# GAMING & CULTURE

# GAMING & CULTURE

vlgr Aug 3, 2026

Europe Demanded Age Verification. Europe Could Not Build Age Verification.

Europe spent years rewriting legislation to protect children online, reaching from digital-ID verification to access the internet to banning children from communicating in multiplayer games. Then came the implementation phase.

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vlgr Aug 3, 2026

VLGR Predicts This Week’s Ickonic Episode - SpaceX to Patch the Moon on Wednesday

At approximately 06:35 UTC on August 5, a spent Falcon 9 upper stage is expected to strike the lunar surface near Einstein Crater at roughly 5,400 miles per hour. The impact will release energy equivalent to around three tons of TNT. David Icke Expected to Discover Who Really Benefits.

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vlgr Jul 26, 2026

The Holy Ghost didn’t help the Vatican devs secure the personal data

The Vatican’s official prayer app exposed personal data from 719,517 accounts. An ethical hacker reported it in January. Apparently neither heaven nor the developers could be bothered.

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vlgr Jul 25, 2026

Europe’s Most Successful Technology Business Is Fining Foreign Technology Businesses

Google, Apple, Meta, Temu and AliExpress have all discovered Europe’s latest digital innovation: the regulatory invoice. The fines enter the EU budget, national payments continue rising and Brussels remains dependent on the same American and Chinese platforms it cannot reproduce.

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vlgr Jul 24, 2026

Bryan Johnson: Immortality as the Ultimate Form of Missing the Point

Anti-aging obsessive Bryan Johnson says he has created a newborn “clone” of himself called Baby Bryan. It is neither newborn nor a clone, but it may still tell us something important about the future of medicine, assuming Johnson can remain alive long enough to attend the product launch. Adult Bryan, meanwhile, remains occupied with the more difficult task of surviving a life from which most of the living has already been removed.

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vlgr Jul 19, 2026

Europe Finally Protects Women on the Track - From Freikörperkultur to Camera Chastity

After decades of broadcasting women running, jumping, bending, landing and occasionally lying exhausted on a track, European sport has finally recognised the obvious problem: the human body remains visible from several angles.

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vlgr Jul 15, 2026

Two Out of Four: How the Entertainment Industry Aligns Productions with Awards and Funding Standards

The new X-Files reboot has not yet shown the public a single episode, but it has already acquired the most important feature of modern prestige entertainment: the ability to satisfy corporate, funding and awards frameworks. Other productions follow this example.

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vlgr Jul 9, 2026

Wikipedia Finally Embraces The Correct Worldview After Banning Troublesome Founder

Wikipedia has taken decisive action to protect its creative freedom. Co-founder Larry Sanger announced that he had been permanently banned from editing the site he named and helped launch in 2001.

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vlgr Jul 7, 2026

The EU Is Now Using Video Games to Shape Climate Policy

The European Commission is proudly announcing that an EU-funded project called GREAT (Games Realising Effective & Affective Transformation) has been using video games to “connect citizens and policymakers” on climate issues.