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Here’s the real joke: Simons was an antiwar mathematician who thought capitalism was morally dubious.

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"I think it's a very dubious way of trying to explain what drove Hitler's actions," says Iva Vukusic, assistant professor of international history at Utrecht University.

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That was the beauty of credit default swaps: They enabled him to make a fortune if just a tiny fraction of these dubious pools of mortgages went bad.

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But these nefarious prompts can also be hiding out on the internet as AI agents built into browsers encounter online data of dubious quality or origin, and potentially booby-trapped with hidden commands from hackers.

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Setting aside its dubious merits, Proposition 50 was an unequivocal triumph for Newsom.

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