MOUNTAIN VIEW, Kalifornia (PNN) - August 10, 2015 - Want to know who will win the 2016 Fascist Police States of Amerika presidential election? You might be able to find out simply by running a Google search on each candidate’s name, according to a new research by experts at the Amerikan Institute for Behavioral Research and Technology.
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Windows 11 hidden spy: the dark truth about TPM chipsIf you are running Windows 11, your computer has a TPM Chip Version 2.0. This is one of the requirements to using Windows 11 and of course Windows 10 has been declared as "End-Of-Life". While you think that Windows 11 is an improvement, wait till you find out what this TPM chip is. It is such a giant invasion of privacy that I turned mine off. Rob Braxman reports. |
Google search algorithms could alter presidential elections
New rocket drive works and could get to Moon in four hours
DRESDEN, Germany (PNN) - July 28, 2015 - Interplanetary travel could be a step closer after scientists confirmed that an electromagnetic propulsion drive, which is fast enough to get to the Moon in four hours, actually works.
NATO backs Turkey during rare emergency meeting
BRUSSELS, Belgium (PNN) - July 28, 2015 - NATO's secretary-general said Tuesday that the alliance "stands in strong solidarity with our ally Turkey," as ambassadors gathered for a rare emergency meeting about the threat faced by a member.
Turkey requested the extraordinary meeting to gauge the threat the Islamic State extremist group poses to Turkey, and the actions Turkish authorities are taking in response, including attacks on Kurdish rebels.
The plan to beam the Web to 3 billion unconnected humans
NEW YORK (PNN) - July 27, 2015 - One of the best things about the Web is that it’s interactive. You communicate with friends and family, publish your own site, and leave comments on other people’s work. But a huge part of what we do online is simply consuming content.
A satellite broadcasting company called Outernet wants to bring all this content many of us take for granted to the estimated 3 billion people without Internet access. That catch is that in order to get content to as many people as possible efficiently and cheaply, Outernet’s connection goes only one way.
This idyllic valley in Switzerland could soon change the world
ZUG, Switzerland (PNN) - July 24, 2015 - I’m sitting here on a park bench with my friend and colleague Johann Gevers overlooking an absolutely serene lake in Zug, Switzerland.
With the elegant and imposing mountains behind, it’s as quintessentially Swiss as you can get.
Scientists can now control mice brains wirelessly
BOULDER, Colorado (PNN) - July 21, 2015 - Researchers have a hard time understanding how tiny changes to networks of neurons in an animal's brain can affect its behavior. Now a team of researchers has figured out a way to tinker with the neural networks of mice in real time, using a wireless controller that can both shine light on the brain and deliver drugs to it. The device even lets scientists control the movements of their test mice from afar.
Commentary: Safety and civil liberties: is corporate clout calling the shots?
By Jim Carrey
July 20, 2015 - Let me be clear: I fully support the use of vaccines and believe they play a vital role in protecting the health of individuals and the public at large. That does not mean, however, that every vaccine is healthy, imperative, or right for every individual in every circumstance.
Scientists uncover a shocking discovery underneath the Easter Island heads
EASTER ISLAND (PNN) - July 17, 2015 - As if they weren’t mysterious enough.
The giant stone statues scattered around remote Easter Island are even more impressive than they first appear. Hidden from view, the heads are attached to bodies that extend meters underground.
Artificial intelligence pioneer warns smart computers could doom mankind
BERKELEY, Kalifornia (PNN) - July 17, 2015 - Artificial intelligence has the potential to be as dangerous to mankind as nuclear weapons, a leading pioneer of the technology has claimed.
Professor Stuart Russell, a computer scientist who has led research on artificial intelligence, fears humanity might be “driving off a cliff” with the rapid development of AI.
Terrafugia unveils new design for TF-X autonomous flying car
WALTHAM, Massachusetts (PNN) - July 21, 2015 - Flying-car developer Terrafugia has released new designs for its planned TF-X model. The TF-X is a planned autonomous flying car that was announced back in 2013. The updated design shows a sleeker body shape, a one-tenth scale model of which will be tested in a wind tunnel at MIT.











