Month: July 2015

Popular Science: You Shouldn’t Be Afraid Of That Killer Volkswagen Robot: ROBOLAW EXPERT RYAN CALO SAYS TO STOP WORRYING AND LOVE THE MACHINE

Popular Science: You Shouldn’t Be Afraid Of That Killer Volkswagen Robot: ROBOLAW EXPERT RYAN CALO SAYS TO STOP WORRYING AND LOVE THE MACHINE But people will still fear them.. and tranhumanism, as well. Others will accept them. The first thing I thought about when I heard the Volkswagen killer robot story was that some day in … Read morePopular Science: You Shouldn’t Be Afraid Of That Killer Volkswagen Robot: ROBOLAW EXPERT RYAN CALO SAYS TO STOP WORRYING AND LOVE THE MACHINE

A total of 3,027 people have been executed by ISIS since it declared itself a state under strict Islamic law in Syria and Iraq last June, according to a new report by the UK-based group, Syrian Observatory for Human Rights

A total of 3,027 people have been executed by ISIS since it declared itself a state under strict Islamic law in Syria and Iraq last June, according to a new report by the UK-based group, Syrian Observatory for Human Rights 7 children included.. women included..

More than 5,000 people near Knoxville, Tennessee, have been evacuated after a freight train carrying “highly flammable and toxic gas” derailed and caught fire on Thursday morning. Seven firefighters have been taken to hospital after breathing in fumes from the blaze, while a 1-mile evacuation zone has been put in place around where the train … Read more

A good article in OZY about a bomb that went off on Wall Street in 1920

A good read.. http://www.ozy.com/flashback/when-wall-street-exploded-in-1920/39815?utm_source=FBOrganic&utm_medium=Social The Money quote: On September 16, 1920, a bomb planted on a red horse-drawn wagon exploded into the lunchtime crowd at Wall and Broad streets. This was just outside the House of Morgan (now known as J.P. Morgan), then the world’s most powerful financial institution. The force of the explosion, which killed … Read moreA good article in OZY about a bomb that went off on Wall Street in 1920