The past year brought many interesting developments overshadowed by the looming bear market. Many tapped out of the market without realizing the advancements in the Distributed Ledger Technology. Corporations

The key to political understanding is placing yourself in the other person’s shoes and walk the paths they’ve trodden. As I gained my political ideology footing throughout the 2000’s, I was always perplexed

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It’s understandable, crypto was started by cypherpunks looking to spread the good word of cryptocurrency from the grassroots. If a movement starts by and for the common man, then the common man will look

The SEC seemed very proud of themselves as they spoke before press corps after suing Tesla’s Elon Musk for fraud involving his tweets. The SEC’s investigation, which is continuing, was conducted by Walker

Remember when “Big Data” was the technical buzz word of the 2000s for everyone who wanted funding, a job, or research grants? Although the term was slightly over-used, Big Data is forever growing in

If alternative energy sources hope to compete against the fuels that powered developed societies into the 21st century, they will need help from energy storage systems. The best chance to keep pace with

For Joseph Pindar and many other IT professionals with a vision towards what's next, the current state of affairs is not sufficient to handle the Intrnet of Things. Joseph Pindar is Director of Data Protection

Back in 2015, Infiniti executives publicly stated they could see no demand for luxury electric cars before 2020. In spite of the success of the Nissan Leaf, the launching of the Infiniti LE at the 2012

Image Credits A few days ago I wrote about the latest Tesla Model 3 electric car and how I thought it was going to mark the beginning of the end of gasoline cars. While doing my reading about the newly

While someone out there is still willing to put down $2K for a 2019 launch of a $129,900 model car (only prototypes & CGI renderings thusfar), I have no idea why H. Fisker would reveal the first

Big Data was the buzz word throughout the 2000's. Everyone was paying attention to it, but no one really knew how to utilize it efficiently. Compared to the UNIVAC I, our first commercial vacuum tubed

Waymo, which is a brainchild of parent company Alpahbet (Google), is holding court in San Fransico alleging that former employee Anthony Levandowski downloaded (stole) documents from Google's database.

Lyft announced partnership with nuTonomy this week. NuTonomy is “building software to power tomorrow’s driverless fleets.” So far, nuTonomy’s full-stack software solution for automated driving is available

This is my intro post on STEEMit, and I'm very excited to join this community. The ideas rolling in my head must come out and fill others with excitement and joy I possess when thinking about the potential