# tech
To keep the stock market under human control, should we crack down on high frequency trading algorithms and what they can do?
# sex
PornHub wants to raise money for breast cancer research and got shot down by prominent charities. That was a huge mistake.
# tech
The problem with the supposed Russian attack on an American water treatment plant isn't the false alarm, it's how Congress and the DHS reacted.
# science
Anti-GMO activists are defending an extremely flawed study with all their bad faith rhetorical guns blazing.
# sex
A study from South Korea claims that castration can add years of male life expectancy. But on further analysis, there may be some issues with how it arrived at this conclusion.
# space
A new paper argues that nothing ever really falls into a black hole thanks to extreme time dilation and frame dragging.
# space
A new estimate for the energy required to power a warp drive puts the theoretical technology well within the realm of plausibility.
# tech
Military bureaucrats and the public is learning how messy and complicated huge programming projects can be thanks to the F-35.
# evolution
Creationists aren't happy with scientists' discoveries showing dinosaurs not as giant brutes, but diverse, nimble, and often bird-like.
# sex
A number of sex positive communities are confusing a healthy attitude about sex and sexuality with more and kinkier sex, and shaming those who aren't as adventurous.
# tech
Susan Greenfield is trying to sell normal changes in human brains in response to stimuli as brainwashing by technology and received an appropriate reply.
# politics
Dinesh D'Souza, the kind of offensive and intellectually lazy statements has somehow gotten even lazier and more offensive.
# tech
We're still not sure about the right way to counter state-sponsored hacking and how to organize a coordinated counter-attack.
# sex
Satoshi Kanawaza is back and he's as lazy, sexist, and racist as ever while pretending to be a victim.
# science
South Korea reverses its creationist-friendly course after consulting with scientists over the contents of its school textbooks.
