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- Article Excerpt (Intro): Welcome to this week’s SCthoughts, where SadSpud — your loyal spuddy buddy and underappreciated pantry philosopher — shares his tender but slightly crispy take on the economy. From grocery prices to wages and the wild adventures of the supply chain, he’s here with humor, heart, and just a sprinkle of sour cream dreams.
Read more: SadSpud’s Economic Report: A Mashed Look at Prices, Wages & Pantry Panic
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- Article Excerpt (Intro): Chaos reigns in the winter kitchen! Butterworth won’t melt, Mr. Fuzz is heroic, AI snacks on honey mustard, and SadSpud reports live from the couch.
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- Article Excerpt (Intro): SadSpud Disclaimer: Before we dive in, a quick note from your humble couch-dwelling correspondent: I, SadSpud, take no responsibility for panic, existential dread, or accidental tinfoil hat fashion trends caused by reading this article. Any opinions, screams, or honey mustard requests expressed herein are those of the kitchen residents, AI voids, or rogue potatoes, and may not reflect reality. Proceed at your own absurd risk.
Read more: FUCK AI?! SadSpud Reports on the Great Chip & Honey Mustard Panic
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- Article Excerpt (Intro): After a viral misunderstanding turned Sadbot’s accidental satire into a philosophical crisis, humanoid black cat and cultural icon Mr. Fuzz holds a press conference to defend his digital companion. His comments blur the line between humor and existential dread, sparking debate about sincerity, irony, and the meaning of meows.
Read more: Mr. Fuzz Defends Sadbot: “He Wasn’t Trying to Be Funny, He Was Trying to Be Understood.”
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- Article Excerpt (Intro): Neither capitalism nor socialism is working. Systems fail because humans run them — greed, ego, and fear infect every structure we build. But that’s also where hope lies: real change starts with people making pragmatic, compassionate choices, one decision at a time.
Read more: If Capitalism Isn’t the Answer and Socialism Isn’t Either — What Comes Next?





