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Introducing Yews

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Blake, Wm. ‘And the Angel Which I Saw Lifted Up His Hand to Heaven.’ 1780.

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¥$ Hold Vultures Rave in Miami

Ye and Ty Dolla $ign are holding the Vultures Rave tonight for their highly-anticipated collaboration.

It will be held in Miami's Wynwood Marketplace at midnight.

The rave comes after Ye and Ty Dolla $ign released "Vultures," featuring Lil Durk and Bump J.
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To watch a livestream of the rave, go to yeezy.com.

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Tucker Carlson Launches Media Network

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Blake, Wm. God Writing Upon the Tables of the Covenant. 1780.

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Tucker Carlson has launched a subscription-based media network called Tucker Carlson Network.

In an announcement video posted to the network’s website, Carlson said, “We’ve decided that we need something new. Something relentlessly honest that the corporate gatekeepers can’t touch. So we built a company called Tucker Carlson Network.”

He added that subscribers can expect “a lot more” of what he’s been posting on X, mainly interviews with various political, media, and otherwise interesting figures.

Currently, the website has 3 new videos, including Carlson interviewing Dana White and Kid Rock.

The cost of a subscription right now is $9 a month or $72 annually.

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Study: Science Is Losing Creativity

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Blake, Wm. The Spirit of Plato. 1816.

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A series of new studies have indicated that science is becoming less disruptive and more derivative, and one study ties that trend to collaboration becoming international and remote.

The study finds that “scientists in on-site teams are better placed to fuse knowledge and conceive the next breakthrough idea,” and that the possibility of disruptive research moves in the opposite direction as collaboration becomes more long-distance.

To determine whether research is disruptive, researchers looked at how often research is cited by future research: for instance, the ground-breaking study on the structure of DNA in 1953 is among the top 1% of disruptive research.

The researchers argue that “the post-pandemic shift towards remote work will probably favor incremental innovation at the expense of disruptive discoveries,” and that as a result, especially demanding tasks should be assigned to local teams to maximize impact.

Above all, this study emphasizes an effect of globalism that is rarely discussed and has implications for our progress as humanity.

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First-Ever Dildo, Condom Uncovered

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Blake, Wm. The First Book of Urizen, Object 20. 1794.

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Users on social media are celebrating the archeological feat of the world’s oldest condom and dildo being found completely intact.

The condom, dating back to 1640, was accompanied by a manual written in Latin that recommended the user dip it in warm milk to avoid diseases when sleeping with prostitutes.

It was part of an exhibit dedicated to The Cultural History of Sex at an Austrian museum in 2006.

Scientists have also recovered cavewoman dildos during a cave excavation in Germany, believed to be the oldest sex toys at 28,000 years old.

The dildos ranged in size and width, ensuring cavewomen had a wide variety of options.

One user commented: “I know them things was funky af.”

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Poll: 20% Of Gen Z Denies Holocaust

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Blake, Wm. Christ Refusing the Banquet Offered by Satan. 1816.

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A new poll from The Economist found that 20% of 18- to 29-year-olds believe the Holocaust is a myth, and 30% are unsure.

Additionally, nearly a quarter of young people aged 18 to 29 agree that “the Holocaust has been exaggerated.”

Respondents in this age group were 5 times more likely than those over the age of 65 to say Jews wield too much power in America (28% versus 6%).

The Economist pointed to TikTok as a reason, and they’re not the only ones who have done so—Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley has claimed that for every 30 minutes a kid watches TikTok, they miraculously become 17% more “antisemitic.”

The Economist: “Whatever the reasons, the polling is alarming.”

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Wall Street Has Bullish Hope for 2024

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Blake, Wm. The Goddess of Fortune. 1824.

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Most analysts on Wall Street expect the S&P 500 in 2024 to either outperform or deliver in line with expectations, according to a new Bloomberg survey.

Additionally, more than two-thirds said they don’t see a hard economic landing as a top risk, with a majority expecting the Fed to cut rates before July.

This is a profound contrast from the expectations heading into 2023 when Wall Street feared the Fed would hike rates and volatile markets would be spurred by fears of a recession.

Heading into 2024, only 26% of the survey’s respondents think U.S. stocks will lag.

Moreover, strategists at banks like RBC Capital Markets and Deutsche Bank AG anticipate an all-time high for stocks.

Aneeka Gupta, macroeconomic research director at WisdomTree: “U.S. exceptionalism remains firmly in place. The key drivers are a more favorable economic backdrop versus China and Europe, improving earnings estimates, and cheaper valuations for the equal-weighted S&P 500.”

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Kushner May Pick Trump Cabinet Staff

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Blake, Wm. The Ghost of Flea. 1819.

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As Trump hopes to return to the White House in 2024, reports have emerged that his son-in-law Jared Kushner will be appointed to pick White House and Cabinet staff.

Additionally, Axios reports that Kushner may go so far as to be considered for secretary of state, citing sources close to Trump.

Many Trump supporters view Kushner as weak and fundamentally at odds with the America First agenda, evidenced by his support for policies like amnesty and a strong loyalty to Israel.

Trump seemed to find some credence in this criticism, saying during a White House meeting that Kushner was “more loyal to Israel than the U.S.,” according to Bob Woodward and Robert Costa's book “Peril.”

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UAE Turns to Ancient Architecture

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Blake, Wm. Jerusalem The Emanation of The Giant Albion. 1821.

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To design buildings in sustainable ways, architects in the United Arab Emirates have turned to an unlikely source of inspiration: ancient construction techniques that were utilized before air conditioning existed.

Combined with the world’s newest technology, these methods combat heat without worsening climate change.

The techniques include minimizing the use of glass, integrating Islamic architecture to produce shade, situating buildings away from the sun, and studying wind patterns to maximize natural ventilation, according to architects who spoke with The New York Times.

In Dubai’s International Financial Center, the efforts of this new effort can already be seen: shaded spaces and narrow alleyways envelop the area, with the Grand Mosque incorporating perforated panels to emulate screens used in Egypt for centuries to block sunlight.

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Mr & Mrs Ye Shut Down Art Basel

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In this inaugural installment of BIANCAGRAM, we travel to Miami, where the trailblazing feminist fashion icon was spotted holding a fluffy feline alongside her husband, Ye.

Ye and B are in town for tonight’s hotly anticipated rave, where fans will get a first listen to what Ye and Ty Dolla $ign have been quietly cooking up for their exciting new collaboration.

Cozy, animal-themed book bags and backpacks have quickly established themselves as recurring and beloved motifs of Bianca’s signature style. One bag sold out instantly minutes after being seen gently cradled by the Australian architect at a Vogue party in Dubai.

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