It is literally a goat with Elon Musk's head on it riding a rocket. interestingengineering.com/innovation/goa…

the UK government has announced that electric cars will no longer be exempt from vehicle excise duty, a road tax, from April 2025. With more than 2 years to go, we'll definitely have a new Prime Minister and government in place before it happens, so it may never happen 🙃

Twitter staff in UK + Germany haven't been paid on time

A space elevator is "a bridge to the entire solar system." interestingengineering.com/innovation/sci…

If you do this you're not a journalist, you're a very inexpensive PR.

World Cup Heartbreak in Three Images, 2022

Wait, he lost, he said he would leave if he lost! Instead we’re getting another objectively terrible policy change?

Nothing much, ChatGPT.

CES 2023 with the Interesting Engineering team here we go!!

In an interview with BMW's Research&Development Engineer Dr. Stella Clarke, our Editor in Chief Mike Brown goes behind the scenes of this groundbreaking color-changing electric vehicle. #CES2023

interviewing bird

Hello from Interesting Engineering at CES! #CES2023

Whats cool about the GameCube controller layout is it recognizes there’s a “good button” that you mainly use and then some other bullshit.

It's a big day for Interesting Engineering — we just launched Lexicon, our podcast that digs into the how and why of engineering with an array of special guests. Please keep your eyes peeled for future episodes — we can't wait to show you more! music.amazon.com/podcasts/137ac…

In the first episode of Lexicon, we explore the potential of 3D printing to revolutionize the way we cook and consume food. Jonathan Blutinger joins us to discuss how and why this technology could transform the food industry. Listen now to find out more: ie.social/4ORoy

Conceptual artist Hassan Ragab is currently hosting a Reddit AMA session about his outstanding AI architecture works reddit.com/r/Futurology/c…

This is next level.Nikita: built an app called tbh where teens could compliment each other, anonymously. Facebook bought the app and shut it down. Nikita vested out, then built an app called Gas where teens could compliment each other, anonymously. Discord bought the app and…

I use this in all my meetings at work last week. 80% of folks knew something was “wrong” and half asked me to “make it stop.” It’s close, but it’s creepy.

complete groupthink on the online safety bill, now with wartime metaphors, based largely on a misunderstanding that it regulates only Big Tech rather than actually empowering them vis a vis small internet services, federated services, community groups and similar.