microchips

You may have heard lately about the importance of chips - also often referred to as microchips or semiconductors. Today's episode with Kylie Patterson, Senior Advisor for Opportunity and Inclusion at the US Department of Commerce, breaks down: 

• why chips are so important;
• how our government is getting involved to spur growth and innovation, and
• how we can ensure that our tax dollars that go towards creating the jobs of the future can remove obstacles along the way that have historically prevented under-represented groups from taking advantage of this industrial boom in STEM.

Tune in now to learn more!

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• CHIPS.gov
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• Throughline podcast: Silicon Island
• The Bossed Up Courage Community on Facebook
• The Bossed Up Group on Linkedin

Should the state shape the composition of economic activity? What are some arguments in favour of and against the use of the Industrial Policy? Anupam Manur and Sarthak Pradhan analyse and discuss some recent literature and trends on Industrial Policy.

This paper analyses some trends in industrial policy: The Who, What, When, and How of Industrial Policy: A Text-Based Approach

This paper explores the rationale behind industrial policies: The New Economics of Industrial Policy

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As India’s semiconductor ecosystem sees an influx of rapid-fire investment and partnerships, Satya Sahu engages in a conversation with Prof. Navakanta Bhat, previous chair of the Center for Nanosciences and Engineering at IISc Bangalore, to gain insights into what goes into creating a semiconductor chip in India.

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Today, we are talking about Meta’s latest fines, what’s new in chips, and a few startup rounds that caught our eye!

• Stocks aren’t moving too much this morning, which could change if the American government voluntarily defaults over some bullshit. Crypto hasn’t moved too much lately, though we are keeping tabs on overall trading volume.
• Meta was hit with a record fine over how it handled EU user data. Data residency is a big deal and will likely crop up in future conversations concerning generative AI models and where they source their own data and from whom.
• China has banned some Micron products, irking the United States. The two economic powerhouses are working to distance themselves from one another in key technology areas. Elsewhere in chip-land, Applied Materials is investing in the United States and there are labor concerns regarding the sheer number of chips projects kicking off here at home.
• Patient21 raised a massive round for its software-and-services healthcare business, while Infinite Uptime raised more money for its “predictive maintenance solutions for machinery.”

Whew! And that’s just the start! See you back here Wednesday for more!
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Does the flu shot have tracking chips? Langston and David sit down with Tristen J. Winger (So Help Me Todd) about this conspiracy theory, or should we say FACTS?! Software updates, Bluetooth, and Purple Gatorade are making a lot of sense these days. Langston and David malfunction, get a reboot, and open their collective third eyes in this episode. Also, you can't CashApp a baby. 

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This episode is a fun one friends, a real doozy dandy. There is a zany audio tidbit, naturally. For our meat n' potatoes, I do my best to weave together a complex tale constellating around the weird world of government mind control, re-programming and behavior management techniques, exotic pharma products designed to control soldiers, over-the-top electroshock therapy, Canadian MKUltra shrinks and modern day celebrity handlers.

I bring it all into the current moment by highlighting Hollywood celebrity "trainer" (see: handler) Harley Pasternak and his sketchy, intimate and deeply controlling relationship with Ye, as revealed by recently released text messages where Pasternak threatens to sent Ye "back to Zombieland forever."

Pasternak has "trained" many other celebrities (many of whom have suffered public meltdowns, including Brittany Murphy and Mac Miller, who both died under mysterious circumstances while working with Pasternak).

Also featured in this ep is an illuminating and thought-provoking chat with the fascinating and fabulous David Richards about life, traveling, and teaching English in Taiwan.

For the Outro reading we explore the mass psychosis and mass hallucinations that gripped the small French village of Pont-Saint-Espirit in 1951, and examine whether this was yet another CIA mind control with LSD experiment on innocent people (spoiler alert: it was).

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This week on the Pro-Life America podcast, we discuss the latest news from around the world, including the sketchy Abort Offshore operation in the Gulf of Mexico, the World Economic Forum’s suggestion that children should be microchipped, and Russia’s new one million ruble baby incentive to women who have ten or more children! All this and more in one wild episode of crazy but true news from around the world.

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• Planned Parenthood has a script doctor?
• The sketchy venture of Abort Offshore
• Could prenatal tests for autism be on the horizon?
• Russia To Give 1 Million Rubles To Women Who Birth 10+ Children
• World Economic Forum suggests children should be micro-chipped

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• The Unreported Story Society Website
• This Abortion Boat Sounds Fishy - Jezebel
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• Prenatal tests for autism are coming—and so are more abortions - America Magazine
• Pro-Life America Podcast Episode 111: China’s Population Crisis
• Russia To Give 1 Million Rubles To Women Who Birth 10 Or More Children - Daily Wire
• World Economic Forum Suggests There Are “Solid, Rational” Reasons For Children to Be Microchipped - Summit News
• OnStar, other connected services now standard on some GM vehicles - Repairer Driven News
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