Arcade City: The Decentralized, Blockchain Based Uber Killer
By Jeff Berwick Jeff interviews founder of Uber rival, Arcade City, Christopher David. Topics include: starting up Arcade City in Portsmouth New Hampshire, setting up…
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Nevada Becomes the First State to Test Fully Automated Passenger Drones
By James Holbrooks The China-based manufacturer of a fully automated, passenger-carrying transportation drone was given permission on Monday to run test flights in Nevada, marking…
New Social Network Based on Blockchain Technology Wants to End Censorship
By Carey Wedler As Facebook and other digital social platforms face repeated accusations of censorship, a new blockchain-based social networking platform is emerging — with the…
Cops Now Using a New Device Allowing them to Steal Cash From Innocent Citizens Like an ATM
By Claire Bernish As if civil asset forfeiture, where police can seize your property without having to prove you actually committed a crime, wasn’t contentious…
Facial Recognition Software: Technology to Make Big Brother Drool
By Kelli Sladick Government access to biometric data is rapidly expanding, with millions of Americans already in the system. These growing databases, primarily driven by…
The List — Bilderberg 2016: Middle Class Becomes Aimless as Tech Takes Over
By Aaron Dykes This 2016 Bilderberg Meeting will be characterized by its focus on the growing underclass of “precariats” with insecure jobs and no future…
High School Dropout Designs Refrigerator That Cools Without Electricity
By Vic Bishop Many of the world’s most inspiring entrepreneurs and inventors never fit the typical mold and have made their marks on the world after…
This Scientist’s Ability to Hack Your Dreams May Be the Stuff of Nightmares
By James Holbrooks “So we spend a twelfth of our life dreaming. And most of it is forgotten. What if we could peek inside our…
NASA’s Valkyrie “Superhero Robot” Continues Evolution for Mission to Mars
By Nicholas West The evolution of humanoid robots and artificial intelligence continues to indicate a future where humans will increasingly work with – or be…
VISA Launches Cashless Pay Wearable at 2016 Olympic Games
By Derrick Broze Visa will launch a new cashless pay system exclusively for athletes at the 2016 Olympic games in Rio, Brazil. When the 2016…
Why Is There Suddenly Such A Huge Push For “Mark Of The Beast” Technology?
By Michael Snyder We always knew that it was coming. All over the world, governments and big corporations are pushing us toward a fundamentally different…
Biometrics On Steroids — How the Police State is Going to Use Your Tattoos Against You
By Claire Bernish If you have tattoos, law enforcement might be trying to decipher their meaning — and use the information for identification purposes. But,…
Federal Appeals Court Rules “Stingray” Surveillance Does Not Require Warrant
By Derrick Broze On Tuesday a federal appeals court with jurisdiction in Virginia and Maryland ruled that police do not need a search warrant to…
New York Police Departments Spend $550K On Stingrays; Rarely Obtain Court Orders for Use
By Kelli Sladick Two local New York law enforcement agencies spent over $550,000 purchasing and maintaining stingray devices to track the location of phones and…