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#338: At the Borders of the Human: UAP Disclosure, the Paranormal Counterpublic, and the Mediatization of American Political Culture

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This article provocatively critiques the seismic shift in U.S. political discourse through the lens of UAP (Unexplained Anomalous Phenomena) coverage, illustrating how traditional media's gatekeeping falters against digital platforms. As ‘paranormal counterpublics’ arise, they challenge established truths, revealing a landscape rife with mistrust and speculation, capitalizing on a culture hungry for transparency amid rising conspiracy narratives.

#276: Is There an Easy and Fast Way to Know What is True or False?

Philipp Kneis

Truth isn't a quick fix; it's a relentless pursuit fraught with complexities. We often confuse knowledge with understanding, mistakenly believe consensus equals correctness, and underestimate the power of questions. Competing truths exist alongside facts, and in an AI-driven world, discerning reality is more vital than ever. Brace yourself—truth is hard work.