Sunday Morning Antidote Movie :The first film we present is The Incident. A gritty story set in an NYC subway car sometime in the 1960’s.
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Thursday, December 25, 2025
The Sunday Morning Antidote Movie Presents: The Incident
Topics: Guest Post, Sunday morning Antidote movie
Posted by semper loquitur at 6:30 am | 103 Comments »
AI-Generated Images Can Exploit How Your Mind Works − Here’s Why They Fool You and How to Spot Them
Some tips on detecting AI-generated images.
Topics: Curiousities, Technology and innovation
Posted by Conor Gallagher at 5:00 am | 26 Comments »
Links 4/12/2025
Topics: Links
Posted by Yves Smith at 6:58 am | 158 Comments »
Trade in the Time of Trump
Trump promised in 2016 and 2024 to undo deindustrialization from globalization and free trade, with tariffs as his main tool. Can it work?
Topics: Economic fundamentals, Free markets and their discontents, Globalization, Guest Post, Politics, The destruction of the middle class, The dismal science
Posted by Yves Smith at 6:29 am | 42 Comments »
For Health Apps, Questions Over Privacy and Efficacy
Apps that track health data or help provide care may be beneficial, but experts worry about the lack of regulation.
Topics: Dubious statistics, Guest Post, Health care, Regulations and regulators, Science and the scientific method, Surveillance state, Technology and innovation
Posted by Yves Smith at 6:08 am | 4 Comments »
US-Iran Negotiations: Why an Agreement Looks Unlikely
Happy endings look remote with the US attempt to escalate against Iran and bully them into a “deal”.
Topics: Doomsday scenarios, Middle East, Politics, Russia
Posted by Yves Smith at 9:55 am | 76 Comments »
Links 4/11/2025
Topics: Links
Posted by Conor Gallagher at 6:55 am | 199 Comments »
Is the Trump Administration Mad Enough to Launch Drone Attacks Against Mexico?
“Are they just playing insane or are they actually insane?” Amid all the economic chaos and fallout triggered by Trump’s tariffs barrage and with markets continuing to slide even after Trump’s announcement of a 90-day pause on tariffs on everyone but China, one could be forgiven for failing to hear the faintest but growing sounds […]
Topics: Guest Post
Posted by Nick Corbishley at 6:45 am | 25 Comments »
More Trump Punishment of the Poors: HHS Eliminates Office That Sets Poverty Levels Tied to Benefits for 80 Million People
Yet another Trump gutting of a whole swathe of programs, here by eliminating the experts who knew how to determine poverty thresholds.
Topics: Banana republic, Dubious statistics, Guest Post, Health care, Income disparity, Legal, Politics, Social policy, The destruction of the middle class
Posted by Yves Smith at 5:55 am | 24 Comments »
International Trade Suppression and the Demand for US Treasuries
On how lower foreign government appetite for Treasuries might affect the status of the dollar as reserve currency.
Topics: Credit markets, Currencies, Globalization, Guest Post, Investment outlook
Posted by Yves Smith at 2:26 am | 17 Comments »
Trump Tariff Climbdown: Consumer Impact Worse Due to China Retaliation; Who Wins Aside from Trump’s Ego
Some further observations about the Trump tariff train wreck.
Topics: Currencies, Doomsday scenarios, Economic fundamentals, Globalization, Politics, Taxes
Posted by Yves Smith at 12:02 pm | 84 Comments »
Links 4/10/2025
Topics: Links
Posted by Conor Gallagher at 6:55 am | 141 Comments »
Top Trade Expert Says Trump Tariff Pause Lays Bare ‘Just One More Con on Working People’
Do Trump’s trade flip flops, destructive to everyone save perhaps insider traders, show that he has entered a Mad Ludwig phase?
Topics: Banana republic, China, Currencies, Economic fundamentals, Free markets and their discontents, Globalization, Guest Post, Income disparity, Politics, The destruction of the middle class
Posted by Yves Smith at 6:54 am | 23 Comments »
Food Banks Tighten Their Belts as Federal Cuts Keep Coming. Patrons Don’t Know Where Else to Turn.
Yet more Trump Administration cruelty: cutting support to food banks.
Topics: Guest Post, Income disparity, Politics, Social policy, Social values, The destruction of the middle class
Posted by Yves Smith at 3:32 am | 18 Comments »
Data Center Boom Sparks Utility Spending—But How Real Is the Demand?
In an unexpected break for the environment, might much-hyped data center energy demand fall short of projections?
Topics: Dubious statistics, Economic fundamentals, Energy markets, Environment, Guest Post
Posted by Yves Smith at 2:34 am | 10 Comments »



