The Department of Government Efficiency: (DOGE) A Masterclass in Waste

In what might be the most ironic government initiative of 2024, the newly announced Department of Government efficiency (DOGE) has managed to embody everything it claims to fight: bureaucratic bloat, inefficient processes, and vulnerability to fraud. Let’s examine this comedy of barking mad failures and weakness. Two Heads, No Brain First, we have the obvious … Continue reading The Department of Government Efficiency: (DOGE) A Masterclass in Waste

Elon Musk’s Blatant Ignorance Is Killing His Own Truck Dreams

Elon Musk’s approach to innovation and business practices has drawn substantial criticism, with some comparing him to notorious fraudster Bernie Madoff. Musk’s strategy, it appears, centers around a common swindler’s tactic: promising what people want to hear rather than delivering on feasible, tangible results. Musk’s modus operandi seems to consist of peddling dreams and collecting … Continue reading Elon Musk’s Blatant Ignorance Is Killing His Own Truck Dreams

Panasonic Announces Solid State Battery for 2027 Toyotas

Toyota’s recent announcement regarding their solid-state batteries has caused a stir in the electric vehicle (EV) market, with the company positioning itself as a front runner in revolutionizing the industry. The credit for this breakthrough largely goes to Panasonic, as acknowledged by Toyota’s PR team. Toyota is developing the solid-state batteries through Prime Planet Energy … Continue reading Panasonic Announces Solid State Battery for 2027 Toyotas

“If you really need a car, buy an old one and use it as little as possible”

Rowan Atkinson has some brilliant things to say about why nobody should be in a rush to buy an electric car. In terms of manufacture, [modern ICE] cars have paid their environmental dues and, although it is sensible to reduce our reliance on them, it would seem right to look carefully at ways of retaining … Continue reading “If you really need a car, buy an old one and use it as little as possible”