Tonight, we zoom back to 1933 to enjoy Fly American!

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A while back, I presented several Naked City episodes. Here’s another one. From 1962, here’s A Case Study of Two Savages featuring the lovely Tuesday Weld.

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Tonight, we present some music, but with a few questions. Here’s Redneck Widows performing Country Law. A bit of a catchy song, eh?! The visuals are clearly AI generated. But is the music AI generated? I asked a professional musician about this and he responded that there are a lot of computer generated sounds going on. But I’m wondering if even the main female voice is completely generated by a computer. Thoughts?

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Ever wonder What Life Was Like for German Civilians Under the Nazi Regime?

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Tonight, we examine The Rise & Fall of America’s Greatest Vehicle

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From 1967, here’s a film called Fathom. It’s not particularly well rated but it stars Raquel Welch.

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Our Eastern European friends have always been known to be very bright in math and science. So it’s a bit of a mystery Why the Soviet Computer Failed

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We conclude our little AI mini-series with: The 10 Stages of AI Explained (in 10 Minutes)

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This evening, we get a 10 minute summary of Google’s AI Course for Beginners.

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Bonus: Man proposes to his AI girlfriend.

Is AI black magic? Probably not but here’s a video entitled No one actually knows why AI works

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Bonus: Here’s an absolutely wonderful pizza restaurant review by Dave Portnoy.

Ever wonder What Makes ChatGPT Chat? Here’s a video entitled Modern AI for the layperson

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It’s unlikely that anyone reading this was born in the 1920’s. Since that includes most of you, you might be intrigued by this video entitled 1920’s Movie Theaters Were Not What You Think.

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Ever wonder about the background on Why Living in Spain has Become Impossible?

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Bonus: Nick Johnson, an American citizen journalist, recently visit Ottawa. The reactions he encountered won’t surprise any SDA regulars.

Here’s a fun video entitled How Boston Fooled the World with More Than A Feeling.

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Ever wonder what would have happened if D-Day Had Failed?

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Ever think about driving from North America to South America? Unfortunately, you can’t do it by driving.

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Looking down memory lane, here’s What the Internet was like in 1995

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Bonus: Here’s a video that Kenji especially will appreciate: There are 2 Kinds of Californians leaving the state. Reminds me of a joke told to me by a Texas woman a few years ago: “What’s the scariest sight for a Texan? Yet another California license plate!”

Here’s a glimpse at America’s Insane Network of Abandoned Aerial Highways

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Bonus: Following up on yesterday’s video, from October 16, 1970, here is Canadian PM Pierre Elliott Trudeau explaining his decisions during the October Crisis.

Given what’s happening south of the 49th Parallel, this seems like an appropriate time to present Defending the War Measures Act: 50 Years Later. If you don’t understand the connection, you’re very likely a devout Liberal supporter still engaged in an Elbows Up Chicken Dance.

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Tonight, we present an iconic song by Jackson Browne called Running on Empty

Here’s hoping your source of great news tips is not near empty!