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Editorial director @voxdotcom, for Future Perfect, tech/climate and world teams. Author of END TIMES. Email bryan.walsh@vox.com
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The US is better off than it was in 1976. So why does it feel worse? Original

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By Bryan Walsh Verified
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America in the summer of 1976 was not in a good place. The president who presided over the country’s Bicentennial, President Gerald Ford, only had the job because the previous president and vice president had resigned in disgrace, making him the sole US president who was never actually elected. The Vietnam War had ended in defeat and disgrace when Saigon fell the year before, after the deaths of nearly 60,000 American servicemembers.
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Who gave AI companies the right to build the future?

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By Bryan Walsh Verified
| Yahoo Verified
In 1954, years after he led the project that created the atomic bomb, physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer was called to testify before the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC). The ostensible subject of the hearings was Oppenheimer's position on the hydrogen bomb, a far more destructive version of the atomic bomb that the US had developed and first tested two years earlier.
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Who gave AI companies the right to build the future?

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By Bryan Walsh Verified
| Future Perfect Verified
In 1954, years after he led the project that created the atomic bomb, physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer was called to testify before the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC). The ostensible subject of the hearings was Oppenheimer’s position on the hydrogen bomb, a far more destructive version of the atomic bomb that the US had developed and first tested two years earlier.
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