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The Synthetic Truth Takeover and What is real
AI has the power to transform the world for the better. In the hands of visionary, ethical leaders, it could heal industries, elevate human potential, and solve problems people in power profit from ignoring. But that’s not what’s happening. Why? Because the loudest voices and largest platforms using AI right now aren’t healers, they’re marketers, media manipulators, and political strategists. AI Could Elevate Humanity, and Still Can In the right hands, AI can: Save lives thro
Jacqueline Diaz
Oct 162 min read
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Why Traditional Art Will Outlast Modern Art
The Last Supper, painted by Leonardo da Vinci between 1495 and 1498, depicts the moment Jesus announces one of his disciples will betray him. Commissioned by Duke Ludovico Sforza, the masterpiece adorns the refectory of the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan. The Enduring Power of Rules in Art Art has always been more than decoration. It has been a mirror of society, a teacher of values, and a record of civilizations. Traditional art, rooted in rules and disciplin
Jacqueline Diaz
Sep 183 min read
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When Rebranding Goes Wrong
TRANS INFLUENCER DYLAN MULVANEY How Bud Light Broke Its Own Integrity In today’s marketing climate, influencers hold tremendous sway. But...
Jacqueline Diaz
Sep 162 min read
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Why Stories Win
And What Most Brands Still Don’t Understand Celebrity-backed products flood the market every year. From fashion lines to skincare, wines...
Jacqueline Diaz
Sep 162 min read
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Design is Competitive.
Leadership must evolve. The design industry is experiencing explosive growth. Globally, it’s valued at over $43 billion , with 265,000...
Jacqueline Diaz
Sep 163 min read
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Are We Missing the Soul of What We Create.
Art Then vs. Art Now: What Does It Really Mean Today? For centuries, masterpieces like Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa (1503–1506) defined cultural identity. These works symbolized permanence, discipline, and legacy, intended to outlast generations. Art was elite, slow, and carefully preserved, its meaning relatively stable across centuries. Today, art looks radically different. It can appear on a city wall as a mural, vanish overnight as a performance, or exist solely in digi
Jacqueline Diaz
Sep 163 min read
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