Analyzing the past and the future.
With all the talk of ISPs selling information I figured I would take a look at exactly what kind of internet speeds we get compared to what ISPs are giving their customers around the...
I typically don’t delve into the political arena so I will keep this one short and sweet. HR 230 passed the House of Representatives yesterday by a fairly comfortable margin. For the most part,...
Construction is a big business in the U.S., coming it at around $715 billion for 2017. Right now, we are in the very beginning stages of automating the construction industry. Computers do almost all...
Student loans have their place in our current educational system. Many students wouldn’t be able to go to college without them, or they may be forced to work full time while going to school...
Coal Power has been on a steady decline in American power plants since the mid-2000s but over the past couple of years, coal usage has absolutely fallen off of a cliff. In the past...
The promise of 3-D printing organs has been around almost for as long as we’ve had 3-D printers. Now, scientists with the University of California – San Diego have made a significant breakthrough to...
Automation is happening in both industrial and commercial settings across the globe. In the United States, the increase in automation over manual labor is on pace to take close to 35% of jobs in...
Men and women of the world have reason to celebrate one of the newest advances in contraceptive technology. The injectable male birth control Vasalgel was shown to prevent 100% of pregnancies in a clinical...
The solution to all of Earth’s metal problems, or the space rock that would completely obliterate the world economy, will likely be staying well out of reach of astronauts due to the cancellation of...
Cable TV providers are going to have a dire situation on their hands sooner rather than later. Since the end of 2014, subscriptions have been down about 10% for traditional pay-TV subscriptions (cable and...
Adding Solar Panels to Every Residential Roof in the U.S. Would Cover More Than 25% of the Nation’s Total Electricity Needs
The 3rd Annual InnovateHER Challenge Aims to Help Entrepreneurs and Women-led Startups Gain Traction
Increasing NASA’s Budget to Just 1% of the Federal Budget Could Result in a Permanent Mars Colony by 2037 and Immediately Create 100,000 Jobs.