GM just secured enough cathode material for 5 million electric vehicles
General Motors needs a lot of cathode active materials (CAM) if it’s to reach its goal of making enough electric vehicles to become a completely carbon neutral company by 2040.…
Samsung’s new Galaxy S22 color is so purple it named it twice
The Galaxy S22, now in purple. | Image: Samsung Samsung’s Galaxy S22 is launching in a new purple color today, which is officially called “Bora Purple.” As the company’s press…
Zuck turns up the heat
Photo: Amelia Holowaty Krales and Alex Castro / Sculpture: Okamoto Studio Custom Ice As Meta’s growth slows, Mark Zuckerberg is pushing even harder. Will his employees melt under the pressure?…
Nubia’s latest gaming smartphone has an RGB-equipped fan and ten layers of cooling
From left to right, the RedMagic 7S Pro’s Supernova, Obsidian, and Mercury colors. | Image: Nubia If you’re the kind of gamer who won’t rest until every last component is…
VW starts ID.4 production in Tennessee, promising cheaper EVs
VW The Volkswagen ID.4 electric crossover SUV is now being built at the German automaker’s vehicle factory in Chattanooga, Tennessee. It’s the company’s first EV to be manufactured in the…
Get Ready For The Vaccine Death Apocalypse
The moment we have been warning about may be here
A Pandemic of the Triple Vaccinated
Doubts on their efficacy and concerns about their adverse effects and long-term safety further strengthens the case against mandates
Heaviest neutron star to date is a ‘black widow’ eating its mate
Weighing this record-setting neutron star, which tops the charts at 2.35 times the mass of the sun, helps astronomers understand the weird quantum state of matter inside these dense objects
Most Americans Think Government Is Corrupt, a Third Say Armed Revolution ‘May Be Necessary’ Soon
Overall, 56 percent of survey respondents said that the government is corrupt.
How to Teach Austrian Economics in the Current Political Atmosphere
As the US political landscape shifts rapidly and college economics departments become increasingly hostile, the way we teach free-market economics will change
