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Dodge's upcoming Charger Daytona EV will not only generate enough noise to warn pedestrians of their presence, it will mimic the sound of a loud exhaust.
Advanced Transport

Dodge Says It’s Making an Electric Muscle Car That’s Super Loud and Obnoxious

This is the most American thing we've ever heard.

Sir Anthony Hopkins is doing what none other has done before — transforming his iconic body of work into NFTs, for some reason.
NFTs

We’re Ambivalent: Anthony Hopkins Is Turning His Work Into NFTs

"I’m probably the oldest guy in the NFT community..."

A psychedelic church is suing the city of Oakland and its cops for infringing upon their civil right to get high — as a religious sacrament, that is.
Health & Medicine

Church Sues Cops, Saying Psychedelics Are Its Sacrament

"This is what we truly believe is the origin of all religion and really what religion should be."

Coinbase Is Riddled With Insider Trading, Researchers Allege
Blockchain

Coinbase Is Riddled With Insider Trading, Researchers Allege

Who could have foreseen this?

This fall, Nicole Aunapu Mann will fly to the International Space Station (ISS) onboard the SpaceX Crew-5 — making her first indigenous woman in space. 
SpaceX

SpaceX Is about to Launch the First Ever Astronaut Who’s an Indigenous Woman

Big round of applause for Nicole Aunapu Mann, a member of the Wailacki nation!

You probably wouldn't want to let Tesla CEO Elon Musk know you disagree with him if you want any hope of keeping your job.
Elon Musk

Ex-Tesla Employee Says If You Disagree With Elon Musk You’re Getting Fired

Just don't get on his bad side.

The Lake Mead Swim Beach, a popular spot for beachgoers not far from Las Vegas, seems to be absolutely teeming with human remains.
Climate Change

They Keep Finding More Skeletal Remains at This Drying Up Lake

Why does this keep happening?

A garden hole dug by some bunnies in the Netherlands led to the discovery of at least three humans' remains — a particularly grim finding.
Future Society

Someone’s Pet Bunnies Dug Up Ancient Human Remains

Maybe they thought they were leaving their humans a gift?

Cars in recent years have come equipped with larger, more feauture-packed touchscreen infotainment systems. But are they really better than simple buttons?
Future Society

Study Finds That Buttons in Cars Are Safer and Quicker to Use Than Touchscreens

Turns out slapping a giant iPad on the dash isn't ideal to control your car.

A top White House climate official has been sanctioned by the nation's largest academic organization over some pretty serious ethical violations.
Climate Change

White House Climate Scientist Sanctioned Over Paper Retraction

This academic authority is not playing around.

California has a history of megafloods occuring every one to two hundred years, and now scientists say the odds of one happening again are twice as likely.
Climate Change

Scientists Warn of Megaflood That Could Drown California

Climate change has doubled the likelihood.

Though the company has yet to make a public announcement, embattled cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com is reportedly set to make another round of layoffs.
Cryptocurrency

Crypto.com Reportedly Doing More Layoffs After Promising It Wouldn’t

The crypto bloodbath continues.

Ever wanted to hear William Shatner absolutely eviscerate fellow Canadian Elon Musk on The Daily Show? Well, now's your chance.
Elon Musk

William Shatner Blasts “Supervillain” Elon Musk

"He's part Thomas Edison, part Iron Man, part annoying dude in the group chat."

During a spacewalk outside of the ISS, cosmonaut Oleg Artemyev was instructed by mission control to "drop everything and start going back right away."
Off-World

Cosmonaut Told to “Drop Everything” and Return to Airlock

This is terrifying to watch.

Mark Cuban, billionaire and Dallas Mavericks governor, is the target of a class action lawsuit aimed at himself and Stephen Ehrlich, CEO of Voyager Digital.
Cryptocurrency

Mark Cuban Sued for Promoting Crypto Exchange That Exploded

"...an unregulated and unsustainable fraud, similar to other Ponzi schemes..."

Stay out of the water, because Fukui city officials warn of an aggressive dolphin that's attacked and injured at least six people so far.
Science & Energy

Furious Dolphin Bites At Least Six Beachgoers in Japan

What the heck!?

NASA has finally rolled its massive Moon-bound rocket to the launch pad at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida — and ahead of schedule for once.
Moon

NASA Rolls Mega Moon Rocket Onto Launchpad

Destination: Moon.

Google's DeepMind neural network has demonstrated that it can create short videos from a single image frame with its new AI, Transframer.
Google

Google Scientists Create AI That Can Generate Videos From One Frame

This could be epic.

UK doctors have been able to successfully change the blood type of three donor kidneys from the rarer blood type B to "universal donor" type O.
Studies

Doctors Say They’ve Figured Out How to Switch an Organ’s Blood Type

"This research offers a glimmer of hope to over 1,000 people from minority ethnic groups who are waiting for a kidney."

Amazon and MGM are teaming up to air a TV show made from funny, viral Ring camera clips, that will be hosted by Wanda Sykes. It does not sound promising.
Future Society

New TV Show Made From Viral Ring Camera Surveillance Footage

It's like "America's Funniest Home Videos," but far more creepy.