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Fentanyl is a highly addictive drug that is causing tens of thousands of deaths in the USA, the raw materials for which are produced in China. This episode of Data Sources delves into how China uses the threat of Fentanyl in diplomatic dealings with America.

Time machines already exist and they're in the guise of space telescopes. In 1995, one such time machine called Hubble peered into a small patch of empty sky for ten days straight.

For the scientists on Earth, it was a huge, expensive gamble.

What emerged from Hubble's patient gaze was a glittering array of 3,000 galaxies and billions of years of history staring right back at us.

South Korea is heading toward a demographic collapse unlike anything the world has seen before. With the lowest fertility rate ever recorded and a rapidly aging population, the country faces a future of economic decline, shrinking cities, cultural erosion, and a vanishing workforce.
By 2060, nearly half of South Koreans could be over the age of 65, and entire regions may be abandoned as the population continues to shrink.
How did South Korea reach this point? Why might it no longer be possible to reverse the trend? And what does this mean for other countries on a similar path?

First-time NFB collaborator Arash Akhgari crafts a striking visual meditation on the seductive yet overwhelming nature of mass media. Combining handmade sculptural collages with ink and paint animation, In the Shallows immerses viewers in the fragmented world of news, entertainment, and ads—an intoxicating current that threatens to drown our perception of reality. As we lose ourselves in endless streams of images and information, our inner worlds are inundated with outside noise, turning us into mere shadows of ourselves. Through its hypnotic imagery and innovative animation techniques, the film offers a powerful reflection on the digital age and the loss of authentic connection. undefined

In January 2023, a discreet conference was held in Zurich, Switzerland where the company Swiss Gold Treuhand encouraged participants to invest in gold ingots. But today many investors are disappointed: Their money is gone, and the gold has disappeared. Data Sources tries to find out what happened…

Of all Shakespeare’s plays, perhaps none is stranger than “Macbeth”— a parable on power rife with supernatural elements. But according to texts from the 11th century, this tragedy has its roots in reality. What’s more, other accounts mention witches, prophecies, and arboreal armies. Which raises the question: just how much of Shakespeare’s strange story is true? Benjamin Hudson investigates.

Donald Trump is talking about rare earth elements like they are magic rings with the power to unlock world domination.

NASA’s heading back to the Moon – but this time, to stay! How will astronauts live and work there? Join host Megan Cruz as she explores NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, where cutting-edge labs are designing rovers to dig up moon dirt for 3D-printed habitats, zapping moon dust off spacesuits with electricity, and testing growth methods for space farming. The future of lunar life is here!

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The sections preceding where I've linked I think are the video creator recounting their experiences with for profit creative software and how it's let them down.

Link starts at the section, "Modern Software Development Sucks For Everyone" as that's where I thought it probably cut to the main point, and I appreciated the video from there.

As a bonus there's a fun 3D animation background story going throughout that makes it more fun. Plus a lot of the other visual design going on has that charming sort of retro style.

Of all the skits in I Think You Should Leave, this brief part stuck with me

credit to uploader Nasal Vomit

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Accountants are all boring losers with terrible jobs. Or are they?

I’m almost positive they are. But just to make sure, every member of the Good Work Investigative News Team (there’s 12 of us) did 5 years of school, a year of practical work experience, then took the CPA exam to find out whether we should give a hoot about accountants. They then told Dan about their findings, and he developed an opinion from it.