5D Quartz Coin Can Store All Human History for 14 Billion Years
By Jake Anderson Nicknamed the “Superman memory crystal,” a new storage device made of nanostructured glass can archive 360 terabytes worth of information for billions…
By Jake Anderson Nicknamed the “Superman memory crystal,” a new storage device made of nanostructured glass can archive 360 terabytes worth of information for billions…
By Mac Slavo There is a war on for the extermination of cash. It is the ultimate monopoly game, but there are those who are…
By Justin Gardner The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is expanding its counter-terrorism efforts by launching a propaganda site for children, complete with a comically…
By Mac Slavo The intelligence community is pressuring the tech world to help them break encryption systems and create a backdoor into privately held devices….
By Jake Anderson Job loss is blamed on many factors. Illegal immigration (though this argument is dubious at best), outsourcing, regulatory overreach, and automation are…
By Claire Bernish A recent examination of National Security Agency documents previously released by whistleblower Edward Snowden shows that the CIA and other U.S. agencies may…
By Jake Anderson In many ways, DARPA (the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) is the engine of the military-industrial complex, the heart at the center…
By Joe Wright As hobby drones continue to proliferate across the United States and commercial applications rise, the rules about drone use remain murky, as…
By Melissa Dykes Revelation of the method and predictive programming always show up together in a nifty little package, don’t they? This plot line was…
By Cassius Methyl According to military tech scientists, desert plants (shrubbery) are the only thing that can stop a CICADA microdrone. Gravel won’t stop it,…
By Jake Anderson In a troubling new development in the domestic consumer surveillance debate, an investigation into Samsung Smart TVs has revealed that user voice…
By Catherine J. Frompovich All around the USA, Canada, the EU and other countries, utility companies are employing “no-option enforcements,” along with threats of disconnecting…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Personally, I must confess that I’ve been called a “Luddite” more times than I can remember because of my bald-faced ability…
By Alex Pietrowski If you’ve ever wondered if the thousands of cell phone towers and electromagnetic signals permeating society nowadays could be potentially harmful to your…