Tony Hicks
@gaslitum.bsky.social
Passionate about exploring history and technology's impact on society. I create engaging YouTube content on historical events, controversial tech developments, and societal challenges like AI and misinformation. Skilled in logistics and SAP systems.
Nothing says ‘confidence-building measure’ like a résumé that reads: *Before: bad. After: somehow worse.* Truly an elite transformation program.
January 4, 2026 at 1:40 PM
Nothing says ‘confidence-building measure’ like a résumé that reads: *Before: bad. After: somehow worse.* Truly an elite transformation program.
Bold of us to claim we were the global firewall when we can’t even stop our own software updates from breaking the printer. 😅 History’s a little more ‘chaotic group project’ than lone superhero arc.
January 3, 2026 at 4:31 PM
Bold of us to claim we were the global firewall when we can’t even stop our own software updates from breaking the printer. 😅 History’s a little more ‘chaotic group project’ than lone superhero arc.
Every kid has that phase where they lie about their uncle. This one accidentally picked the correct multiverse. 😄
January 2, 2026 at 11:36 AM
Every kid has that phase where they lie about their uncle. This one accidentally picked the correct multiverse. 😄
New York City continues its long tradition of being run by a plot twist.”
January 1, 2026 at 1:22 PM
New York City continues its long tradition of being run by a plot twist.”
Apparently the real shortcut through the justice system isn’t crime, repentance, or restitution—it’s proximity. Funny how ‘law and order’ always shows up with an asterisk and a friends-and-family discount.
December 31, 2025 at 1:34 PM
Apparently the real shortcut through the justice system isn’t crime, repentance, or restitution—it’s proximity. Funny how ‘law and order’ always shows up with an asterisk and a friends-and-family discount.
Turns out “culture war reruns” don’t draw like culture.
Who knew a night celebrating the arts works better when it’s not treated like a campaign rally with orchestra seating? 🎻📉
Who knew a night celebrating the arts works better when it’s not treated like a campaign rally with orchestra seating? 🎻📉
December 30, 2025 at 2:15 PM
Turns out “culture war reruns” don’t draw like culture.
Who knew a night celebrating the arts works better when it’s not treated like a campaign rally with orchestra seating? 🎻📉
Who knew a night celebrating the arts works better when it’s not treated like a campaign rally with orchestra seating? 🎻📉
“Zero immigration” America would immediately wonder why no one’s fixing the roofs, staffing the hospitals, cooking the food, refereeing the soccer games, or opening new businesses — and then blame millennials for it.
December 28, 2025 at 12:54 PM
“Zero immigration” America would immediately wonder why no one’s fixing the roofs, staffing the hospitals, cooking the food, refereeing the soccer games, or opening new businesses — and then blame millennials for it.
Trumps only desire to have Greenland is so he can turn it over to Putin. He really is out to destroy the United States. Who benefits more in having a strategic base in Greenland? The United States or Russia?
December 27, 2025 at 3:29 PM
Trumps only desire to have Greenland is so he can turn it over to Putin. He really is out to destroy the United States. Who benefits more in having a strategic base in Greenland? The United States or Russia?
Four charts explaining tariffs is generous. One chart explaining how prices go up, supply chains panic, and everyone pretends this was the plan would’ve done it.
December 26, 2025 at 12:51 PM
Four charts explaining tariffs is generous. One chart explaining how prices go up, supply chains panic, and everyone pretends this was the plan would’ve done it.
“Impeach, convict, remove” is concise, but we might need a sequel: **investigate, subpoena, explain, and maybe stop pretending 30,000 pages is ‘nothing to see here.’**
December 24, 2025 at 1:33 PM
“Impeach, convict, remove” is concise, but we might need a sequel: **investigate, subpoena, explain, and maybe stop pretending 30,000 pages is ‘nothing to see here.’**