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The Man Who Was Almost There: Why Leonardo DiCaprio's Performance in 'One Battle After Another' Finally Delivers on His Ultimate Potential as an Actor

A movie star in an age without movie stars, Leonardo DiCaprio has always felt like something of an anachronism. Strange as that might be to say about an actor whose angel-kissed image once felt as endemic to the late '90s as mom jeans and the Macarena, his defining roles - even from the beginning - were predicated upon creating a palpable disconnect between the past and the present.

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AI and the Collapse of Time

AI disrupts traditional human cognition by decoupling thought from time, challenging the essence of how we learn and remember.

Maintaining a temporal sense may be one of humanity's last forms of meaningful defiance against rapid technological change.

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The Man Who Was Almost There: Why Leonardo DiCaprio's Performance in 'One Battle After Another' Finally Delivers on His Ultimate Potential as an Actor

AI and the Collapse of Time

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