Just in time for the 100th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution, Chechnya’s strongman leader, Ramzan Kadyrov, has come up with a social-media twist on a Soviet-style tradition – he’s given away an iPhone X for the best poem about Russian President Vladimir Putin.
(TFC) – There were a lot of questions following the ‘terrorist attack” in San Bernardino in December of 2015. Reports of multiple shooters, lack of evidence and information from official sources, and the suspicious deaths of the accused terrorist aside, the…
United States (Sputnik) – A hacking group threatens to wipe data from over 300 million Apple devices unless the US technology giant pays a ransom, the Motherboard news portal reported Tuesday. The hackers identified as “Turkish Crime Family” demanded Apple to pay…
A new book draws from thousands of years of history to show that innovation flourishes in egalitarian settings and is stifled by cut-throat by competition.
In The Bleeding Edge: Why Technology Turns Toxic in an Unequal World, European academic and activist Bob Hughes exposes how inequality significantly diminishes our technological options and turns successful inventions into their evil counterparts.
