It turns out that in the US people pay more for not having a taxi driver. The added value of going silently offers and works

According to The data Offered by OBI, an app that offers real -time prices on the different taxi and transport services in the United States, Waymo’s autonomous cars They cost average $ 20.43 by journey compared to 14.44 of Lyft and the 15.58 of Uber. Even so, users are willing to pay the premium for … Read more

Europa presumes to be a renewable power, but it turns out that it wants to import energy directly from Africa

The desert sun hits strongly the dusty plains of Tunisia and Algeria. At first glance, they look like empty lands, but they could soon become a mosaic of wind towers, solar fields and batteries capable of storing as much electricity as to feed millions of European homes. It will not be energy for nearby cities: … Read more

Years ago I bought a computer that turned out to be a chestnut. Almost for the same price, this gives three (or more) turns

A few years ago (not too many) I bought a computer that would be destined to work exclusively. It turned out to be a bit brown. I spent approximately 620 euros and, although I did not have a bad technical card, the experience was very different from what I expected. Times change and today for … Read more

Our body is full of almost indestructible “eternal chemicals.” It turns out that we have the solution in the intestine

“Eternal chemicals” is a name with great loudness. They are practically indestructible molecules, and the problem is that they are really harmful for both nature and us. In recent years we are taking it seriously and we have sought Remove them with guns with electron beams. Also through forms of break their molecular bondsand now … Read more

Pontegadea turns Luxembourg into the new homeland for the Empire of the brick of Amancio Ortega in Europe

Pontegadea, the Real Estate Holding of Amancio Ortega, It has grown so much In recent years that he has had to review his management strategy for the company’s European assets. Given this change of structure, the company has taken advantage of centralize management Of all the real estate holding company, making the one that until … Read more

It turns out that it is destroying innovation

In recent years, many companies have sought formulas to convince their employees to return to offices. The main argument to justify that return to face -to -face was the loss of Equipment cohesion But, above all, the assumption Freezo to innovation and the productivity that Telework had meant. To appease the employees that they raised … Read more

We believed that the nasal strips had died in the 90. It turns out that they were just waiting for Instagram to get them fashionable

The small adhesive bands that stick in the nose are again very common on slopes, gyms and popular races after decades of oblivion. Why is it important. From Carlos Alcaraz Even weekend runners, the phenomenon of nostrils has exploded in the last year. It is no accident: It reflects both the obsessive search for marginal … Read more

We had been thinking that creatine served to train better. It turns out that the greatest benefit was in the brain

Creatine is the star sports supplement and one of the most studied. As with the coffee and caffeineis surrounded by Myths And we have been investigating its benefits for decades when practicing sports. AND studies More recent have placed up to creatine supplementation by pointing out that the muscles are not the only ones that … Read more

I have played the ‘Nintendo Switch 2 Welcomme Tour’ thinking that it was a payment manual. It turns out that it is a science museum

The presentation of Nintendo Switch 2 In April it was curious. In the event they revealed a lot of details and interesting games that excited the players, but after it, the Batacazo arrived. The console prices, of games and accessories. The monetary hangover lasted a few days and the lace was the ‘Nintendo Switch 2 … Read more

In 1963 we discovered a pre -Columbian city hidden in the jungle of Peru. It turns out that we only knew the tip of the iceberg

Between the VII and XVI centuries the northeastern Andes of what is today Peru saw a rich civilization that planted the Incas: The Chachapoyasthe “cloud forest people.” There, between 2,000 and 3,000 meters above sea level, its people raised funeral and ceremonial constructions that over the centuries ended up devoured by weeds. One of his … Read more

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