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Basement! it is now finally basement! —— no fun in the basement. moving swiftly long. let's get to my politics. —— to politics. it's perhaps surprising in this age of email, texting, and social media, that the us political world is focused on the humble post office. so much so that house speaker nancy pelosi will call her members back from their august break, to prevent what she's called a "campaign to sabotage the election". which begs the question: why the post office? well, let's take a step back and explain. back in may, house democrats included $25 billion in funding for the post ...

To many here, although not, it seems, to president trump, who is blocking democrats' demands for additionalfunding. they want $3.5 billion for universal mail—in voting for the country. we have...hundreds of millions of voters, they can't do a little race with 20,000 people. now they want to take it countrywide mail—in voting, it's going to be the greatest fraud in the history of elections. when you always talk about russia, russia, russia, china, iran on voting, your biggest problem is going to be with the democrats. the president's contention that postal voting leads to fraud isn't suppor...

Leave hospitals short. which is where this new device comes in. it's one ventilator but for two people. you can see clearly here what makes this device unique. so imagine these bellows are human lungs. now, the one closest to me isn't going up very much at all, so that represents a smaller person with a smaller lung capacity. the far one is going up far more. that's a bigger person with a bigger lung capacity. so one ventilator able to cope with two very different people with very different needs. it's been designed by doctors from royal papworth hospital and engineers from the university of c...

Pandemic, and now, experts in cambridge have come together to design a new model that helps two people instead of one. designed by royal papworth hospital and the university of cambridge, this machine is still being tested, but it could eventually be used around the world. 0ur science correspondent richard westcott reports. when covid—19 first came, many countries including the uk were worried they will run out of hospital ventilators. they are the life—saving machines that breed for you. a second covid—19 wave could still leave hospital short. which is where this new device comes in. it...

To an a! controlled pizza robot and this is what happened. pizza, arguably the comfiest of comfort foods, and it's eaten by the millions daily around the world. and this one here was put together by a robot. developed by picnic, this modular machine is set to put together around 300 pizzas per hour. that is so many that you'd need three of those big ovens to cope with that amount. but those still need to be prepped by human but from there, it's completely automated. now, to get this machine running, first you select what kind of pizza you want on this tablet. once you've done that, you place t...