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I am the creator behind this beautifully illustrated comic book series—starting with Volume 1, featuring Galileo, Newton, Maxwell, Einstein, and Hawking. If you’re a parent, a science teacher, or just a curious mind who loves science, we’d love your support on Kickstarter! Any feedback is also much appreciated.

The high court’s decision will allow an appeals court ruling go into effect that lets developers direct iPhone users to cheaper purchasing options outside of Apple’s system.

The justices turned away Epic's appeal of a lower court's decision that Apple's App Store policies limiting how software is distributed and paid for do not violate federal antitrust laws. The justices also decided not to hear Apple's appeal of the same decision, which barred certain App Store rules.

Amazon will invest up to $4 billion in Anthropic and have a minority ownership position in the company.

"Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN) will invest as much as $4 billion in Anthropic, bagging a crucial partner in its effort to become a major player in generative artificial intelligence and offering a vote of confidence in the hot startup."

XRP is up. $0.60158 at the moment.

The role of accidents, chance and serendipity can be crucial to success. It’s the reason people still watch a black-and-white film every year.

New research is changing our understanding of the origins of consciousness.

Quantum research at a University of Chicago lab could help prevent hacking and connect a future web of supercomputers

If you have recently felt that the Supreme Court seems beholden to someone, you are not wrong. Don McGahn and the law firm Jones Day are the key figures.

Gerrymandering is a big problem and this tool helps convince judges that the map drawn is a biased one. Read the article to see how it works.

A technological revolution has made it harder for politicians to get away with gerrymandering.

This is really big news. Waiting to see some more details. Apparently nothing changes if you decide to take in-app payments but you will be able to take payments outside App Store and avoid the 30% cut Apple takes.

Is it like the Internet in 1995? Time will tell but it has the same potential to change our lives forever; and break government's monopoly on the (fake) money.

Thank you. We got some feedback from readers (make them funny) which we are incorporating. We are working on 6 new titles starting with Archimedes.

I hear you. I am not a big fan of apps either - web is based on open standards and decentralized. But micropayments are a problem on the web. In-app purchases do work. Push notifications do matter. If you are right about the web, how do you explain the rise of apps? Gmail, Facebook, Instagram could easily be web-based but their app versions are far more popular. I think you raise a good point though. I am afraid I don't have all the answers but I do see some reasons as I mentioned earlier.