With the recent mishaps involving the tech industry, some which are just tragic, and others which are inherently shady, consumers are beginning to seriously question the over abundance and reliance on excessive innovation in modern society. Take for example the experimental concept of retail behemoth Amazon dabbling in the highly questionable practice of allowing couriers […]
City Traffic Lights Celebrate “The Communist Manifesto”
The Germans sure know how to throw a birthday party. In the city of Trier, Germany, birthplace of Karl Marx, motorists and pedestrians are now greeted by a pixelated version of the philosopher at a main city intersection. In an unbelievable development confirmed by the BBC, (in Merkle’s Germany, the sky is the the limit […]
Severing The Link In The UK- Is Moscow Set On Liquidating Presupposed Security Risks?
Nearly two weeks have elapsed since Russian exile and former spy Sergei Skripal, and his daughter Yulia, were found unconscious by authorities on a public bench in the English city of Salisbury. The younger Skripal was showing alarming medical symptoms of distress, including foaming at the mouth, completely unresponsiveness, and eyes set in a near death […]
The Most Cheerful Place On Earth Is Also Very Cold
The United Nations is at it again. Or rather, the United Nations tried to be at it, withdrew $10 million from the piggy bank and held a series of meetings that amounted to nothing. Other than existing as one of the most bureaucratic and ineffectual flops of organizations whose members regularly summit to a self-aggrandizing […]
Walters: The Forced Walk Out- What It All Means?
It is probably a good guess that the majority of students who participated in the nationwide demonstration Wednesday which was apparently a lazy attempt to address gun violence, cannot yet grasp the nuances of the subversive argument brought to the forefront of the collective conscience by the the extreme gun control advocates. With everything in […]
Bracketology- It’s Not Just About Basketball
As the nation braces for the unavoidable reality of the most least productive non-holiday work week of the year, thanks to the bevy of March Madness basketball action for first round games of the NCAA tournament, Thursday and Friday, the feverish intensity of the inner office is focused on brackets. And the beautiful nuance of […]
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