Will Freedom of Speech be Ended by the Few Big Phone Companies?
Verizon had that nationwide outage a few days ago with people in California getting “No SIM” and “Invalid SIM” errors because, Verizon says, of...
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In Eye Outward Looking Nano Cameras
“We knew that being connected had a price – our data. But we didn’t care. Then it turned out that Google’s main clients included the...
Media Negativity, Consolidation, Surveillance Capitalism and the NPR Joy Czar
The relentless barrage of negative news has become a defining characteristic of our daily information diet. News i8 is here to help with that, bringing...
Quantum Internet: Latest Breakthroughs and Future Prospects in 2024
Recent Advancements The quantum internet has seen significant progress in 2024, bringing us closer to a future of ultra-secure global communications. Recent breakthroughs include: Harvard...
One World Government, the Odds and Possible Outcomes
Global Governance Global governance refers to the way international affairs are managed across countries through international cooperation, agreements, and institutions. It encompasses a range of...
A Breakthrough in Artificial Life, Synthetic Biology
Scientists have achieved a significant milestone in synthetic biology by developing the first living cell controlled entirely by synthetic DNA. This breakthrough, led by Dr....
From A Heartbeat, What Can They Know About You?
Clinically, A heartbeat monitor, also known as a Holter monitor or cardiac event monitor, can provide a wealth of information about a person’s cardiovascular health...
Fundamental Building Blocks for Rebuilding Civilization
In the first 2024 presidential debate, both candidates accused the eachother of risking global conflict with his existing or intended policies. Since projections show that...
Healing Moral Injury, a Real and Invisible Epidemic
In the early 2020s, moral injury emerged as one of the explanations for the wave of employee resignations across industries. Moral injury occurs when an...
Surveillance Capitalism, Would You Take the Job?
Surveillance Capitalism is a term coined by Harvard professor Shoshana Zuboff to describe a new economic order that claims human experience as free raw material...