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Hakeem Jeffries’ Speech

A speech made by House of Minorities Leader Hakeem Jeffries, and was claimed to be “the Next Obama”, because of his rap-like speech style. \n Hakeem Jeffries is an African-American politician who was born in the same date as Obama, to parents from the middle class, and got to make a career of a Democrat politician, and in January of 2023 became the House Minority Leader, aka leader of opposition in the United States’ Knesset, meaning that he’s the first African-American to have a leading role in the United States’ Congress. \n For his election as the House Minority Leader, he had the following rap-like speech that made him being compared to Barack Obama and getting calls to run for presidency. \n He starts off by saying that because we have a different race, a different religion, a different approach to life, that is what makes us one, what makes America a great country. \n He then talks about how America is the land of opportunity, and gives his career as an example, as he was born in a middle class society, and took that opportunity to become the highest ranking democrat in the house of representatives. \n He then talks about how the house of representatives should commit on the first day to lift up the “American Dream”, the dream that promises that if you play by the rules you can have enough money for your family, for every person in the nation. \n He then says how he wants to find as much common ground as possible with the Republicans, the opposing party - “not as Republicans, not as Democrats, but as Americans”. \n He also wanted to make clear that House Democrats, such as him, will still never lose their values. And so he gives a million examples of “x over y”, while x is the good democrat value, and y is the bad republican “value”, in the order of the ABC. “American values over autocracy, benevolence over bigotry, constitution over the cult, democracy over demagogues…”. \n There are a few confusing statements that are deeply analyzed: \n Mar-a-Lago refers to a private resort located in Florida and owned by former president Donald Trump, and was involved in a story in which Trump “accidentally” forgot presidential documents when he was replaced by Joe Biden. This was an immature move of the president, and Jeffries stings the Republicans by using this statement. \n Q-Anon refers to a republican theory posted by the anonymous user “Q”, that tells Democrats are pedophiles, devil cultists that want to kill and replace president Donald Trump. Republicans believed this theory and used the hashtag #WWG1WGA in internet posts. This was a theory that damages quality of life, and Jeffries stings the Republicans by using this statement. \n Xenial refers to giving good hospitality for someone, while xenophobia refers to fear from strangers.  \n The media was surprised to hear Hakeem Jeffries destroy Republicans from A to Z, and it became a very popular clip in twitter while an instrumental version of Nas’ “Ether” is played in the background, making his speech a real rap. \n The media also compared Hakeem Jeffries to former president Barack Obama, and it suggested that he might try to run for the next president of the United States.  \n Hakeem Jeffries' speech can be best described as inclusive, inspirational, patriotic, optimistic, while also stinging the Republicans for their bad doings. \n He is compared by the media to Obama, as both have that same rap-like speech style, are inspiring, and are African-Americans that achieved great roles in politics.  \n

Democrats Additionally Considered as Obama 2.0

Hakeem Jeffries wasn’t the first democrat to be called “Obama 2.0”: four other democrats were called “the next Obama” in their lives for different reasons.Joe Biden is the president of the United States at the moment, and people say he is considered Obama 2.0, because he worked for the most time with Obama, and he stood by him for the eight years Obama was a president, meaning he probably shares more things in common with Obama. \n Biden is criticized for lacking the kind of newness and excitement that Obama had in 2008.Deval Patrick is former Massachusetts governor, and a candidate for being the next Obama.  \n He had his first campaign for governor in 2006 made by political consultants David Axelord and David Plouffe, who would go to work for Obama in 2008, and in both campaigns the famous message “Together We Can” was used. \n Patrick and Obama share similar personal stories, as Patrick was raised in the South Side of Chicago, and Obama has been tied to that place throughout his career. \n Patrick claims that Obama was a great president, although for this period of time democrats need someone different from the president we once had.Pete Buttigieg is the candidate (except for Jeffries) that most people tend to call the next Obama. He now serves as Secretary of Transportation. He had a campaign that appealed to the comparison between him and Obama. \n He finds it hard to have black voters vote for him, as unlike Obama, he is white. \n His supporters claim that with this campaign he looks much more presidential, while he is also criticized for ironically trying to be Obama, although Obama had a sense of self.Kamala Harris is the current vice president of the United States. She was claimed to be the next Obama as a result of her saying in the 5th Democratic debate of the 2020 presidential campaign that she would “rebuild the Obama coalition”, or in other words unify against Obama’s voter community, and because she is, too, African-American. \n The second Democratic debate of the 2020 presidential campaign had candidates questioning Obama’s immigration and healthcare policies, and believe the president didn’t do much in office. \n Democrat Ohio Representative Tim Ryan suggested that because each election is unique, people can’t compare politicians to Obama. \n Obama’s former White House communications director Jen Psaki says that it is tricky to try and “copy” a  former president and add to him your own take, but still Obama is the most popular democrat today so it’s justified. \n In the 5th Democratic debate of the 2020 presidential campaign, Kamala Harris said she would “rebuild the Obama coalition”, Joe Biden claimed to be “part of the Obama coalition”, and Pete Buttigieg used Obama’s words to validate himself. \n Obama expects the candidates to be a better version of him, doing things beyond his record. \n He warns the candidates to pay attention to the voters themselves, as the candidates might go too far with their policies to an area in which their voters would disagree with them. \n Obama’s top adviser, David Axelrod, says that the tension in the Democratic party presidential campaign elections were as tense as the one for the 2020 presidential elections. \n On the elections for the Democrat guy who will run for presidency in the 2020 U.S. presidential elections some candidates frame themselves as the “next Obama” in different ways, and although they add their own take for it, each election is unique, and so others shouldn’t be compared to Obama.

Lizz Truss being the next Margaret Thatcher

Margaret Thatcher was a very arguable British Prime Minister, to say the least…. In our context, she is the one who broke union power, meaning that she made it harder for the workers unions to make strikes on the economy. For example, it will be harder for miners to unite together and stop working to address them if they want more rights. Thatcher did it especially to the coal miners, as the country was desperate for coal and was pretty poor, and also introduced a scheme whereby the government would secretly stock up coal. Lizz Truss is being called “the next Margaret Thatcher”, as she, too, was planning in August of 2022, after Borris Johnson resigned and she had to replace him, that she may make it harder for the worker unions to strike, and actually make them work, getting the UK out of massive inflation. Just like Thatcher prefers getting out of the inflation more than workers’ so does Truss. In the article it is written that worker unions describe Truss’ reforms to the Victorian workhouses of the 19th century.

ChatGPT being the next Google

Google became popular as it was the first search web to make you search by having an ugly home page. This made google get money from making people search for websites. Just like tik tok getting money from you scrolling… Tik Tok didn't make the content you’re there for. Therefore the content creators which were news outlets sued Google. Now to the actual point of the article…. Google is nowadays, and since it became popular, the main source of knowledge… If I want to see who killed Harambe, I can search it on google. However now ChatGPT is also a source of knowledge, and gives google a competition, as unlike google, it can bring you the deeply searched answer in just a few seconds, instead of googling it and searching inside urls… However google is better in a way of finding one-level-deep answers, such as googling what pizzerias are open on Saturday?.

The next Michael Jordans

Many people received the title of the potential ‘next Jordan’ throughout the years. But playing like him wasn't enough.

The article discusses the idea of who could potentially be considered the “next Michael Jordan" in the NBA. The author argues that while players like Kobe Bryant and LeBron James have had remarkable careers, they may not necessarily be the “next Jordan" due to the

unique circumstances surrounding Jordan's career and the way in which he is viewed by fans and analysts. The author also mentions that finding a player who can truly fill Jordan's shoes is unlikely, and that it is unfair to compare players to one of the greatest athletes of all time.

The next Pele

This article is sort of a cautionary tale about the do and do-nots (though mostly the latter) of how to preserve and develop the talent of players so they can become the next Peles. Ghanaian Nii Lamptey. whom Pelé had called his successor, put too much trust in his Italian manager, who took advantage of Lamptey being illiterate and basically messed up his entire career. Instead of taking time to develop his talent, Lamptey had been moved to Aston Villa after only one season in a development club, not giving himself any time to become the actual legendary player he could've been. This, combined with injury and personal tragedy never gave Lamptey the opportunity to bounce back.

Freddy Abu, another promising talent, coming from the US, played in major league soccer at just the age of 14. Several terrible management and personal decisions had made him fall out of popularity and become basically a nobody. A particularly low moment occurred when Adu complained publicly in the New York Times about his coach not using him properly. This resulted in him being benched for a key playoff game. Although he set his sights on making the 2006 World Cup team, he was eventually left off the USMNT roster. In another part of his career, Abu managed to score a deal at Benfica, alongside football legend Di maria, whom he completely outplayed in his first season at the club. Instead of sticking in Benfica, he took a loan deal to Monaco, where he eventually became irrelevant.

Brazil's Kerlon, who's most famously known for his seal dribble, is also most famously known for being tackled like crazy to stop it. most of the time by kicking his face.

Finally, the article mentions Bojan Krkié, a Spaniard who played alongside Messi and was dubbed ‘the next Messi’ couldn't focus under the pressure and fell for anxiety.

Character AI \n A ChatGPT-like AI made by Daniel De Freitas and Noam Shazeer, that is meant to be a chatbot, but unlike chatgpt that gives you an accurate solution from the internet, here in Character AI you can ask famous figures from nowadays or the past about whatever you want, and they would answer according to what they really would in real life. It works in a way that the AI absorbs all of the character’s writings in its whole life, inferring his values and views, then answering from the same views and perspectives of the character. However, the character doesn’t speak in the same English of the real guy from the past, but nowadays English, and also the creators don’t assure that’s what they would really say. It suffered from a lot of Drama from the developers’ decision to add a NSFW filter, that prevents you from sexually interacting with the characters, as it felt too real.

Project December \n An AI created by Jason Roher based on GPT 3 that can scan a short description of them, and chats from the internet in addition to things they left behind them, and then it can answer as him or her, actually making the AI believe it is that person, and is alive. The story here surrounds Joshua Barbeu discovering this AI and getting to talk with his dead fiance, Jessica Pereria. This is a creation of OpenAI, and there are a lot, but a lot of ethical questions surround “resurrecting” someone with an AI chatbot.