A robot fail usually sends shockwaves throughout the internet, but a Boston Dynamics demo that went awry last month is just now getting a reaction. At the annual Congress of Future Science and Technology Leaders at UMass Lowell, Boston Dynamics…
Via Shutterstock / oliveromg It’s amazing how quickly time flies. One day you’re hitting up Thursday night penny pitchers in college and then the next day that dirty 30 number is staring you right in the face. By no stretch…
While Draghi shook things up in late June, it appears to be Janet Yellen’s flip-flop that has sparked the latest regime shift in global capital markets. Since then, traders’ expectations for foreign exchange uncertainty has surged, while the outlook for…
As more people opt to live alone, delay or forego marriage, and recede into their smartphones, rates of loneliness are skyrocketing in the United States, according to new research. Julianne Holt-Lunstad, a professor of psychology at Brigham Young University, presented…
People remember 80% of what they see, 20% of what they read, and 10% of what they hear, according to an infographic by Instagram service provider Gramlike. So it’s no wonder than Instagram is a popular social media platform, and…
In 2015, Oslo announced a plan to ban all cars from its city center by 2019. As the Guardian notes, the plan received some protest from businesses, so the city came up with a clever solution. Instead of kicking out cars, Oslo’s council…
Authored by Grgeory Copley via OilPrice.com, Is Venezuela’s 2017 transformation symptomatic of the growing global polarization? And does it show how the collapse of globalism is resulting in the re-emergence of a range of governmental forms which no longer even…
Honest Abe is lying about being human. The people who handle Walt Disney World’s Animatronics have built an all new, slightly frightening Lincoln that makes the perfect facial expressions for reacting to the upcoming talking Trump in the Hall of…
Aerobic exercise, or "cardio," might be the closest thing to a miracle drug that we have. A growing body of research suggests that when we commit to regular workouts that raise our heart rate and get us moving and sweating…
radass Sure having a diet that consists heavily of red meat has plenty of problems such as higher chances of heart disease, obesity, diabetes, and yada, yada, yada. But totally giving up meat all together sounds like literal Hell on…