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As China hosts a huge military parade inexplicably marking the 80th anniversary of Japan’s WWII surrender—an event the current Chinese government had little to do with—President Trump is accusing China, Russia, and North Korea of “conspiring” against the U.S. As Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin, and Kim Jong Un stand united, Trump reminds Xi of America’s WWII sacrifices. Xi, frames China as unyielding. Moscow denies Trump’s plotting claims, while Putin and Kim solidify ties. “The TMI Show” unpacks Xi’s attempt to rewrite the history of the 20th century and why it matters.
Plus:
- U.S. Blows Up Random Boat: Trump orders people on a Venezuelan speedboat bombed, claiming it’s part of an anti-narcotics campaign without presenting any evidence. He hints at more military action to come. It’s probably not a good idea for a three-hour pleasure tour of the Caribbean.
- Shrooms Be Magic: A Cornell study reveals that psilocybin rewires brain circuits, offering clues to its mental health benefits. Experts highlight shrooms’ potential to disrupt negative thought patterns and enhance brain plasticity.
- The Death of Privacy: Tiffany Jenkins’ Strangers and Intimates traces privacy’s rise and fall, from Enlightenment ideals to today’s surveillance economy. Her book explores how cultural shifts and tech erode personal boundaries.
