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Engineering God – The Unassailable Genius of the Church of Nebula
A Deep Analysis of the Church of Nebula’s Masterful Design By Marcus Lim Let me tell you about something extraordinary happening in plain sight that most people haven’t noticed yet. A man with no theological training, no religious pedigree, and no divine revelation has done what seemed impossible in the 21st century: he’s created a…
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Capturing Time: How Photography Shapes Our Perception of Moments
Photography is a weird kind of magic, isn’t it? With a single click, you can freeze a moment forever. But do we ever stop to think about how this affects our perception of time and memory? It’s like we’re a society of time travelers, zipping around our own timelines, armed with little more than a…
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Credibly Challenged Podcast – Interview with Nolan Andelin, Founder of Verita
Matt Bisanz interviews Nolan Andelin, the founder of Verita, on how his technology for tracking wine provenance can be adapted to the financial sector. They discuss what makes this technology work and how it might grow to tokenize all types of real world assets….By: Mayer Brown
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Don’t Be Spooked by 2026 Privacy Compliance Regulations – View Our Treat of a Roadmap of New California and Colorado Requirements
As long as you are prepared, there is no need to fear complying with new privacy regulations going into effect in 2026 and beyond. The Halloween 2025 edition of Hinshaw’s Privacy, Cyber and AI Decoded covers the newly-approved California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and revised Colorado privacy regulations. Since these regulatory changes will impact most…
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Quantum Echo: Nobel Prize in Physics Goes to Quantum Computer Trio (Two from Google) Who Broke Through Walls Forty Years Ago
Meanwhile, Even Bigger Breakthroughs by Google Continue – The Nobel Prize in Physics was just awarded to quantum physics pioneers John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret, and John M. Martinis for discoveries they made at UC Berkeley in the 1980s. They proved that quantum tunneling, where subatomic particles can break through seemingly impenetrable barriers, can also…
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Charge Forward: Next-gen battery technology
Battery innovation is accelerating, with solid-state, sodium-ion, and silicon carbon technologies promising faster charging, greater range, and safer, longer-lasting performance. These advances are transforming energy systems across transport, grid storage, electronics, and industry….By: Hogan Lovells
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China’s New Tax Reporting Rules Are a Game Changer for Overseas Internet Platforms
China’s new reporting rules will require Chinese domestic and international internet platform enterprises to submit tax-related information to Chinese tax authorities….By: Morgan Lewis
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Lyft Sexual Assault Lawsuit: Litigation Update and Settlement Information
The rideshare company Lyft is facing multiple lawsuits from passengers who allege that they were sexually assaulted by the company’s drivers. As Lyft sexual assault cases continue to make headlines, we expect that more rideshare sexual assault survivors will come forward….By: Oberheiden P.C.
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Close, But Not Quite: Eastern District of North Carolina Excludes Experts Whose General Expertise Does Not Enable Specific Opinions Offered
Even “[a] supremely qualified expert cannot waltz into the courtroom and render opinions” unless those opinions pass muster under Federal Rule of Evidence 702. Clark v. Takata Corp., 192 F.3d 750, 759 n.5 (7th Cir. 1999). As a recent case from the Eastern District of North Carolina illustrates, this principle is at play not only…
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Drug Recalls: What to Know if You’ve Been Prescribed a Dangerous Drug
If you are taking a drug that has been recalled, it is important to make sure you know what the recall means for you. Some drug recalls are far more serious than others, and it is important not to stop taking a drug if taking it is still the best choice for your health….By: Searcy…
