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How Pol Pot Rationalized 3 Million Deaths

Imagine sitting across from one of history’s most notorious mass murderers, watching him shuffle slowly toward you, physically diminished but still mentally sharp enough to defend his legacy.

That’s exactly what journalist Nate Thayer did when he interviewed Pol Pot, leader of the Khmer Rouge, the man behind one of the bloodiest regimes of the 20th century. What’s truly wild is Pol Pot, even after overseeing the deaths of somewhere between 1.5 to 3 million people, wasn’t seeking redemption. He wasn’t even looking to explain his actions. He was there to *defend* them.

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What’s So Great About ‘Commando’?

Commando isn’t just a movie. It’s an unrelenting 90-minute shot of pure adrenaline, where logic and physics take a backseat to explosions and one-liners. It’s the kind of film that doesn’t ask you to think—it just asks you to enjoy the ride and stop pretending that reality is supposed to make sense. It knows exactly what it is: unapologetic, testosterone-fueled entertainment, and that’s exactly why it’s so damn great.

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Picture of the Day

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Georgia high school shooting suspect’s father, Colin Gray, faces judge after murder charges

Colin Gray stood in the stillness of the courtroom, a place where time felt like a slow bleed, and the weight of it hung heavy in the air. His face, weathered by years and choices made long before this day, now seemed to bear the scars of something far deeper, the kind no mirror can ever reflect. His skin pulled tight over the bones, his shoulders slouched as if he had finally been beaten by the life that he had once thought he could control.

The chains that bound his wrists were nothing compared to the ones that shackled his mind. He had given his son the tool, perhaps unknowingly, perhaps out of some misguided belief in freedom, in rights. But now, in the dim light of the courtroom, with a tattoo half-faded on his arm and the weight of a nation’s gaze upon him, those choices circled back to him like ghosts, whispers of judgment, long before the gavel would strike.

There was no mercy in the eyes that looked upon him, not from the judge, not from the spectators, and certainly not from within. He was a man condemned, not by the laws of men, but by the unspoken laws that govern a father’s duty to his son.

Linkage

New AI model “learns” how to simulate Super Mario Bros. from video footage – ARS Technica

19 Photos That Will Remind You That Life Is Beautiful – Ned Hardy

Understanding Vishing: The Phone Scam Everyone Should Know About – Shield and Fortify

I was foolish once and thought every nail clipper was the same. Boy was I wrong when I clipped my nails with these for the first time. Night and day difference! – Amazon

Leaked Disney Data Reveals Financial and Strategy Secrets – WSJ

Oregon Reverses Course – State to Recriminalize Hard Drug Possession Amid New Law – WhatFinger

Smartphones Are the New Cigarettes – Technology Review

Linkin Park Selects Emily Armstrong From Rock Band Dead Sara as New Singer, Reveals Tour and Album ‘From Zero’ – Variety

Never Seek Or Accept A Counteroffer At Work. The Result Could Be Ugly – Business Insider

10 of the closest brushes with death that you’ve ever seen – Linkiest

The Out-of-Touch Adults’ Guide to Kid Culture: What’s a ‘Wojak’? – Life Hacker

Gotta Give Some Props To All The Folks Out There Putting In Work And Making That Healthy Transformation – Ned Hardy

If you have an air-fryer, you need to get this, it makes cleaning so much easier! – Amazon

A 27-year-old just became queen of New Zealand’s Maori – NPR

This is the Oldest House in France – Nerdable

Rich Homie Quan Dead at 34 – VICE

YubiKeys Are a Security Gold Standard—but They Can Be Cloned – Wired

Relatives Say Trouble at Home Drove Accused Georgia School Shooter – NY Times

How Stalin Rewrote the Past with a Brushstroke

Imagine a world where reality itself bends to the whims of a single man’s paranoia and ambitions. Where the very fabric of history can be rewoven, torn apart, or stitched back together depending on the political winds. This wasn’t some dystopian fiction; this was Joseph Stalin’s Soviet Union—a place where a photograph was never just a photograph, and where the lens of history was continually refocused to fit a singular, authoritarian narrative.

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Passing on Property: How to Avoid Big Tax Bills for Your Heirs

When planning for the future, it’s important to think about how you want to pass on your belongings, like your house, car, or savings. Deciding when to transfer these assets—before or after you pass away—can make a big difference in the amount of taxes your loved ones might have to pay. Let’s explore how each option affects taxes so you can make the best choice for your family.

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Why You Should Stop Trying to “Win” Arguments with Your Partner

Let’s be real – we’ve all been there. You’re in the heat of an argument with your partner, and suddenly it feels like you’re in a courtroom drama. You’re pulling out receipts, citing past incidents, and trying to prove your point like your relationship depends on it. But here’s the thing: it doesn’t. In fact, trying to “win” arguments with your partner is probably doing more harm than good.

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Linkage

They’re Breaking Every Retirement Rule to Be Off Now, Not Later – WSJ

A Few Memes For All The History Loving People Out There – Ned Hardy

If you have a large dog that pull and is hard to manage on walks, this gentle-leader is a total game changer – Amazon

How ‘Recovery Scams’ Target Victims Again – Shield and Fortify

How To (Re)Organize Your Kitchen, According to a Professional Organizer – Bon Appetit

The Most Famous Restaurant in Colorado Will Finally Take Reservations This Month – Thrillist

7 Most Notable Roman Emperors – Linkiest

Rachael ‘Raygun’ Gunn defends record amid Paris Olympics criticism – ESPN

Obsolete Jobs: Forgotten Occupations That No Longer Exist Today – Rare Historical Photos

Trivia Question of the Day – Ned Hardy

A dashcam is one of the best investment you can make. Should there be an accident, you’re instantly more credible than the other person – Amazon

23 Forgotten Superhero TV Shows – Den of Geek

Navy commander relieved of duty after photo showed him firing rifle with scope backward – NPR

How LA’s Illegal Short-Term Rentals Hide in Plain Sight on Booking Sites – Pro Publica

How Are Hit Songs Rediscovered Decades Later? A Statistical Analysis – Stat Significant

Ranked: The 10 Worst U.S. States to Retire In – Visual Capitalist

Could This Be the Start of Amazon’s Next Robot Revolution? – Wired

The 25 Best Restaurants in Austin Right Now – NY Times

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