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Man Builds Exoskeleton: Editorial and Update
Remember this entry? As you can see, I've corrected an oversight after the inventor of the exoskeleton paid me a visit:
lifesuitdriverThank you for posting the article. If it is not too much trouble I would ask you to make a small correction ( Read more... ) -
Further Crimes of the $cientologists
$cientology is now sponsoring a NASCAR driver:
Kenton Gray will drive for the Dianetics team. He credits the book with helping him become a better race car driver ( Read more... ) -
Now You See Me...
Scientists and tech guys are trying to develop an invisibility "cloak" that can render a man as unnoticeable as the recently ended Tony Danza Show:
Harry Potter's Invisibility Cloak Is Possible, Studies Say ( Read more... ) -
Man Builds Exoskeleton
A disabled ex Retired [EDIT: I'm owning up to a mistake and correcting it here, folks. Let me paraphrase my mistake and how it came to my attention: Thank you for posting the article. If it is not too much trouble I would ask you to make a small correction ( Read more... ) -
Potatoes Make Bad Housepets
I once had a pet potato. Bad choice. Let me explain why.
You see, the potato is stupid. You can't teach it to do anything. I tried teaching Bruce (that was my potato's name) how to roll over. Nothing. He'd just sit there looking at me like, "What?" Since that didn't work I tried teaching him to fetch. He just sat there once again looking at me ( Read more... ) -
L. Ron Hubbard, Sorcery, and Flying Saucers
I love urban legends and conspiracy theories. I'm not saying I believe them. I'm just saying that I find them amusing. In fact, the bigger the amount of bullshit contained in a conspiracy theory/urban legend, the more amusing it is to me.
And that leads me to my latest entry. It concerns an amusingly bullshit story about Scientology founder L. Ron ( Read more... ) -
Mars Mission Possible Says Cosmonaut and Space Engineer
A Russian cosmonaut and a Russian space engineer say a manned mission to Mars is possible by 2025:
Russian cosmonaut Yury Usachev logged more than 670 days in space but even he has his limits ( Read more... )
