Scientists Conclude We Are Toast!
Robert Austin takes a look at the alarm sounded by the IPCC and the viability of the suggestions put forth in their recent report.
Technology
Technological innovations, artificial intelligence, robotics, biotech, 5G, informatics, telematics, and other advancements and their impact on society are the primary focus of this section. Our survey data measuring the American public's hopes and concerns about technological advancements will form the articles' basis. Our interest includes data privacy, protection, and cybersecurity. We tackle trust in tech companies, breaking up big technology companies, and free speech in social media.
A Turning Point In Automotive History? It Just Might Have Been!
Biden administration set an ambitious new target for the automobile industry. And auto manufacturers welcomed the order. Robert Austin looks at the wheels that have been set in motion.
Unlike Hughes’s Glomar Explorer… This Time For Real Mining
In the second part of the two-part series, Robert Austin writes about how the reclusive innovator facilitated the “first” deep-sea drillship platform, the Glomar Explorer, and why deep-sea mining has now become viable.
Consolidating The Chips
A brief look at the role of semiconductors in today’s world and why the U.S. should improve its production capabilities in the domain.
Driving The Demand For Evs
No doubt, the new cars of the future will be electric! So that leaves us with two remaining questions: How do car buyers feel about that? And, will our electrical infrastructure support the rapid increase in electrical demand?
Hydrogen Taking To The Skies
Last week, we spoke about Hydrogen-powered cars to reduce emissions. In this second part, we look at what Hydrogen can do for the aviation industry.
Making Gasoline Pay To Offset Emissions
How much more would you pay at the gas station for a cleaner environment? Beyond the personal budget, the answer may significantly impact our planet in the long run.
Automotive Demand Index Brightens: It’s Pretty Breathtaking Actually
Our latest survey shows robust demand for new vehicles. We forecast auto sales to remain strong in the coming months, hovering around 17.5 million units on an annualized basis.
Public Priorities For Probing Capitol Riot
What should a probe look into if one were to be conducted?
Winds Of Change On The Horizon
Wind farm will power half a million homes in New Jersey by 2024.
Face Off With Facebook
We rarely think of social media sites as a tech company. The most popular one has grown to such proportions that it is a monopoly. We look at how Americans feel about this development and what is likely in store for the tech giant Facebook.
Stemming Amazon
Tech companies, like Amazon, have grown to such proportions that they behave like monopolies, manipulating and dictating the market. We look at how Americans feel about this development and what is likely in store for the tech giants.
Google Knows Almost Everything... About You Too!
Tech companies, like Google, have grown to such proportions that many behave like monopolies. We look at how Americans feel about this development and what is likely in store for the tech giants
Time To Upset The Apple Cart?
Tech companies have grown to such proportions that many behave like monopolies. We look at how Americans feel about this development and what is likely in store for the tech giants starting with Apple, Inc.
Americans Want A Tough Approach To Nuclear Talks
Mark Pfeifle, a former deputy national security adviser for strategic affairs and global outreach who led the campaign to promote President George W. Bush's "surge" of US forces in Iraq, discusses the TIPP Poll findings on the topic of nuclear deal with Iran.