Wall Street Journal: “US Is Not Yet Ready for Great Power Conflict” Yet Still Plots Against China
The US seems obsessed with China, yet effectively admits it is behind and unlikely to catch up. And it too quickly dismisses Russia.
Read more...The US seems obsessed with China, yet effectively admits it is behind and unlikely to catch up. And it too quickly dismisses Russia.
Read more...Biden Administration officials are pleased as punch with their targeting of China’s supposed Achilles heel: dependence on US designed chips.
Read more...Cisco turned from innovation to financialization, weakening the position of the US information-and-communication-technology industry
Read more...An update on Uber financial fakery and continued lack of bona fide profits.
Read more...After years of efforts to advance right-to-repair rules, farmers are starting to get traction.
Read more...Consumer-facing neurotechnology could make computers more accessible — and pose a new kind of threat to data privacy.
Read more...More reasons to regard ChatGPT as CheatGPT.
Read more...DOJ says it’s going to crack down as lawsuits pile up against real estate Goliaths and US officially becomes a “rent-burdened nation.”
Read more...Outwardly simple and seemingly rational choices often have far-reaching consequences for those who cannot or will not imagine the day after tomorrow.
Read more...Don’t. Don’t. Don’t believe the hype.
Read more...Examples of Google becoming more obvious about manipulating search results.
Read more...It is yet another attempt by those who believe that only a mega-scaled, technology-intensive approach can be a viable alternative to our current fossil fuel-dependent energy infrastructure.
Read more...Beyond the consensual Tesla hallucination, the real world for automakers is not fun.
Read more...The US plans to further stress its grid with electricity vehicle demands, with no plans for upgrades.
Read more...A wide-ranging discussion of some of the key mechanisms for exercising power in advaced economies, starting with monopolies.
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