Campylobacter: The Foodborne Illness You Never Heard Of (And Hope You’ll Never Get)
In our ongoing series on foodborne illnesses, we continue with the third most common – Campylobacter. This one is sneaky!
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In our ongoing series on foodborne illnesses, we continue with the third most common – Campylobacter. This one is sneaky!
HARPA, a new government project, will use private data collected from Big Tech to “identify” people who might engage in “violent behavior.”
Last Friday, a US federal appeals court sided with the people – finally. The court ruled that travelers can sue the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers for “abusive conduct.”
When the government becomes publicly concerned about something like Ebola, don’t you wonder what they know that we do not?
Orwell warned us about a dystopia that we wouldn’t be able to stop, Huxley warned us about a dystopia that we would beg not to stop. The US isn’t becoming Orwellian, it’s becoming Huxleyan.
Zombie deer disease is spreading in North America, and the Canadian government has issued a warning about the always-fatal disease.
Facebook is transcribing users’ voice recordings and it’s been withholding that fact from users. And THIS is one of the companies they hired to do it.
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The nation’s leader in Creepy Dystopia, California, has a brand new program. The Cradle to Career Data System will document everything about a child in the ongoing fight for “equity.”
If you use encrypted messaging options like iMessage, WhatsApp, Signal, Wickr, Telegram, etc., the government wants to put a stop to it.
There have been a number of cyber attack stories, accusations, and threats over the past few days. They can’t all be linked…CAN they?
A team of engineers built an algorithm that scans through a database of images and selects the faces that could be linked to the DNA found at a crime scene.
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