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This fake documentary is built around a series of home movies discovered after a serial killer’s capture. It offers a deeply unsettling glimpse into how he kidnapped and mentally tormented his victims. The film was originally meant for cinemas but was delayed for years due to its disturbing content. Its raw, realistic look and consistently intense mood made it known as a challenging film to watch.
The question before us is this: where will Rigetti’s stock be in three years’ time? A bit of a crystal ball exercise, naturally, but let’s have a go, shall we?
Canopy Growth Corp. (CGC +2.78%) once stood as a monument to this aspiration, briefly achieving a market capitalization that now appears a phantom limb of a bygone era. The peak valuation, nearly $18 billion, now feels less like a rational assessment of potential and more like a collective miscalculation, a shared hallucination fueled by the promise of easy returns. The results, predictably, have been…disappointing. The continued, and indeed increasing, consumption of cannabis has even begun to exert pressure on the established alcohol industry, a curious side effect, yet one that does little to alleviate the predicament of those invested in Canopy Growth.
A new framework, HyperPotter, leverages the power of interconnected relationships within audio to more accurately identify synthetic speech and enhance deepfake detection.
The company is enjoying a bit of a moment. A surge, even. Up 11.1% in January, 12.9% year-to-date, and over 100% in the last twelve months. It’s a remarkable turnaround, considering they were once the problematic bits of the old General Electric. Back then, everyone worried about solar and wind. A clean future, they called it. But somebody still had to keep the lights on, didn’t they?
Chevron (CVX +0.91%) is in the oil and gas business. I know, groundbreaking. It’s a sector that’s basically a rollercoaster powered by global instability. But Chevron, bless their corporate hearts, has a strategy. It’s called “being an integrated oil and gas company.” Which basically means they do everything from pulling the stuff out of the ground to turning it into gasoline, so they can, you know, profit no matter which way the price swings. It’s like having a hedge fund built into an energy company. Very efficient.
This cartoon stood out for its deliberately strange and exaggerated animation, and its humor, which was often aimed at adults despite appearing within a children’s TV lineup. It was full of fast-paced visual jokes and tackled themes some parents considered unsuitable for kids. The show faced constant struggles with disagreements among creators and attempts to censor its content. If it aired today, it would probably only be shown late at night or on streaming services geared towards adults. It really stretched the boundaries of what was considered appropriate for children’s television during the Saturday morning cartoon days.
I’ve been hearing so much buzz about this show – it’s incredible how popular it’s become in Russia! It’s a story about two hockey players, Ilya and Shane, who are rivals on the ice but have a secret relationship off of it. What’s really amazing is that it’s become a hit despite the restrictions on LGBTQ+ content there – it’s clearly spreading by word of mouth, which is fantastic to see.
Both funds dabble in the long end of the bond market – a realm where duration, and thus sensitivity to interest rate fluctuations, becomes rather pronounced. The appeal, ostensibly, lies in anticipating a shift in the yield curve. Though one suspects many investors simply seek a place to park capital whilst awaiting the inevitable, and usually disappointing, returns of more adventurous ventures. The differences, as we shall see, are subtle, yet potentially significant, for those who deign to notice.
The United States, in a burst of cosmic brilliance, has given the green light to a new crypto-friendly national bank. Yes, indeed! In the second term of our dear leader Donald Trump, the regulators have decided to bless Erebor Bank with a national charter. One must wonder if this is a sign of deep trust in the unknown or simply a gamble in a game where the house always wins!