3 chapters across the catalog
A news broadcast from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) briefly cuts to footage of what appears to be a satanic ritual during a segment on government officials. The hosts discuss whether the incident was a technical error or a form of subliminal programming.
A live segment on CNBC intended to demonstrate the ease of selling Bitcoin via the Coinbase app resulted in a system failure. The host was unable to sell $66 worth of Bitcoin but was successfully able to buy more, leading the hosts to mock the "Bitcoin gods" narrative. They argue that this demonstrates a fundamental liquidity problem where users can enter the market but struggle to exit during high-volume periods.
Adriana, The Face of Healthcare.gov and Online Bullying
Adriana, the woman whose face appeared on the original Healthcare.gov homepage, speaks to ABC News about being bullied online as "Glitch Girl." The hosts highlight that despite the website's $600 million budget, the model was never paid for the use of her stock photo. They also note her status as a non-citizen eligible for the program.
