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This device definitely brings the onset of shows such as ‘Black Mirror’ and ‘Altered Carbon’ closer to reality.
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Protection against stronger hurricanes, global warming, and its byproduct of rising sea levels is absolutely necessary.
How Silicon Harlem is leveling the playing field in education
Silicon Harlem is doing something more than supporting curiosity and providing education. They are giving hope.
Why did it take a pandemic to get our carbon footprint right?
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How Citius Mag founder Chris Chavez built an online running community
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Put some respect on Ani Sanyal’s name, the trailblazer behind Green Room Creative
It was a bright Monday afternoon. Our photographer and I had just gotten off the R train at the Cortlandt Street stop. We made our way through the lush ambiance of Westfield Mall and headed towards an
How Nike’s Project Moonshot helped me conquer the 2019 NYC Marathon
This 17-week journey started during the long, summer days of July. I walked into Nike’s NYHQ to take part in Project Moonshot.
How Neurotechnology is going to change the world as you know it
The Neurotechnology industry is focused on the next step of human civilization.
Earth is COOKED: What is really good with the Alaska wildfires?
As firefighters battle Alaska wildfire, we have to wonder, how can a place that is known for being brick year-round be the epicenter for all that heat?