Driverless (or autonomous) car technology may still seem like the stuff of science fiction and the distant future, but it is increasingly a part of our lives right now. Further development of the technology is inevitable. Therefore, it is worth asking if driverless cars a good idea Will driverless cars[…]
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In the 2016 presidential election, almost 56% of eligible U.S. voters cast a ballot. That means, of course, that 44% – or approximately 108 million eligible voters – did not vote (based on U.S. Census Bureau statistics). Considering the impact that elected officials have on our everyday lives, that is[…]
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Drone technology has proliferated in recent years, with users ranging from military, to scientists, to backyard hobbyists. But is drone technology beneficial? A technology doesn’t rapidly expand without a lot of advantages to drive interest and use. It is also true, though, that sudden popularity comes with disadvantages as well.[…]
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You’ve graduated high school. You’d like a college degree for career options it will provide, but where should you go? You may find yourself asking, “Should I attend a Community College?” For many students, the prospect of attending a community college competes with thoughts of entering the workforce immediate after[…]
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The term “inflation” can have varied meanings depending on context, but fundamentally it refers to an increase in the cost of goods and services. As consumers, we have a negative association with inflation because things are more expensive for us to purchase. But is inflation always bad? As a broader[…]
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Plastics are, without a doubt, a great convenience. They are lightweight, flexible, moisture resistant, and cheap to produce (and purchase). The popularity of plastic is evident in the amount of plastic waste generated each year: enough to circle the Earth four times. Typical plastic takes an extremely long time to[…]
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