Science
You Choose Who Dies: Sharks or Bees?
Sharks and bees are arguably two of nature’s most valuable species and they’re both having difficulty surviving these days, due in large part to human beings, arguably nature’s least valuable species. Let’s pretend that you actually feel bad about that AND care enough to do more than shake your head sadly and say, “someone (else)…
Read MoreAudience Members Interrupt Community AI Forum
Would you be able to ignore these two?
Read MoreTampa Man Says He Can Prove Women are Weak
Hard to dispute this assessment 💪
Read MoreTampa Engineer Introduces Revolutionary New Invention
Do you need one of these?
Read MoreNeoannophobia: why you should have it if you don’t already
Resolve to not be terrified (it won’t work; we’re all doomed)
Read MoreUSF researchers make remarkable discovery
This is a sizable find!
Read MorePhysicists present evidence of a TNF multiverse
This theory is developing rapidly.
Read MoreWhat Will Tampa Look Like 10 Years from Now?
Is this the future of Tampa Bay? 🌇
Read MoreUSF to honor esteemed tech innovator
The University of South Florida (USF) is presenting an honorary degree to digital pioneer genius Robert Hirschsquirtz at commencement ceremonies in Tampa later today. “There are a lot of hugely influential individuals out there in the world of technology, but few have had the massive, positive effect on people’s lives that Mr. Hirschsquirtz has,” said…
Read MoreEnergy harvested from un-reset microwave powers office building
Truist Place, formerly SunTrust Financial Centre, a skyscraper office building in downtown Tampa, has been completely rewired to draw power from a previously untapped source of alternate energy: the unused time from microwave ovens in company breakrooms. “What happens is somebody will set the microwave for three minutes to heat up some soup or a…
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