Absurdly Futuristic Gifts for the Trillionaire on Your Christmas List
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy a taste of the future.
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy a taste of the future.
"It's heartening to know we're on track to develop a game that shows promise at improving on current educational training."
The launch was just a test of the New Shepard rocket, complete with a dummy passenger: Mannequin Skywalker.
"A three-foot rise in sea levels will threaten the operations of more than 128 United States military sites."
The design can prevent flood damage and add more green spaces to cities.
Even low-dose contraceptives increase the risk of breast cancer.
The autonomous robot is stirring up controversy in San Francisco.
This might radically advance the effectiveness and diagnostic criteria of medicine.
Humanity has reached a threshold — but it's one we may be able to push further.
This is a huge win for the Paris Climate Agreement.
Its rent is cheaper than a New York apartment, and it's fortified against the apocalypse.
Experts suggest that by this year, data could consume 1/5 of all electricity.
"By using this new technology, the arm can detect which fingers an amputee wants to move, even if they don't have fingers."
Their plant uses CO2 to efficiently and cleanly generate electricity.
A new breakthrough in lithium metal could forever change transportation and emissions.
"It's like taking a piano and slamming all the keys at the same time."
Your discarded computers, solar panels, refrigerators, and more could be worth over $60 billion.
The public could have results within days.
What people can and can't do will depend on how high their "citizen score" is.