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In our self-driving future, why must we corrupt cars by turning them into offices? - Vimarsana News

In our self-driving future, why must we corrupt cars by turning them into offices?

Each time a new technology is introduced we hope it will reflect our humanity and each time human beings end up reflecting its sterile joylessness

Oil, Natural Gas, and Capitalism | Dissident Voice - Vimarsana News

Oil, Natural Gas, and Capitalism | Dissident Voice

The great powers -- the leading players in the imperialist system -- have always required a source for the energy to drive their economic engines. They needed energy resources to build and empower their military might; they needed energy to grow their national economies and power their vessels of trade and transportation. Indeed, their socio-economic

Tesla to Halt Production at German Car Factory as Red Sea Conflict Hits Supply Chains - Vimarsana News

Tesla to Halt Production at German Car Factory as Red Sea Conflict Hits Supply Chains

By William Boston BERLIN--Tesla plans to halt production at its Berlin factory for two weeks due to the conflict in the Red Sea continuing to disrupt transport ships, raising the specter of a...

Grant Williams open to returning to Celtics, but acknowledges challenges that could lead to departure - Vimarsana News

Grant Williams open to returning to Celtics, but acknowledges challenges that could lead to departure

Grant Williams open to returning to Celtics, but acknowledges challenges that could lead to departure

Herbert Diess: VW CEO runs out of road - Vimarsana News

Herbert Diess: VW CEO runs out of road

Herbert Diess’s tenure at VW came to a premature end after he fell foul of the group’s powerful owners. Matthew Partridge reports