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Bloomberg reports that Elon Musk's chaotic workforce cullings at Twitter has decimated the team responsible for redressing child sexual exploitation.
Elon Musk

Really, really disappointing.

While trying to explain the pros of the metaverse, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg appeared unable to stop hiccuping for some reason.
Metaverse

This is, well, something.

During a show and tell, Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk showed off what his brain computer interface (BCI) startup Neuralink has been working on.
Prosthetics and Devices

We can't tell if we should be impressed or not.

YouTuber extraordinaire and NASA alum Mark Rober took it upon himself to launch an egg into space only to release it and have it land safely.
NASA

It took literal NASA engineering to pull it off.

Billionaire commercial astronaut Jared Isaacman says we should bring back the dinosaurs — and we're almost convinced that he's kidding.
Future Society

He's joking... right?

Stanford University is circling the wagons around its president after student journalists uncovered serious allegations of scientific misconduct.
Developments

There are "serious problems" with this dude's work, one expert said.

Lockheed Martin showed off an Amazon Alexa-enabled "party mode" on board NASA's uncrewed Orion spacecraft, which is making its way around the Moon.
NASA

So tacky.

According to court filings, FTX owes about $55,319 to Jimmy Buffet's Bahamian Margaritaville resort, because of course it does.
Blockchain

No more cheeseburgers for SBF.

Brian "Liver King" Johnson, a caveman bodybuilder who has risen to fame online for eating raw animal liver on Instagram, has been accused of using steroids.
Developments

"Least surprising fitness scandal."

A courtroom in Washington County, Tennessee, erupted in cheers and applause after county commissioners rejected a proposal to build a Bitcoin mining plant.
Bitcoin

"Bitcoin mining is not welcome in Washington County."

In the early days of the FTX collapse, founder SBF was so stubborn about saving the exchange that people near him had to beg him to do the right thing.
Blockchain

This guy!

San Francisco police have been granted permission by city supervisors to murder civilians using killer robots, a dystopian turn of events.
Robotics

"This is opening up a Pandora’s box that could change our society in a significant way."

The official ball of the World Cup makes use of internal sensors that track its movements, but it needs to be charged like any old phone.
Future Society

Dodgy offside calls will be a thing of the past... as long as someone keeps the balls charged.

SBF, the disgraced head of the collapsed FTX crypto exchange, just can't stop talking smack — and this time, his lawyers are the victims.
Blockchain

That's one way to handle your lawyers.

Billy McFarland, scammer of Fyre Fest fame, wants you to invest in a not-metaverse metaverse project — and we have to say, we're confused.
Metaverse

"PYRT is a technology I've been working on for the past few years called the VID/R: the virtual immersive decentralized reality."

Used luxury cars are selling for way cheaper than ever as crypto continues to crashes, and some thing those two things are closely related.
Cryptocurrency

We're not gonna shed tears for these erstwhile internet money millionaires.

One of the world's preeminent astronomy organizations is decrying a newly-released satellite that has become one of the brightest objects in the sky. 
SpaceX

This long, weird satellite is one of the brightest things in the night sky now.

The Orion spacecraft in its journey past the Moon has captured a stunning, perspective-inducing photo that shows both the Earth and Moon in view.
Moon

"It's really hard to articulate what the feeling is. It's really amazing to be here, and see that."

The startup CEO who was fired for taking LSD before an investor meeting is now suing his former employer for alleged ableist and racist discrimination.
Health & Medicine

Would you be comfortable with your CEO taking acid on the job?

Fiji's Vanua Levu is being absolutely overrun by vines, including an invasive species introduced by US troops during WW2, The Guardian reports.
Science & Energy

Thanks, climate change.