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Lisbon Housing Crisis Highlighted by Artist's Provocative Installation
Lisbon artist Bordallo II's art installation, "Lisbon is for sale," placed on the Cais das Colunas on Thursday morning, highlights the city's soaring housing costs, with prices up 8.6% in Lisbon compared to Q4 2024 according to INE, and average student housing at 500 euros. The banner was removed by...
Lisbon Housing Crisis Highlighted by Artist's Provocative Installation
Lisbon artist Bordallo II's art installation, "Lisbon is for sale," placed on the Cais das Colunas on Thursday morning, highlights the city's soaring housing costs, with prices up 8.6% in Lisbon compared to Q4 2024 according to INE, and average student housing at 500 euros. The banner was removed by...
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24% Bias Score
Clanker": Internet Slur Highlights Growing Unease With AI
The internet slang term "clanker," originating from Star Wars, is rapidly becoming a common derogatory term for AI and robots, reflecting growing public unease about AI replacing human jobs and its increasing presence in daily life, as shown by rising usage on social media and even by a U.S. Senator...
Clanker": Internet Slur Highlights Growing Unease With AI
The internet slang term "clanker," originating from Star Wars, is rapidly becoming a common derogatory term for AI and robots, reflecting growing public unease about AI replacing human jobs and its increasing presence in daily life, as shown by rising usage on social media and even by a U.S. Senator...
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52% Bias Score
Tom Lehrer, Celebrated Satirist and Mathematician, Dies at 97
Tom Lehrer, a Harvard-educated mathematician and celebrated satirical songwriter known for works like "Poisoning Pigeons in the Park" and "The Vatican Rag," died at 97 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, leaving behind a legacy of witty social commentary and a body of work now in the public domain.
Tom Lehrer, Celebrated Satirist and Mathematician, Dies at 97
Tom Lehrer, a Harvard-educated mathematician and celebrated satirical songwriter known for works like "Poisoning Pigeons in the Park" and "The Vatican Rag," died at 97 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, leaving behind a legacy of witty social commentary and a body of work now in the public domain.
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24% Bias Score
Eddington": Pandemic Paranoia and the Breakdown of Community
Eddington," a new film by Ari Aster starring Pedro Pascal and Joaquin Phoenix, depicts a fictional New Mexico town's violent descent into chaos amidst conflicting views on pandemic mandates, mirroring real-world societal divisions.
Eddington": Pandemic Paranoia and the Breakdown of Community
Eddington," a new film by Ari Aster starring Pedro Pascal and Joaquin Phoenix, depicts a fictional New Mexico town's violent descent into chaos amidst conflicting views on pandemic mandates, mirroring real-world societal divisions.
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44% Bias Score
Jonathas de Andrade: Body, Language, and Political Expression in Brazil
Jonathas de Andrade's first solo exhibition in Spain, at Madrid's Conde Duque, features six video works exploring the body's role in political expression, using powerful imagery and collective experiences to address social injustice and cultural identity in Brazil and beyond.
Jonathas de Andrade: Body, Language, and Political Expression in Brazil
Jonathas de Andrade's first solo exhibition in Spain, at Madrid's Conde Duque, features six video works exploring the body's role in political expression, using powerful imagery and collective experiences to address social injustice and cultural identity in Brazil and beyond.
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28% Bias Score
Against Procreation: A Bleak Outlook for Future Generations
This opinion piece argues against procreation, citing escalating climate change, societal polarization fueled by social media, and resulting resource scarcity and conflict as reasons to avoid bringing children into a world of immense hardship.
Against Procreation: A Bleak Outlook for Future Generations
This opinion piece argues against procreation, citing escalating climate change, societal polarization fueled by social media, and resulting resource scarcity and conflict as reasons to avoid bringing children into a world of immense hardship.
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72% Bias Score
Jasna Fritzi Bauer's Proust Questionnaire: Freedom, Death, and Social Justice
In a Proust questionnaire, German actress and author Jasna Fritzi Bauer revealed her greatest fear is losing her freedom, her ideal death is quick and painless, and she admires the women's rights movement and German social reforms.
Jasna Fritzi Bauer's Proust Questionnaire: Freedom, Death, and Social Justice
In a Proust questionnaire, German actress and author Jasna Fritzi Bauer revealed her greatest fear is losing her freedom, her ideal death is quick and painless, and she admires the women's rights movement and German social reforms.
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8% Bias Score
Nostalgia's Grip: Cultural Regression and the Yearning for a Fictional Past
The entertainment industry's revival of past franchises and aesthetics, such as the Fantastic Four's 1960s-style reboot, reflects a widespread cultural nostalgia for perceived past optimism and simpler times, despite this perception's inaccuracy. This trend, amplified by AI's recycling of existing c...
Nostalgia's Grip: Cultural Regression and the Yearning for a Fictional Past
The entertainment industry's revival of past franchises and aesthetics, such as the Fantastic Four's 1960s-style reboot, reflects a widespread cultural nostalgia for perceived past optimism and simpler times, despite this perception's inaccuracy. This trend, amplified by AI's recycling of existing c...
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56% Bias Score
Obama's Comments on Masculinity Spark Debate on Societal Stability
Former President Barack Obama's recent comments suggesting young men don't need sports or to be providers, alongside a broader social movement to redefine masculinity, are criticized for potentially undermining societal stability and traditional male roles, as argued in a Fox News opinion piece.
Obama's Comments on Masculinity Spark Debate on Societal Stability
Former President Barack Obama's recent comments suggesting young men don't need sports or to be providers, alongside a broader social movement to redefine masculinity, are criticized for potentially undermining societal stability and traditional male roles, as argued in a Fox News opinion piece.
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88% Bias Score
Furia": Older Women Confront Societal Issues in New HBO Max Series
Furia," a new HBO Max series created by Félix Sabroso, follows five women over 50—Carmen Machi, Candela Peña, Pilar Castro, Nathalie Poza, and Cecilia Roth—as they navigate anger, complex relationships, and societal issues such as class struggle and the pressures of social media.
Furia": Older Women Confront Societal Issues in New HBO Max Series
Furia," a new HBO Max series created by Félix Sabroso, follows five women over 50—Carmen Machi, Candela Peña, Pilar Castro, Nathalie Poza, and Cecilia Roth—as they navigate anger, complex relationships, and societal issues such as class struggle and the pressures of social media.
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48% Bias Score
Squid Game Season 3: Greed, Sacrifice, and a Global Warning
Squid Game's third season concludes with a morally complex finale where contestants' greed reaches its peak, culminating in a vote to sacrifice a baby for the prize money; however, Player 456's self-sacrifice saves the child, highlighting the resilience of human empathy amidst systemic exploitation,...
Squid Game Season 3: Greed, Sacrifice, and a Global Warning
Squid Game's third season concludes with a morally complex finale where contestants' greed reaches its peak, culminating in a vote to sacrifice a baby for the prize money; however, Player 456's self-sacrifice saves the child, highlighting the resilience of human empathy amidst systemic exploitation,...
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56% Bias Score
Superman's Evolution: From Revolutionary to American Icon
The original 1938 Superman comic books portrayed the character as a revolutionary, defying authority and fighting social injustice with violence, unlike his later, more law-abiding persona; this shift is attributed to commercial interests and World War II.
Superman's Evolution: From Revolutionary to American Icon
The original 1938 Superman comic books portrayed the character as a revolutionary, defying authority and fighting social injustice with violence, unlike his later, more law-abiding persona; this shift is attributed to commercial interests and World War II.
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48% Bias Score
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