Global Temperatures Are Mostly Fake
Real Science | NOAA claims global temperatures are the hottest ever, based on some rather spectacular junk science. NOAA doesn’t actually have any temperature data over most of the land surface.
Real Science | NOAA claims global temperatures are the hottest ever, based on some rather spectacular junk science. NOAA doesn’t actually have any temperature data over most of the land surface.
New American | Internationalists and climate alarmists are freaking out.
The Daily Sheeple | As far as most people are concerned, the current wave of robotic automation that’s sweeping the globe is frightening enough.
Anna Scanlon | Utah health officials have confirmed that an elderly woman who passed away in late June has died after contracting the Zika virus.
Sputnik | The so-called robot revolution may ride roughshod over people’s right to privacy, Gor Nakhapetyan, advisor to the Russian innovation center Skolkovo, told Sputnik.
London Independent | China had hoped to guide the satellite back to Earth – but they might not be able to.
Truth Revolt | “So what did the 97 percent actually say?”
Defence One | As military-grade robotics get cheaper and more capable, someone will arm them and put them on American streets.
The Hill | A bill to keep states from issuing their own mandatory labeling laws for foods made with genetically modified ingredients sailed through the Senate on Thursday despite pushback from Democrats.
Julie Fidler | As if severe water pollution and Zika weren’t bad enough.
Daily Mail | Scientists say tedium can lead to our views becoming extreme.
RT | The US Department of Defense is using an animated online course about a zombie pandemic to teach active-duty military nurses about population health.
Daily Mail | Experts reveal what it would take to live forever digitally.
Reuters | The dreaded act of parallel parking could soon become a thing of the past with Chinese inventors backing their new parking robot to take away the stress for anxious drivers.
RT | Tests carried out by a German watchdog revealed Kinder chocolate bars and two other brands tested positive for a hazardous cancer-causing substance.