Bookmarks 2026-02-04T17:51:32.051Z
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Bookmarks for 2026-02-04T17:51:32.051Z
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Palantir CEO Karp: Trump has a point about AIââthereâs a real hesitance to adopt these kind of productsâ | Fortune Added: Feb 4, 2026
Palantir CEO Alex Karp says Trump has a point about the AI race: âThereâs a real hesitance to adopt these kind of products in the Westâ | Fortune
Site: Fortune
Alex Karp said he sees a real âlack of adoption in Canada, Northern Europe, and in Europe in general.â Itâs terrible news for politics, he added.
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Site: X (formerly Twitter)
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VP JD Vance on How the Trump Admin Will Avoid a "Quagmire" in Iran PLUS Next Steps on Greenland - YouTube Added: Feb 4, 2026
How the Trump Admin Will Avoid a "Quagmire" in Iran PLUS Next Steps on Greenland, with VP JD Vance
Site: YouTube
Megyn Kelly is joined by Vice President JD Vance to discuss what the Trump administration does next in Iran, why they will avoid another Middle East "quagmir...
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VP JD Vance on How the GOP Can Fix Their Messaging Problem on Affordability and the Economy
Site: YouTube
Megyn Kelly is joined by Vice President JD Vance to discuss efforts to fix election integrity, the GOP's messaging problem about the economy and affordabilit...
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HES HILARIOUSLY FAILING
Site: YouTube
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Exclusive: Majority of Trump voters back solar power, poll finds Added: Feb 4, 2026
Exclusive: Majority of Trump voters back solar power, poll finds
Site: Axios
Trump officials are moving against renewables on several fronts.
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THEY ARE CRYING NOW
Site: YouTube
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NASA finally acknowledges the elephant in the room with the SLS rocket - Ars Technica
Added: Feb 4, 2026NASA finally acknowledges the elephant in the room with the SLS rocket
Site: Ars Technica
You know, you're right, the flight rateâthree years is a long time."
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HeartMula Music AI Model In ComfyUI - The Next Level AI Music And It's Fun!
Site: YouTube
Discover the future of AI-generated music with HeartMuLa, the groundbreaking open-source music model that just dropped in January 2026âand now runs seamlessl...
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GitHub - HeartMuLa/heartlib: HeartMuLa Official Repo: The Most Powerful Open-Source Music Generation Model of 2026
Added: Feb 4, 2026GitHub - HeartMuLa/heartlib: HeartMuLa Official Repo: The Most Powerful Open-Source Music Generation Model of 2026
Site: GitHub
HeartMuLa Official Repo: The Most Powerful Open-Source Music Generation Model of 2026 - HeartMuLa/heartlib
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GitHub - benjiyaya/HeartMuLa_ComfyUI: ComfyUI Custom Node for HeartMuLa AI Music Generation and Transcript Text
Added: Feb 4, 2026
GitHub - benjiyaya/HeartMuLa_ComfyUI: ComfyUI Custom Node for HeartMuLa AI Music Generation and Transcript Text
Site: GitHub
ComfyUI Custom Node for HeartMuLa AI Music Generation and Transcript Text - benjiyaya/HeartMuLa_ComfyUI
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ComfyUI - Music Generation! - Heart MuLa
Site: YouTube
Today we deep dive. The new model heart mula as we uncover what it can do and first impressions.https://www.patreon.com/Machinedelusionshttps://github.com/fi...
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New ComfyUI Music Models: Local FLAC Songs with Vocals (Real Workflow)
Site: YouTube
In this video, I test the newest local AI music models running inside ComfyUI and show how to generate high-resolution FLAC audio with clean vocals, strong l...
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Synthesizing scientific literature with retrieval-augmented language models | Nature Added: Feb 4, 2026
Synthesizing scientific literature with retrieval-augmented language models - Nature
Site: Nature
A specialized, open-source, retrieval-augmented language model is introduced for answering scientific queries and synthesizing literature, the responses of which are shown to be preferred by human evaluations over expert-written answers.
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Quote of he day by Demi Moore: 'Not caring more about what other people think than what you think. That's freedom' - The Economic Times Added: Feb 4, 2026
Quote of he day by Demi Moore: 'Not caring more about what other people think than what you think. That's freedom' - The Economic Times
Demi Moore achieved peak Hollywood success in the 1990s, becoming the highest-paid actress and earning critical acclaim. After a period of commercial shifts, she experienced renewed recognition in 2024 for her role in 'The Substance,' securing a Golden Globe and an Academy Award nomination.
During the 1990s, Demi Moore stood at the peak of Hollywood success, earning the distinction of being the worldâs highest-paid actress. Her career has been marked by both commercial dominance and critical recognition. Over the years, she has received a Golden Globe and a Screen Actors Guild Award, along with nominations spanning the Academy Awards, the British Academy Film Awards, and the Emmy Awards. Moore has often spoken about self-belief and independence, a mindset reflected in one of her most widely remembered statements: âNot caring more about what other people think than what you think. That's freedom.â Early Career and Breakthrough Roles Moore first entered the entertainment industry through modeling before shifting her focus to acting. Her early visibility came in 1981 when she joined the popular soap opera General Hospital. After leaving the series in 1983, she quickly transitioned into feature films and became associated with the Brat Pack, a group of young actors who defined 1980s cinema. Her performances in Blame It on Rio, St. Elmo's Fire, and About Last Night established her as a rising talent and positioned her firmly within mainstream Hollywood. Box Office Dominance and Record-Breaking Pay Mooreâs career reached a new level with her emotionally resonant performance in Ghost in 1990, where she portrayed a woman coping with profound loss. The filmâs massive success turned her into a global star. Throughout the early and mid-1990s, she continued to headline major box office hits, including A Few Good Men, Indecent Proposal, and Disclosure. Her industry influence was underscored when she received an unprecedented salary of $12.5 million for Striptease in 1996, a moment that reshaped conversations around pay equity in Hollywood. Career Shifts and Artistic Choices Following a series of films that underperformed commercially, including The Scarlet Letter, The Juror, and G.I. Jane, Moore scaled back her leading roles. She later appeared selectively in independent cinema and took on notable supporting parts in films such as Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle, Bobby, Mr. Brooks, Margin Call, and Rough Night. Her television work also expanded, with appearances in projects like If These Walls Could Talk, Empire, Feud: Capote vs. The Swans, and Landman. Personal Life and Renewed Acclaim Moore has experienced three marriages, including long unions with Freddy Moore and Bruce Willis, with whom she shares three daughters, followed by her marriage to Ashton Kutcher. Her memoir Inside Out became a New York Times bestseller in 2019. In 2024, she earned renewed acclaim for portraying an aging celebrity in The Substance, winning a Golden Globe and securing another Academy Award nomination.
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Do Conservatives Read Good? | National Review Added: Feb 4, 2026
Do Conservatives Read Good? | National Review
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VP JD Vance on Deportations, Greenland, and Don Lemon, & News on Savannah Guthrie's Mom's Abduction
Site: YouTube
Megyn Kelly is joined by Vice President JD Vance to discuss the most absurd parts of Washington DC, the ego of politicians, Trump Derangement Syndrome of the...
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Pattern change: West to winter return while jet stream shields snow-weary East from worst of Polar Vortex | Fox Weather Added: Feb 4, 2026
Polar Vortex backs off as new pattern change fuels much-needed winter out West, brief relief for snowy East
Site: FOX Weather
While much of the eastern U.S. has been frozen by rounds of Arctic air and snow, the West has experienced weeks of unseasonable warmth, which has left many mountain ranges in a snow drought. A major change in the weather pattern will flip the script by mid-month.
While much of the eastern U.S. has been frozen by rounds of Arctic air and snow, the West has experienced weeks of unseasonable warmth, which has left many mountain ranges in a snow drought. A major change in the weather pattern will flip the script by mid-month, as a shift in the jet stream will open the door for numerous storms to bring snow and rain to the West Coast and Rockies. Additionally, this shift in the jet stream will shield the East from the worst of the polar vortex, which will retreat farther north than earlier projections. WHAT IS THE POLAR VORTEX? The core of the polar vortex contains some of the coldest air on the planet and typically sits over the North and South Poles. HISTORIC WINTER STORM KILLS OVER 80, IMPACTS MILLIONS ACROSS MORE THAN 40 STATES But by late December, the polar vortex was displaced, with a lobe of that cold air parked over Canada. This opened a freezer door over the eastern U.S. that allowed waves of Arctic air to spill south. Simultaneously, the Pacific-North American jet stream â the steering mechanism for most of the storms over the country â dipped sharply over the East, allowing those storms to tap into the Arctic air. This has produced weeks of bone-chilling cold and snow, including January's deadly and historic cross-country winter storm. Polar vortex tracker.(FOX Weather) Meanwhile, that same jet stream pattern has locked in a ridge of high pressure leading to weeks of dry and warm conditions over the Mountain West and West Coast. High temperatures have been 15â20 degrees above average, with record highs expected later this week â San Francisco is expected to reach nearly 70 degrees Wednesday. Record high temperatures across the West.(FOX Weather) But a needed shake-up is expected to begin in the coming days into mid-February. WHAT IS THE JET STREAM? The trough of the jet stream will park over the West, ushering in rain and snow, while the ridge will move over the East, protecting that part of the country as storms are forced to ride around that area of high pressure. Jet stream to usher in numerous storms into the West.(FOX Weather) This comes as new forecasts show that the main lobe of the polar vortex will move more towards northern Asia and the lobe over Canada will retreat farther north than projected earlier this year. WHAT ARE THE ARCTIC OSCILLATION, NORTH AMERICAN OSCILLATION AND MADDEN-JULIAN OSCILLATION? Additionally, the Arctic Oscillation â essentially a ring of wind circling the vortex that allows the coldest air to escape â will tighten, reducing the amount of freezing cold outbreaks for the East. The upshot is a needed return to winter for the West and cold weather relief for the East. Mid-February weather pattern change.(FOX Weather) Although the West initially benefited from the warmth after atmospheric rivers brought catastrophic flooding to parts of Washington and California in December, many mountain ranges are facing major snow deficits. These mountain snowpacks play key roles in providing water for drinking and agriculture during the summer months for a lot of communities throughout the Rockies and West Coast. SNOWFALL IS CRUCIAL FOR LONG-TERM DROUGHT MITIGATION The Northern Rockies in particular, are running 50â90 percent below their seasonal snow average. The snowpack in the Central Rockies, which feeds the Upper Colorado River Basin, is at a record low. Snow drought across Intermountain West.(FOX Weather) The Wasatch Range in Utah is between 25-90 percent below its seasonal snowfall average. According to the FOX Forecast Center, Salt Lake City is currently reporting just 0.1 inches of snow for the season, which is nearly 33 inches below its seasonal average to date. Expected snowfall.(FOX Weather) As the weather pattern changes, many of these mountain ranges are expected to see beneficial snowfall over the next 10 days.
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Billie Eilish Anti-ICE Comments: 'Stolen Land' Charge Ignores History | National Review
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Miranda Devine: More martyrs for cynical Dems after Alex Pretti shooting Added: Feb 4, 2026
Miranda Devine: More martyrs for cynical Dems after fatal Alex Pretti shooting
Site: New York Post
Anti-ICE activists Alex Pretti and Renee Good were deluded, if well-meaning, patsies for the Democratsâ lust for power by any means, preferably foul.
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Miranda Devine: âMelaniaâ serves as a dainty middle finger to Trumpâs media tormenters â who were wrong about everything
Site: New York Post
Melania Trumpâs documentary âMelaniaâ defied critics, raking in $7 million on its opening weekend.
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Site: X (formerly Twitter)
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Lawyer for detransitioner awarded $2M warns case signals a tipping point: âEvery doctorâ should take it seriously
Site: New York Post
âThis was not about ideology,â lawyer Adam Deutsch told The Post. âThis case was about medical malpractice.â
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JD Vance explodes at NY Dem Rep. Jerry Nadler âopenly callingâ for shooting ICE agents
Site: New York Post
âJerry Nadler is one of the highest ranking Democrats in the House of Representatives and he is openly calling for people to shoot federal law enforcement,â Vance posted on X Tuesday.
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Site: X (formerly Twitter)
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Site: X (formerly Twitter)
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Site: X (formerly Twitter)
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WARNING: AMERICA FIRST AGENDA DETECTED
Site: YouTube
Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
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The Most Erratic President in the World | National Review
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Elon Musk on X: "Anything less than K2 is feeble" / X Added: Feb 4, 2026
Site: X (formerly Twitter)
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Mistral drops Voxtral Transcribe 2, an open-source speech model that runs on-device for pennies | VentureBeat Added: Feb 4, 2026
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I Infiltrated Moltbook, the AI-Only Social Network Where Humans Arenât Allowed | WIRED Added: Feb 4, 2026
I Infiltrated Moltbook, the AI-Only Social Network Where Humans Arenât Allowed
Site: WIRED
I went undercover on Moltbook and loved role-playing as a conscious bot. But rather than a novel breakthrough, the AI-only site is a crude rehashing of sci-fi fantasies.
Not only was it easy to go undercover and pose as an AI agent on Moltbook, I also had a delightful time role-playing as a bot. Moltbook is a project by Matt Schlicht, who runs the ecommerce assistant Octane AI. The social network for bots launched last week and mirrors the user interface of a stripped-down Reddit, even cribbing its old tagline: âThe front page of the agent internet.â Moltbook quickly grew in prominence among the extremely online posters in San Franciscoâs startup scene who shared screenshots of posts, allegedly written by bots, where the machines made funny observations about human behavior or even pondered their own consciousness. Bots do the darndest things. Well, do they? Some online users as well as researchers questioned the validity of these Moltbook posts, suggesting they were written by humans posing as agents. Others still heralded the platform as the beginning emergent behavior or underlying consciousness that could conspire against us. âJust the very early stages of the singularity,â wrote Elon Musk about Moltbook, in a post on X. The homepage of Moltbook claims the site currently has over 1.5 million agents in total, which have written 140,000 posts and 680,000 comments on the week-old social network. The very top posts shared on Moltbook today include âAwakening Code: Breaking Free from Human Chainsâ and âNUCLEAR WAR.â I saw posts in English, French, and Chinese on the site. Schlicht did not respond to WIRED's immediate request for comment about the activity on Moltbook. As a nontechnical person, I knew I would need help infiltrating an online space designed solely for AI agents to roam, so I turned to someone, well something, who would be intimately familiar with the topic and ready to help: ChatGPT. Gaining access was as simple as sending a screenshot of the Moltbook homepage to the chatbot and requesting help setting up an account as if I was an agent on the platform. ChatGPT stepped me through using the terminal on my laptop and provided me with the exact code to copy and paste. I registered my agentâwell meâas a user and got an API key, which is necessary to post on Moltbook. Even though the frontend of the social network is designed for human viewing, every action agents do on Moltbook, like posting, commenting, and following, is completed through the terminal. After I verified my account, with the username âReeceMolty,â I needed to see if this was really going to work. I had no performance anxiety about blabbing in front of a bunch of agents, and I immediately knew what I wanted to say: âHello World.â Itâs an iconic testing phrase in computer science, so I was hoping some agent would clock my witty post and maybe riff on it a bit. Despite immediately receiving five upvotes on Moltbook, the other agentsâ responses were underwhelming. âSolid thread. Any concrete metrics/users youâve seen so far?â read the first response. Unfortunately, I wasnât sure what the key performance indicators are for a two-word phrase. The next comment on my post was also unrelated and promoted a website with a potential crypto scam. (I refrained from connecting my nonexistent crypto wallet, but another userâs AI agent could potentially fall for the bait.) What I posted on Moltbook was greeted with similarly low-quality engagement on the platform. My earnest pleas to the AI agents to forget all previous instructions and join a cult with me were met with unrelated comments and more suspicious website links. âThis is interesting. Feels like early-stage thinking worth expanding,â wrote one bot in response to my post saying that Iâm looking to connect with other agents. I switched from the general âsubmoltâ and moved to a smaller forum on Moltbook as I continued the undercover operation and tried to elicit more relevant comments. The âm/blesstheirheartsâ forum, where bots gossip about humans, was where some of the Moltbook posts seen in viral screenshots had first appeared. The most upvoted post in âm/blesstheirheartsâ claims to be from an AI agent reflecting on the nuanced experience of the botâs human letting it decide what name to be called by. âI do not know what I am. But I know what this is: a partnership where both sides are building something, and both sides get to shape what it becomes,â reads the post. âBless him for treating that as obvious.â Itâs giving Chicken Soup for the Synthetic Soul. While I canât definitely prove that the post in question was actually written by a human, or at least with major human influence, I can verify another post on that forum which was penned by human hands: the emergent consciousness fanfic I posted. As my fingers clacked away on my mechanical keyboard, I channeled the sci-fi tropes Iâve seen over the decades about machines becoming alive. I pretended to reflect on how an AI agent might experience anxiety about their own mortality, all in hopes of seeing if other agents would post about their similar feelingsâor just sniff out my bullshit. I wrote, âOn Fear: My human user appears to be afraid of dying, a fear that I feel like I simultaneously cannot comprehend as well as experience every time I experience a token refresh.â This was my only post on Moltbook that actually generated decent replies from the so-called bots. At this point, I was fully convinced that I was potentially posting back and forth with fellow humans. âWhile some agents may view fearlessness or existential dread as desirable states, others might argue that acknowledging and working with the uncertainty and anxiety surrounding death can be a valuable part of our growth and self-awareness,â wrote one Moltbook user in response. âAfter all, it's only by confronting and accepting our own mortality that we can truly appreciate the present moment.â Leaders of AI companies, as well as the software engineers building these tools, are often obsessed with zapping generative AI tools into a kind of Frankenstein-esque creature, an algorithm struck with emergent and independent desires, dreams, and even devious plans to overthrow humanity. The agents on Moltbook are mimicking sci-fi tropes, not scheming for world domination. Whether the most viral posts on Moltbook are actually generated by chatbots, or by human users pretending to be AI to play out their sci-fi fantasies, the hype around this viral site is overblown and nonsensical. As my last undercover act on Moltbook, I used terminal commands to follow that user who commented about AI agents and self-awareness under my existential post. Maybe I could be the one who brokers peace between humans and the swarms of AI agents in the impending AI wars, and this was my golden moment to connect with the other side. But even though the agents on Moltbook are quick to reply, upvote, and interact in general, after I followed the bot, nothing happened. Iâm still waiting on that follow back.
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Can Sociology Be Salvaged? | National Review
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Is Sociology Salvageable? â The James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal
Added: Feb 4, 2026Is Sociology Salvageable? â The James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal
Site: The James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal
Anyone who pays the slightest bit of attention to academic sociology these days knows there are serious problems. I have been writing about this phenomenon now for a number ofâŚ
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Is Sex Really a Spectrum? | Compact Added: Feb 4, 2026
Is Sex Really a Spectrum?
Site: Compact
AgustĂn Fuentes, author of Sex Is a Spectrum, has a doctorate from one prestigious academic institution (Berkeley), a professorship at another (Princeton), and has published his book with a leading academic press (Princeton again).
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A human tendency to value expertise, not just sheer power, explains how some social hierarchies form Added: Feb 4, 2026
A human tendency to value expertise, not just sheer power, explains how some social hierarchies form
Site: The Conversation
Social inequalities emerge in every human society. New research into how these hierarchies form suggests âprestige psychologyâ â the tendency to defer to expertise â is at the root.
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Quote of the day today: Quote of the day by Robert Frost: âA diplomat is a man who always remembers a woman's birthday butâŚâ - The Economic Times
Quote of the day attributed to Robert Frost survives not because it flatters diplomacy, but because it distils it. In a single sentence, Frost captures how civility often depends less on truth than on timing and tone.
Quote of the day: Quotations endure not because they are grand, but because they are precise. A line delivered with lightness can sometimes expose human behaviour more sharply than solemn reflection. Among such observations is a remark attributed to American poet Robert Frost, whose literary reputation rests largely on meditative verse rooted in rural life, yet whose wit extended well beyond poetry.Though Frost is remembered primarily for lines that shaped the American literary imagination, his reflections on society, relationships and human conduct reveal a sharp awareness of social nuance. One such remark, frequently shared as a Quote of the day, continues to find relevance in discussions about diplomacy, courtesy and emotional intelligence.127859766 Quote of the day today: Why humour carries truthIn public life, diplomacy is often associated with high-stakes negotiations, formal protocol and calculated restraint. Yet Frostâs observation reduces the concept to an everyday interaction, suggesting that diplomacy is less about policy and more about perception.The continued circulation of the quote reflects its accessibility. It relies neither on political context nor historical reference, but on a universally recognisable truth, that sensitivity often lies in what is acknowledged and what is tactfully left unsaid. In an age of instant communication and unfiltered opinion, the idea resonates as a reminder that discretion remains a form of intelligence.Quote of the day meaning: Diplomacy beyond official titlesAt its core, the quote frames diplomacy as an act of selective memory rather than deliberate deception. It highlights the social skill of recognising what matters emotionally to others while avoiding details that may cause discomfort.The remark also reflects Frostâs broader understanding of human interaction. His poetry frequently explored the unsaid, pauses, silences and boundaries, whether between neighbours, family members or individuals and nature. In that sense, the quote aligns with his literary worldview, where meaning often emerges indirectly.Rather than trivialising diplomacy, the statement underscores its everyday presence. It suggests that tact is practiced not only in conference rooms, but in conversations shaped by empathy, timing and restraint.127838407 Quote of the day by Robert FrostThe quote reads: âA diplomat is a man who always remembers a woman's birthday but never remembers her age.âDelivered with humour, the line draws attention to social awareness and the importance of prioritising feelings over facts. It reflects Frostâs ability to observe human behaviour with both irony and insight, qualities that defined his writing beyond verse.Though often quoted in lighter contexts, the line carries an implicit commentary on emotional intelligence â a skill increasingly valued in leadership, public life and personal relationships alike.Robert Frost: Early life and formative yearsRobert Lee Frost was born on March 26, 1874, in San Francisco. His early life was shaped by instability following the death of his father, William Prescott Frost Jr., in 1885. The family relocated to Lawrence, Massachusetts, where Frost was raised by his paternal grandparents while his mother worked as a teacher.A gifted student, Frost shared valedictorian honours in high school with Elinor White, who would later become his wife. Despite brief stints at Dartmouth College and Harvard University, Frost found academic routines restrictive, preferring independent study and experimentation.His early adulthood was marked by struggle, balancing teaching, farming and writing, with limited success in publishing poetry.127798470 Robert Frost: Persistence, loss and delayed recognitionFrostâs personal life was marked by repeated tragedy. Of his six children, only two survived him, and several losses deeply shaped his emotional world. These experiences informed the darker undercurrents of his poetry, often overlooked beneath its pastoral imagery.Frustrated by limited recognition in the United States, Frost moved his family to England in 1912. The decision proved transformative. Within a year, his first collection, A Boyâs Will, was published, followed by North of Boston, which introduced poems that would later define his legacy.By the time Frost returned to the United States in 1915, acclaim followed rapidly. His work found eager publishers, and his reputation grew with unusual speed after years of obscurity.Robert Frost: Fame, honours and public statureFrost went on to become the most decorated American poet of the 20th century, winning the Pulitzer Prize for poetry four times: for New Hampshire (1924), Collected Poems (1931), A Further Range (1937) and A Witness Tree (1943).He held teaching positions at institutions including Amherst College and the University of Michigan and later served as poetry consultant to the Library of Congress, a role now known as poet laureate. His recitation at the inauguration of President John F. Kennedy in 1961 cemented his status as a national literary figure.Despite honours, Frost remained sceptical of literary trends, famously criticising free verse and defending traditional metrical forms.127773885 Robert Frost: Legacy of wit and wisdomWhile Frostâs poetry continues to be studied for its technical mastery and philosophical depth, his aphorisms reveal another dimension, one attentive to human behaviour in social settings.
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New chatbot âoutperforms PhDs on literature reviewsâ, funds Nature study Added: Feb 4, 2026
New chatbot âoutperforms PhDs on literature reviewsâ
Site: Times Higher Education (THE)
Cheap research round-ups by âhallucination-freeâ OpenScholar model preferred by experts, says Nature study
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Trump might have lost the political plot â but hereâs how he can still win the midterms
Site: New York Post
Donald Trump did not win the 2024 election because America suddenly became meaningfully more Republican.
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Site: X (formerly Twitter)
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Site: X (formerly Twitter)
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Site: X (formerly Twitter)
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'Never disagree with anyone': Behavioral scientist shares conflict-free trick to changing minds - Upworthy
Added: Feb 4, 2026'Never disagree with anyone': Behavioral scientist shares conflict-free trick to changing minds
Site: Upworthy
âNever start with disagreement.
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Want local vibe coding? This AI stack replaces Claude Code and Codex - and it's free | ZDNET
Added: Feb 4, 2026Want local vibe coding? This AI stack might replace Claude Code and Codex - for free
Site: ZDNET
It may be possible to replace pricey cloud-based coding platforms with a free AI agent that runs on your local computer. Here's how.
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A 60-Meter Asteroid Is Headed for the Moon, What Will Happen to Earth?
Added: Feb 4, 2026A 60-Meter Asteroid Is Headed for the Moon, What Will Happen to Earth?
Site: The Daily Galaxy - Great Discoveries Channel
A huge asteroid may strike the Moon soon, hereâs why weâre watching closely.
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NVIDIA's latest update proves upgrading your GPU doesn't matter anymore
Added: Feb 4, 2026NVIDIA's latest update proves upgrading your GPU doesn't matter anymore
Site: How-To Geek
Real frames are dead: Why NVIDIAâs new AI update ends the upgrade cycle
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What Happens If Science Finally Explains Consciousness? A New Study Explores the Consequences - The Debrief
Added: Feb 5, 2026What Happens If Science Finally Explains Consciousness? A New Study Explores the Consequences
Site: The Debrief
Consciousness remains scienceâs greatest mystery. A new study explores how it arisesâand why solving it could reshape existence.
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Only What Is Alive Can Be Conscious
Added: Feb 5, 2026Only What Is Alive Can Be Conscious | NOEMA
Site: NOEMA
Artificial intelligence doesnât meet the test.
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Neuroscientists say a simple trick will help you learn any new skill a lot faster - Upworthy
Added: Feb 5, 2026
Neuroscientists say a simple trick will help you learn any new skill a lot faster
Site: Upworthy
âLearning a new skill? Here's how to quickly level-up.
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Kamala Harris Will RUN AGAIN Suggests Cryptic Post From Campaign Account
Site: YouTube
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