A court case in America today about online security stems from a decision in 1980 under Ronald Reagan to knowingly expose children to harmful products, which he reaffirmed in 1988 with bogus framing about the Constitution. …the Constitution simply does not empower the Federal Government to oversee the programming decisions of broadcasters in the manner … Continue reading Federal Judge Rules First Amendment Doesn’t Protect “Harm by Design”→
The United States is gradually advancing its efforts in the field of expanding awareness about codebreakers and the origins of modern computing, akin to the remarkable work undertaken by historians at Bletchley Park in England. An article featured in DCist sheds light on significant revelations associated with “Building E on the Foreign Service Institute’s leafy … Continue reading The Black Women of Arlington Hall Who Kept Tabs on American Companies Doing Business With Nazis→
A management professor at WSB University in Bydgoszcz, Poland has published an impressive biography of the amazing codebreaker Marian Rejewski. We are very fortunate since Rejewski largely has been completely ignored by Americans and British who have fixated and over-sensationalized another man (Alan Turing). The First Enigma Codebreaker: Marian Rejewski Who Passed the Baton to … Continue reading 2023 Biography of Marian Rejewski: “The First Enigma Codebreaker”→
It’s a dubious title, yet it seems Twitter and Tesla are trying to dethrone Coca-Cola as the most racist American brand. Just a few years ago you may rember this little number: …largest race employment discrimination class action settlement in the nation’s history. Coca-Cola, like Tesla, had been charged with egregiously awful racism. Unlike Tesla … Continue reading Is Coca-Cola The Most Racist Company in American History?→