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- The Horrific Tuskegee Syphilis ExperimentShocking and Immoral, but Not a Proven Conspiracy Theory The Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment is often cited by conspiracy theorists (CTers) as a primary example of a “real conspiracy theory” that was proven to be true. While this medical “study” is undeniably a blight in the annals of American Medical History, and completely unethical, the facts… Read more: The Horrific Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment
- The Truth Behind the “Clinton Ruined America with NAFTA” MythWhen Donald Trump launched his presidential campaign in 2016, one of his frequent targets was the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). He repeatedly called it “the worst trade deal ever” and placed the blame squarely on Bill Clinton, who signed the agreement into law in 1993. But was NAFTA really Clinton’s doing? Let’s break… Read more: The Truth Behind the “Clinton Ruined America with NAFTA” Myth
- The Myth of Technological Dependence and ControlAfter last week’s IT meltdown, which effected millions of people in various ways—from being stuck at airports to having heart surgeries postponed to simply not being able to access documents—some are lamenting how we suffer from “technological dependence.” Suggestions that technology, not humanity, is “in control” have also surfaced. Let’s put aside the theoretical dangers… Read more: The Myth of Technological Dependence and Control
- Unleash AI-Powered History with ChatGPT 4-o Mini!One Small Step in Making History More Accessable We’re thrilled to announce that the History Think Bot (HTB) is now powered by ChatGPT 4-o mini, marking the most significant improvement to date! Our bot is constantly being trained and retrained on historical material, with its directives being refined to make it an accurate and engaging… Read more: Unleash AI-Powered History with ChatGPT 4-o Mini!
- Crossing The RubiconAncient Rome, Modern America, and the Erosion of Norms As long as I can remember, and longer than that to be sure, people have been making proclamations about the cause of Rome’s decline and destruction, and drawing alleged parallels with the United States. Most of the time there is little in the way of facts… Read more: Crossing The Rubicon