reagan's Legacy: Catalyst for the Modern Downfall of America
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June 5, 2022October 21, 2025America, Capitalism, Corporate, Equality, Homosexuality, Politics, Presidency, Pride, Rights, Separatism

Reagan’s Legacy: Catalyst for the Modern Downfall of America

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The handling of crucial matters such as the AIDS epidemic, criminalization of homosexuality, arms deals, and mental health policy, further compound the complex legacy left by his presidency. The objective of this work is not to vilify Reagan, but rather to critically analyze the long-term effects of his policies and actions, fostering an understanding of how they continue to impact our socio-economic and political landscape to this day.

Methadone at IG Farben - Gustav Ehrhart - Max Bockmühl
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May 3, 2022October 21, 2025Europe, Fascism, History, Politics, Science, Technology

Methadone at IG Farben—Gustav Ehrhart & Max Bockmühl

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During the late 1930s, Gustav Ehrhart and Max Bockmühl, both research chemists working at IG Farben’s Hoechst laboratories, successfully synthesized a novel compound later known as methadone. Although initially developed to mitigate Germany’s reliance on imported opiates, methadone’s significance would transcend its wartime origins, ultimately emerging as a crucial medication in modern pain management and opioid dependence treatment. Despite the obscurity of their personal histories, Ehrhart and Bockmühl’s pioneering achievement demonstrates how scientific discovery can evolve far beyond the political and historical circumstances of its inception, offering vital therapeutic benefits to countless patients worldwide.