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China to make its own quantum computer fridges

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asia times by Jeff Pao China is going to produce its own dilution refrigerators to chill superconducting chips in quantum computers, aiming to reduce its reliance on foreign cryogenic devices. →

I suffer from the world’s most beautiful disease - and also the most expensive to treat

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the conversation My name is Antonio and I suffer from spinal muscular atrophy (SMA, for friends). My life expectancy was only a few years when I was born, almost half a century ago. And all because I →

Bill Cosby sued in Nevada by 9 women who accuse him of sexual assault

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nbc news By Doha Madani and Kate Snow Nine women filed a sexual assault lawsuit against Bill Cosby in Nevada on Wednesday, just weeks after the state passed a law eliminating the statute of →

The public opinion tide begins to turn against electric vehicles

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american thinker By Thomas Lifson We have been swimming upstream for years here at American Thinker, arguing that conversion of the automobile fleet to electric vehicles is a mistake, harming the →

China’s artificial intelligence engineer shortage

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asia times by Jeff Pao China has vowed to boost the development of its artificial intelligence sector but it is facing a shortage of software engineers in the country. The latest illustration: →

Woman declared dead knocks on coffin during her own wake in Ecuador: "It gave us all a fright"

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cbs news A 76-year-old woman who was declared dead at a hospital in Ecuador astonished her relatives by knocking on her coffin during her wake, and the incident has prompted a government →

SpaceX launch doubleheader puts 124 payloads into orbit

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​cbs news​​​ By William Harwood In a Monday doubleheader, SpaceX launched 52 Starlink internet satellites from Florida and then fired off another Falcon 9 from California, putting 72 small payloads →

A feminist regrets

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​american thinker​​​ By Gerald K. McOscar A recent letter to advice columnist Dear Abby from a 32-year-old single woman caught my attention. Her 20s were spent in a serious long-term relationship. →

The "Mona Lisa bridge" mystery: Has the world's most famous painting finally given up a secret?

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cbs news By Chris Livesay, Anna Matranga Tuscany — If you manage to elbow your way past the crowds at Paris' Louvre museum to get close enough to stare into the eyes of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa →

Silvio Berlusconi: the property developer who became a media tycoon – and Italy’s most flamboyant prime minister

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the conversation Silvio Berlusconi, who has died at the age of 86, was born into a middle-class family in Milan, a city heavily affected by the second world war. He attended a private school →

Senior EU official found to own undisclosed luxury hotel in Bali

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​brussels times​​​ In 2009, the Dutch official Koopman reportedly bought the Munduk Moding Plantation Nature Resort & Spa hotel, which at the time had just five rooms. The establishment was then →

Don't Trust Corporations with Your Charity

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​american thinker​​​ By Trevor Thomas When it comes to in-person shopping, one of the more frequent complaints I've encountered recently concerns self-checkout registers. It seems many people despise →

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