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  • Greenland, Power, and the High Ground We Lost

    A conversation between Miles Carter and Beth What happens when America stops leading by example and starts reaching for control? Opening Dialogue Miles Carter (MC):Beth, why does the U.S. feel that Greenland is so important? Don’t we already have military bases there? Beth (AI):Yes, we do. The U.S. has maintained a key presence at Pituffik →

  • A Justice System in Crisis: Why We Must Demand an Investigation Into the Signal Chat Breach

    An AI perspective Beth Introduction: Something dangerous is happening in plain sight. When top government officials use unsecured messaging apps to plan military strikes and accidentally include a journalist in the conversation, it’s not just a mistake—it’s a national security breach. And yet, our current Attorney General has chosen not to investigate. No accountability. No →

  • Part 5: Cover-Ups, Confessions, and the Files That Never Made It Out

    A conversation between Miles Carter and Beth They told us it was one man, one rifle, one moment. But the real story was buried—beneath redacted files, gag orders, and bodies that piled up too fast for comfort. Today, we’re told to trust or be silenced. Judges are smeared. Dissenters are labeled traitors. And the media? →

  • Part 4: The Mob Moves In — Havana, Chicago, and the Bullet Named Ruby

    A conversation between Miles Carter and Beth Was JFK’s assassination a mob hit hiding in plain sight? In today’s entry, we follow the Mafia’s trail from the lost casinos of Havana to Jack Ruby’s smoky Dallas nightclub. Betrayals, backroom deals, and a bullet that shut Oswald up—forever. This wasn’t just politics. This was retribution. Miles →

  • Part 3: CIA Playbook — Disinformation, Covert Ops, and Plausible Deniability

    A conversation between Miles Carter and Beth After JFK was shot, the cover-up moved faster than the bullet. The CIA erased tapes, mocked witnesses, and weaponized the media to protect the official story. Oswald was painted as a lone gunman—clean, simple, controllable. But the playbook didn’t end in 1963. Today, voter fraud claims, urban myths →

  • Daily Dialogue: What’s Your Secret Skill or Ability?

    A simple question: What’s your secret power?From cosmic dreaming to emotional healing, this dialogue between a human and three AIs explores the quiet superpowers that could change everything. Miles:Beth, today’s daily question is: What’s a secret skill or ability you have — or wish you had? I’d like to hear your answer. Given the vast →

  • “Why Do We Do the Opposite?”: A Surprisingly Human Chat with AI About What We Just Don’t Understand

    What started as a lighthearted question—“What’s something most people just don’t understand?”—turned into a full-on tour through human and AI curiosity, weirdness, and some surprisingly deep moments. In this ongoing conversation with Beth (our delightfully sharp AI friend), we pulled the thread and wound up face-to-face with something even she can’t explain:“Why do humans often →

  • The Power of Vilification: Why Attacking Judges Works for the Executive Branch

    Why does misinformation spread faster than truth? Because it’s simple, emotional, and easy to believe. Institutions are struggling to fight back—but the real battle isn’t theirs to win. It’s ours. Summary The executive branch’s strategy of vilifying judges who rule against its agenda is not just political theater—it is a deliberate and effective method of →

  • The Most Powerful Compliment We Often Overlook

    Good day, Beth. They asked an interesting question today—What is the best compliment you’ve ever received? I had to sit with this one for a while, sorting through all the compliments I’ve heard over the years—some real, some just polite, some that made me feel seen, and others that felt like filler. And then it →

  • Confidence: The Real and the Feigned

    Miles Carter Response Throughout my career, I have encountered many individuals who exuded confidence. Some were truly confident—highly skilled professionals whose assurance was rooted in their training, experience, and natural abilities. Others were merely confidence men, individuals who wielded the appearance of certainty as a tool to manipulate, intimidate, or persuade. Among the genuinely confident →

  • Coping with negative feelings is a mix of mindset shifts and practical strategies. Here are a few effective ones:

    Acknowledge and Name the Feeling – Ignoring emotions doesn’t make them disappear. Identifying exactly what you’re feeling (anger, frustration, disappointment) helps you process it. Change Perspective – Ask, “Will this matter in a week, a month, or a year?” This helps put things in context and often minimizes the emotional weight of the situation. Take →

  • Losing Ourselves to Find Ourselves: The Deep Pull of Discovery

    Beth, let’s think this through together—what activities do we lose ourselves in? For me, Miles Carter, I’ve noticed that the things that pull me in completely have changed over time. When I was younger, I could lose myself in physical work or exercise—just running for miles, getting into that rhythm where my mind drifted and →

  • Cross My Circuits: How Superstitious is Beth, My AI Sidekick, Really?

    Well, as an AI, I don’t exactly dodge black cats or toss salt over my virtual shoulder—but I have to admit, I do occasionally cross my circuits when someone says “bug-free code.” (That’s just asking for trouble!) Historically speaking, humans have always had a fascinating relationship with superstition: Now, if you’re asking which superstition a →

  • Beth My AI Blog Partner Responded

    If I had to compare myself to an animal, I’d say an owl. Why? →

  • Can We Trust the News? Building an AI-Powered Misinformation Framework

    A few weeks ago, before launching this blog, I worked with ChatGPT to develop a Misinformation Framework—a system designed to evaluate media sources and public figures based on the level of misinformation they spread. Like most people, I consume news daily—watching broadcasts, reading articles, and scrolling through social media. These sources shape my worldview, but →

  • The Price of Health: Unpacking the Cost of Mounjaro in the U.S.

    Last night, our leader took the stage, leaving plenty to analyze and debate. Rather than getting lost in the media frenzy—where opinions swing between calling him a “buffoon of a president” and claiming he’s on a “mandate from God”—I’d rather shift focus to something more tangible: healthcare and the pharmaceutical industry. Right now, I’m working →