Jul 26, 2026 · 24 min · 10 segments
Artificial intelligence is rapidly shaping how information is shared, but who decides what is true? Eugene Bach examines AI bias, the growing race to control data centers, and why Back to Jerusalem is…
Eugene BachHost

It is the result of cultural sometimes, but mainly religious beliefs, mainly from Islam.


So you can't expect religious followers to have a higher moral standard than the person that they're following.

So the fact that Muhammad was a robber, a murderer, a killer, a slave owner, and a pedophile, is something that continues to be practiced by those that adhere to Islam.

This is the complete opposite of Jesus, and this is something that people don't like to hear.


The climate crisis increases the incidence of early and forced marriages through several interconnected economic and social pathways.

Now, the reason why I have to bring this up is because AI is increasingly becoming a part of our lives, whether you like it or not.


It is the result of cultural sometimes, but mainly religious beliefs, mainly from Islam.


So you can't expect religious followers to have a higher moral standard than the person that they're following.

So the fact that Muhammad was a robber, a murderer, a killer, a slave owner, and a pedophile, is something that continues to be practiced by those that adhere to Islam.

This is the complete opposite of Jesus, and this is something that people don't like to hear.


The climate crisis increases the incidence of early and forced marriages through several interconnected economic and social pathways.

Now, the reason why I have to bring this up is because AI is increasingly becoming a part of our lives, whether you like it or not.
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