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Bose Spying on its Customers?

April 20, 2017

  Reuters is reporting that a lawsuit was just filed on Tuesday in federal court in Chicago seeking an injunction to stop Bose’s “wholesale disregard” for the privacy of customers who download its free Bose Connect app from Apple Inc or Google Play stores to their smartphones. The lawsuit alleges that Bose Corp spies on […]

Floating Cities – Can They Escape Taxes & Crime

April 14, 2017

Floating cities in the sea are getting closer to reality at the Seasteading Institute. Futurists are already thinking about the founding of cities on the high seas. While the original argument was all about when population growth would make land so scarce we would have to move to the oceans, they never counted on cycles. The population […]

The Coming Cashless Society & Automatic Driving Car Age

October 6, 2016

COMMENT: Martin – I wanted to let you know that I stopped at a Jimmy John’s today and they wouldn’t allow me to use cash. They had no drawer or physical money on the premises. It was either chip card or no sandwich. They claimed it was their first store in the nation to go […]

Using SIM Cards To Track Everyone

September 4, 2016

Thailand is looking to issue SIM cards to all tourists to protect national security. They say they will be able to respond to tourists in trouble, but they are really looking to track everyone because of the rising threat of Islamic extremism. Domestically, you are already being tracked. Google wants to “verify” who you are by using your […]

Drones Deliver First Pizza for Domino’s

August 27, 2016

The fast food chain Domino’s has delivered the first deliveries of the world a pizza by drone. The test flight took place in New Zealand on Thursday. Later this year Domino’s will launch a field trial in New Zealand. Europe will be a problem for Domino’s Pizza to deliver from the air. The obstacles regulating the air […]

Is There Another Snowden?

August 23, 2016

  There has been a lot of chatter and speculation behind the curtain about another Snowden who is getting things out of the NSA. Now, hacking tools seem to be up for sale. The NSA has been blaming Russia, but Russia would not be selling them. This appears to be another inside job that the NSA is […]

Thomson Reuters Leak on over 2 million records of People & Firms they say are Questionable

August 11, 2016

There has been a major leak of a list of “suspected” people who maybe criminals with links to profiles individuals and businesses suspected of ties to organised crime and terrorism. This leak online has serious implications and was the result of  a list which emerged from a Thomson-Reuters who has engaged in a due diligence claimed service […]

A Device the Size of a Postage Stamp Could Store Every Book in Existence

July 23, 2016

Data storage is rapidly shrinking. Now, a team of nanoscientists led by Sander Otte at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands has just announced the densest method ever developed to store re-writable digital data. The method of moving around individual chlorine atoms on a flat sheet of copper can write a 1 kilobyte message at 500 terabits per square inch. […]

Computer Charlatans?

July 13, 2016

QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; One cannot ignore the number of people who are pretending to have AI computer systems when they have no computer skills whatsoever and wouldn’t know the first thing about AI. I have investigated the industry and nobody has employed any machine learning capability to even match what your Global Market Watch does. […]

Claude Frédéric Bastiat – The Father of Libertarianism

June 4, 2016

Claude Frédéric Bastiat (b. 1801-1850) was a French, classical liberal theorist, political economist, Freemason, and member of the French National Assembly whose fundamental ideas have provided a foundation for libertarianism. In economics, Bastiat is remembered for his concept of opportunity cost and for introducing the parable of the broken window or the “glazier’s fallacy.” Essentially, a […]

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