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Aug 30
2020

Japan’s Flying Car Takes Off for the First Time with a Passenger On Board

SkyDrive claims the vehicle has been engineered to be easily embraced by people. “SkyDrive’s flying car has been designed to be a coupe embodying dreams and exuding charisma, such that it will be welcomed into people’s lives and used naturally,” reads the firm’s press release.

“The company hopes that its aircraft will become people’s partner in the sky rather than merely a commodity and it will continue working to design a safe sky for the future.”

SkyDrive also revealed that it will continue field testing the flying car under different conditions to hone its technology and hopefully acquire compliance with the safety provisions of the Civil Aeronautics Act.

Aug 29
2020

Russian 8×8 ATV Shaman

This amphibious 8×8 ATV can seat your whole expedition team 😎👏

Aug 29
2020

How cats and dogs see the world

Dogs and cats don’t see as clearly as humans—and they’re lacking in the color department—but they can see movement much better than we can.

Aug 29
2020

The scientific reason why the honey badger doesn’t have to give a s**t

Circa 2011

This National Geographic honey badger video, with a hilarious voiceover from “Randall,” went viral a few months ago. Seriously, though, why can the honey badger wake up from a cobra bite and be on his merry way? And why can it get stung repeatedly by a swarm of bees and “not give a shit?”

Aug 29
2020

Google is working on tattoos that turn your body into a touchpad

Just think of how much more user data Google could extract from us.

Aug 29
2020

Boom Supersonic Jets

These new supersonic jets will cut flight times by half 🙌😲

Boom Supersonic.

Aug 29
2020

Is the Y chromosome dying out?

It’s not off the table.

Aug 28
2020

Why GM and Michelin’s airless Uptis is the future of car and truck tires

The airless tires are expected to launch on a General Motors vehicle by 2024.

Aug 28
2020

Scientists Briefly Reactivated the Cells of a 28,000-Year-Old Woolly Mammoth

What if extinct animals could be brought back to life? Scientists have managed to reawaken cells from a 28,000 year old woolly mammoth.

Aug 28
2020

“We’re going to use technology to remove our political enemies and call it removing hate speech!”

The more you rely on unaccountable, opaque, and closed source epistemic vaccines, the more you will end up with a supercult. I’m personally guaranteeing it.

Final warning. This is military-grade techniques being applied to American citizens and if you don’t see a problem with it, you will when we start going after your academics, journalists, intellectuals, scientists, and peers with the same techniques. And you can fucking bet we will.