Elon Musk

Yet this very paradigm of critical mass that has been instilled in me and so many other techies by business news, professors, colleagues and even movies is being shattered. A titan of social media is splintering before our very eyes.

The track is mired in garden variety digital art pop that skimps on both the experimental instrumentation and conceptual artistry audiences have come to expect from Grimes.

The extent of a problem collectively created by billions of people cannot be resolved by the actions of a handful of individuals, no matter how powerful they may be.

“A Glitch in the Matrix” is a fun, mind-blowing watch that allows one’s mind to wander into the inconceivable. So, what if we are living in a simulation?

This December marks the 10th month of quarantine, and the isolated people of the world have not disappointed when it comes to entertainment.

In January, Elon Musk outlined his plans for sending 1 million people to Mars by 2050. While this may seem like a great idea, moving to Mars is just not the move. 

The establishment of “No Spectators” in the East Bay feels appropriate considering the gathering’s Bay Area roots.

Before I know it, a Boosted Board and its rider whizzes past me, leaving me coughing in their dust and wondering why I simply couldn’t be as cool as them.

With social media and the passion of thousands of young activists across the planet, we can make sure that the trend of environmental activism never dies.