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Founder X Summit in August
Learn about the impossibility of telling the difference between a truly brilliant idea presently stupidly and a truly stupid idea that is presented accurately. More
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A court upheld the firing of 2 LAPD officers who ignored a robbery to play Pokémon Go (www.npr.org)
Perhaps I should not complain about people playing computer games during our zoom meetings.
Or perhaps I should make the meetings interesting enough that they aren’t tempted to do so.
Then again if, a robbery in progress isn’t interesting enough to lure a police officer away from his mobile phone, what chance do I have?
A California court denied the appeal of Louis Lozano and Eric Mitchell, who were fired from the Los Angeles Police Department after the 2017 incident. Their lawyer says they’re evaluating next steps.
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I’m in absolute, utter shock.Today, the LinkedIn community failed – LinkedIn (www.linkedin.com)
I applaud the courage and initiative of Danielle Theobald for clearly and loudly saying what so many others are feeling while silently suffering.
I’m in absolute, utter shock. Today, the LinkedIn community failed. I spoke up on behalf of women on LinkedIn who feel uncomfortable with sexualized
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Lance Cottrell on LinkedIn: Here is a quick teaser for next week’s Feel the Boot. I have seen (www.linkedin.com)
Lance Cottrel is reliably a great resource for practical, actionable, solid advice. So often I find myself saying, “I wish I had said that.”
Here is a quick teaser for next week’s Feel the Boot. I have seen numerous pitches go off the rails when the technology stops cooperating. Learn how to…
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A Molecule Tested in Higher Primates Reduced Alcohol Consumption By Half (www.bbrfoundation.org)
I wonder whether a practical version of this could be made to help people who have drinking problems — or even sugar problems?
Mammals—including great apes and monkeys as well as early humans—began consuming alcohol from fermented fruit long before humans developed methods to distill alcohol. It is therefore not surprising that multiple bodily systems in mammals, including humans, evolved over time to sense and regulate alcohol consumption. The prevalence of alcohol use disorder (AUD) in humans indirectly suggests that naturally evolved regulatory systems can become dysfunctional (due to genetic and/or environmental factors), removing the inherent “brake” on excessive or health-impairing alcohol intake.
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Russia’s Muratov sells Nobel medal for $103.5M to help Ukrainian children (www.washingtonpost.com)
Really uplifting news for the day.
Dmitry Muratov, editor of the independent Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta, said he hoped the bid on the Peace Prize medal would encourage others to help Ukrainian refugees.
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Physicists Say They've Built an Atom Laser That Can Run 'Forever' (www.sciencealert.com)
Laser — they’re not just for light anymore!
A new breakthrough has allowed physicists to create a beam of atoms that behaves the same way as a laser, and that can theoretically stay on “forever”.
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Multi-level cargo trike rolls like the Japanese kei van of ebikes (newatlas.com)
Really cool bike designs!
If you can’t build out, build up. It works for city buildings, and a Japanese design firm is trying to make it work for city bikes. The Streek electric trike from Yokohama’s Envision Incorporated carries two levels of cargo inside a high-rise loop frame compact enough for tight city streets and…
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