JETLAG RADIO 213 | BENKYO RADIO 213

• Artist of the Month: Sub Focus and Wilkinson [beatportal]

• 11 things to try if you just can't seem to finish a track [Computer Music]

• Korg drops the new Hybrid synth into its Module 4 app, and you can use it in Gadget, too [Future Music]

• Venues and Arts Organisations ‘Forced to Thank Government’ Publicly to Receive Culture Recovery Fund Grant [DJ Mag]

• Stir crazy? Fear not, Dillon Francis has you covered with new ‘Bored In The House’ remix [Dancing Astronaut]

• Zedd Trolls Fans with The Shortest Song Teaser Ever [Your EDM]

• What You Need to Know About LinkedIn Stories [Gary Vaynerchuck]

• Five things to know about the Mediterranean search and rescue crisis [MSF]

• The persecution of the Uyghurs is a crime against humanity [The Economist]

• “If I speak out, they will torture my family”: voices of Uyghurs in exile [1843 magazine]

• 5 Super Awkward WFH Moments You’ve Probably Experienced [Harvard Business Review]

• Project Iceman: Anders Hofman and Antarctica's first Ironman triathlon [BBC Sport]

• Ending Covid-19 by Letting Everybody Catch It Is a Terrible Idea - Millions would die, millions more would suffer, with vaccines just months away.[Bloomberg Opinion]

• U.S. senators ask Amazon if it tracks employees, curbs bids to form unions [Reuters]

• $9 trillion: The potential income boost from coronavirus vaccine [AL-Jazeera News]

• The Remarkable Effectiveness of Pete Buttigeg on Fox News [The New Yorker]

• Spider-Cat is already shaping up to be the real hero of Spider-Man: Miles Morales [The Verge]

• What a second Trump term could mean for LGBTQ people [Vox]

• Tesla’s decision to scrap its PR department could create a PR nightmare [TechCrunch]

• Artificial general intelligence: Are we close, and does it even make sense to try? [MIT Technology Review]

• US officials warned the White House that Russian intelligence was using Rudy Giuliani to funnel disinformation to Trump [Business Insider]

• Thirty-year failure to tackle preventable disease fueling Covid pandemic [The Guardian]

• Trump’s Misogyny Might Finally Catch Up With Him [The New York Times]

• Americans Are Voting Early At A Record Rate [HuffPost]

• Beyond the Myth of Malcom X [The Atlantic]

• Wisconsin Was Never A Safe Blue State [FiveThirtyEight]

• Hours after refusing to help pay for California’s wildfire recovery, White House reverses course [The Washington Post]

• Couvre-feu et surveillance de masse… Ce que George Orwell n’avait pas prévu (ou écrit) [Le Monde]

• Macs with new ARM chips may launch at Apple event next month [Mashable]

• Sending Letters to Incarcerated People Is Too Hard. This App Makes It Easy [VICE]

• Incredible details of 10,000-year-old trek revealed in fossil footprints [Nat Geo]

• Barack Obama Will Hit The Campaign Trail In Presidential Race's Final Days [NPR]

• This Election, Californias Will Reckon With Legacy GOP Policies [CapRadioNews]

• Pour une retraite vraiment universelle [Le Monde diplomatique]

• The U.N. Has a Diversity Problem [Foreign Policy]

• Capitalism After the Pandemic [Foreign Affairs]

• Amid a Pandemic, Evictions Plague the Philippines [The Diplomat]

• A Look at the U.S. Army’s Future Mission [The Cipher Brief]

• A Physicist’s Approach to Biology Brings Ecological Insights [Quanta magazine]

• 1973 : Stockage de papier et de cartes perforées #ThrowBackThursday Alors que le monde se dirige vers encore plus de numérisation, regardez comment le stockage du papier occupait autrefois des milliers d'étagères. Réduire notre impact sur l'environnement : [CERN_FR]

• Prior Weather Linked to Rapid Intensification of Hurricanes Near Landfall [NASA]

• Rising to meet the INTERPOL Digital Security Challenge [INTERPOL]

• X-37 Lessons Learned Could Help Space Force Define Future Capabilities [Air Force Magazine]

• CyberPorsche: Keanu Reeves/Johnny Silverhand’s Cyberpunk 2077 911 Turbo Is Real [MOTORTREND]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 213 & BENKYO RADIO 213.

We are about 17 days away from the Election. This is so exciting because it was an atrocious 4 years of hectic behavior over the past 4 years due to this Trump Administration, and I am eager for Biden/Harris to win and get us out of this mess. As upset as I am, Bernie Sanders is correct. Let’s stay calm over the next 17 days, make sure that Biden is elected, then, Congress can work on a Progressive Agenda. Things like Medicare For All, Income Inequality, Fight for $15, BLM, Immigrant rights, Veteran rights, so on and so forth.

To those of you who are students and not paying attention in class, turning off your webcam in front of your teacher, goofing around, do what you want. When you’re illiterate and can’t find a job, remember this moment. When you chose not to study. Pick up a book. Start reading. Start writing.

Since March 2020, billions of people around the world are living in isolation. People acted nonchalantly. They failed to realize that since 1948, Palestinians have been living in isolation. God doesn’t give a fuck if gay people are making out. He does get upset when you praise about Jesus, hold mega-churches, but then let poor people suffer. People who don’t have to eat. Why do you think the World Food Programme won Nobel Peace Prize? Because people realized the important work out there.

Iron Man (Elon Musk), take a fucking year off, and work to find a Coronavirus vaccine. Stop asking Spider-Man to do all the work. An unpaid internship during a global pandemic is incredibly embarrassing to your corporation.

If you are attempting to cut-down video-game time with your kids, may I recommend LEGO TECHNIC. I grew up building legos as a kid. I remember building a truck. It’s been so long, and I look forward to build a sport-car. I wanted to get the Lambo, but Lego is crazy, I’m not spending $350 on that. That’s as much as a PS4.

Remember, people who don’t wear masks in public are spreading the Coronavirus. They are the reason why we still can’t go to our favorite venues, our coffee shops, our restaurants, so on and so forth. Please wear a mask, use social-distancing, and wash your hands. The vaccine is still one year away.

Support one-another! Support each other’s work! Be there for moral support! Mental Health is important, and any employer that discriminate against workers for such will be swiftly dealt with.

Don’t forget to watch Motul Petit Le Mans this weekend!

Until next time!

JETLAG RADIO 212 | BENKYO RADIO 212 | LAMBDA/QUANTUM/GT/TECHNO RADIO 044

• Tips For Enhancing Your Mental Health on World Mental Health Day and Beyond [beatportal]

• Share your favourite Casio musical instrument memory and get a free fanzine to mark 40 years of its synths, pianos and keyboards [Computer Music]

• The beginner’s guide to: dubstep [Future Music]

• Black History Month: In Conversation w/ Point Blank’s Linton Bennett (Warren G, All Saints, Boyz II Men) [DJ Mag]

• Nicky Romero releases debut single via Universal Music Group ‘Nights With You’ [Dancing Astronaut]

• STUDY: Live Stream Industry Could Be Worth “Tens of Billions” In 3 Years, But Not For EDM [Your EDM]

• ASK GARYVEE: How to Build Your First Business: [Gary Vaynerchuk]

• World Mental Health Day [MSF]

• The World Food Programme’s peace prize may actually do some good [The Economist]

• The epidemic that exposed racial fissures in America - two centuries ago [1843 magazine]

• Want More Diverse Senior Leadership? Sponsor Junior Talent. [Harvard Business Review]

• White House ‘hosted Covid superspreader event’ [BBC News]

• “Long Covid” Makes the Pandemic Even Scarier [Bloomberg Opinion]

• Hurricane Delta weakens after churning into storm-battering Louisiana [Reuters]

• Armenia, Azerbaijan agree ceasefire in Nagorno-Karabakh [AL-Jazeera News]

• The French Secret to Ratatouille, a Last Taste of Summer [The New Yorker]

• Disney Plus finally understands how fans want to watch Marvel movies [The Verge]

• What a Democratic Senate wants [Vox]

• Facebook and Instagram will pin vote-by-mail explainers to top of feeds [TechCrunch]

• Voter intimidation is a real threat, say experts—but there are rules to guard against it. [MIT Technology Review]

• How to download Nvidia drivers to keep your computer’s graphics running smoothly and vibrantly [Business Insider]

• ‘Brain fog’ / The people struggling to think clearly months after Covid [The Guardian]

• Trump’s Taxes Show He Engineered a Sudden Windfall in 2016 [The New York Times]

• Trump’s COVID-19 ‘Miracle’ Treatment Relied On Cells Linked To Aborted Fetus [HuffPost]

• What Strength Really Means When You’re Sick [The Atlantic]

• A Contested 2020 Election Would Be Way Worse Than Bush v. Gore [FiveThirtyEight]

• Gretchen Whitmer: I will hold the president accountable for endangering and dividing America [The Washington Post]

• Musical, historique ou littéraire : nos replays du week-end [Le Monde]

• VP debate shows we’re stuck in first grade on climate change [Mashable]

• The Pentagon Wants Elon Musk to Yeet Cargo Around the Planet In an Hour [Motherboard by Vice]

• Who infected President Trump? This genetics tool could easily pinpoint the source [Nat Geo]

• 4 Tips To Help You Prepare For A Natural Disaster During A Pandemic [NPR]

• Interview: Assemblywoman Shirley Weber On How California Can Address Systemic Racism [CapRadioNews]

• Ordonnances pour l’hôpital [Le Monde diplomatique]

• This November, America’s Safety Is on the Ballot [Foreign Policy]

• A National Security Reckoning [Foreign Affairs]

• Suganomics: Abenomics Minus Yasukuni [The Diplomat]

• Ambitions Driving Ankara’s Actions [The Cipher Brief]

• Computer Scientists Break Traveling Salesperson Record [Quanta magazine]

• #FDS2020: des questions sur le #LHC, les #ondesgravitationnelles, l’#Univers, le #web et plus encore? [CERN_FR]

• NASA Administrator to Announce New Space Tech Public-Private Partnerships [NASA]

• INTERPOL-Europol 8th Cybercrime Conference: “Half of humanity at risk” [INTERPOL]

• Pentagon Issues Strategy to Better Harness Data [Air Force Magazine]

• Hyundai Goes All-In to Win the 2020 IMSA Championship [MOTORTREND]

• Lewis Hamilton: “I’m Not Going to Stay Quiet” [RoadandTrack] #BLM

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 212 & BENKYO RADIO 212, and LAMBDA/QUANTUM/GT/TECHNO RADIO 044.

I am excited about this blogpost because I can announce that I’ve almost just completed yet another Project Management course. As you know, with COVID-19, it’s important to stay busy. The next PM class will start within the next few weeks. Remember what I said in an earlier blogpost. During the pandemic, time is simply passing by, so it does not hurt to get more education. More certifications mean more opportunities. I’d like to provide this reminder to all fellas out there, ever since the pandemic, many of us are having our laptops on our lap, pretty much all day. Make sure you buy a laptop fan, in order to save your little swimmers.

It appears that Microsoft is letting people work from home indefinitely. That’s amazing!

Fall is not just for Pumpkin Spice, it’s for Hard Cider! (Drink with Moderation)

So excited about Razer Conference 2020: A Digital Celebration For Gamers. By Gamers.

Thank God for Music Therapy. #WorldMentalHealthDay

Until next time!

JETLAG RADIO 211 | BENKYO RADIO 211 | LAMBDA/QUANTUM/GT/TECHNO RADIO 043

• Air Force chief makes Time’s 100 most influential people list [AirForceTimes]

• Pope: Market capitalism has failed in pandemic, needs reform [PBS News Hour Weekend]

• Occupying Palestine is rotting Israel from inside. No Gulf peace deal can hide that [The Guardian]

• Twitter announces changes to clamp down on US election misinfo, like blocking retweets of misleading content from candidates and accounts with 100K+ followers [TechMeme]

• The Logistics of Reparations - In addition to sparking protests across the globe, the killing of George Floyd revived the national conversation about how to repay Black people for centuries of state-sanctioned racism. Political will for reparations, long too weak to ignite any substantive change, shows signs of shifting: While a 2019 survey found that 15% of white Americans supported reparations, a July 2020 poll put that number at 39%. [Quartz]

• Twitter’s answer to election misinformation: Make it harder to retweet - It’s a way to slow down the spread of false information and buy fact-checkers time, experts say. [Recode]

• It’s never too early to teach your kids about cybersecurity [TheNextWeb]

• The Meaning of Chuseok During a Pandemic Year [Eater]

• How to Keep Your Employees Healthy While They’re Working From Home - Poor home-office ergonomics and pandemic-related stress can cause health problems. Here’s how to manage those issues in your (remote) workplace. [Inc.]

• Slack’s CEO on why tech companies have to make peace with permanent remote work [Fast Company]

• 6 Habits of Insanely Productive People [Medium]

• Microsoft Tells Employees That They Can Work From Home Permanently [Entrepreneur]

• Put Trump’s Tweets on a Time Delay - Twitter has announced new changes to combat misinformation. It should go further by checking and flagging the president’s tweets—before they wreak havoc. [WIRED]

• Hands-On Wellness 27 - Tech for Sinus Pain [TWIT]

• Can You Actually Game in 8K (RTX 3090 Gameplay!) [MKBHD]

• Instagram Reels Got Updated, TikTok Still Better [Sam Sheffer]

• The House makes its move - The good, the bad, and the gridlock in Congress’ big antitrust report [Platformer by Casey Newton]

• The New Google Pixel 5! [Dave Lee]

• My favorite noise canceling headphones! Sony WH-1000XM4 [iJustine]

• Microsoft teams up with OpenAI to exclusively license GPT-3 language model [Microsoft]

• Toshiba joins Azure Quantum, providing Ising machine to solve large combinatorial optimization problems [Microsoft Quantum]

• Signs and Wonders - Reading the literature of past plagues and suddenly seeing our present reflected in a mirror. [Lapham’s Quarterly]

• Why astronomy is considered the oldest science [Astronomy magazine]

• Betting on a Vaccine Soon? Consider These 3 Potential Outcomes [Salesforce]

• Sony Confirms PS4 to PS5 Save Transfers, Reveals Incompatible PS4 Games [IGN]

• Best Buy Black Friday Sale Will Compete With Amazon Prime Day [GameSpot]

• Cyberpunk Red, tabletop RPG and prequel to Cyberpunk 2077, out in November [Polygon]

• Why the MLS playoffs need to be in a bubble [SB Nation]

• Formula 1: Fog prevents Eifel Grand Prix practice [BBC Sport]

• Manchester United Tactical Analysis: What the hell is going on? [The Busby Babe]

• Talking about race is not optional [Ohio State Alumni Magazine]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 211 & BENKYO RADIO 211. There’s also LAMBDA/QUANTUM/GT/TECHNO RADIO 043. I can’t believe that we only have 24 more days until the Election. I want to remind you that we need to be patient, since they will have to count all the mailing ballots, which may take weeks. In any case, we must go away from the Trump nightmare. He is not fit to be President. People knew this for a long time, they were unwilling to speak out. I am very glad that Keith Olbermann is sounding the alarm and resumed his YouTube series. Every time that I get upset about working for free, I get reminded that I am not the only one. There are many people working, desperately working for their next paycheck or stimulus check. I can’t wait to read John O. Brennan’s book which essentially says that the Intelligence Community is working extremely hard to avoid a 2016-style Russian hack of the 2020 Presidential Election, and since today is World Mental Health Day, I am going to read a Zen book that Kevin Rose mentioned on his podcast.

Stay safe, boys & girls, we can do this. Only just a little longer to go. Don’t forget to watch the 43 episodes of GTO: Great Teacher Onizuka. A story about a Substitute Teacher with a dark past whom students can’t wait to get him fired but then beg him to get them out of trouble. He takes care of the bullies, whether there are boy or girl. The students forget that teachers are human beings too. He explains to them that they can’t say teachers are losers and then call them Teacher when they need help. The story talks about nerdy boys whom mean girls make his life miserable in Middle School, so much that he wanted to kill himself. Onizuka saves his life and tells him not to worry, he will make school learning fun. Later in the show, the mean girls who hate Onizuka gets kidnapped by dirty old men who want to videotape them and he comes to their rescue, even though they treated Onizuka like shit. Onizuka not only gets fired, but saves the day. The expression: “don’t judge a book by its cover” is very important when it comes to Onizuka.

Don’t forget to watch the South Park Pandemic Special!

I saw a picture about a kids classroom. In Yemen. There was no classroom. They were sitting in the dirt, in a building which was destroyed by rockets. I want you to picture that setting, and please stop complaining about online classes from now on.

Welp, I’m gonna make more coffee, and eat some sunflower seeds, because I have more writing to do.

Wear a mask! Use social-distancing! Use hand-sanitizer!

Until next time!

JETLAG RADIO 210 | BENKYO RADIO 210 | LAMBDA/QUANTUM/GT/TECHNO RADIO 042

• With touring on pause, artists are looking almost anywhere for income. As Harry Levin learns, for some, that means online education. [beatportal]

• Roland adds the TR-6S and TR-06 to its drum machine line-up, and offers a TR-606 plugin as well [Computer Music]

• Teenage Engineering’s “magical” new product is the OB-4, a $599 radio and “media instrument” [Future Music]

• Above & Beyond Share Four-Hour Group Therapy 400 Stream: WATCH [DJ Mag]

• Netsky Drops Newest Album Single Featuring Rudimental, “Blend” [Your EDM]

• Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic [MSF]

• Why You Should Put Your Employees First [Gary Vaynerchuck]

• Thirty years after reunification, Germany is shouldering more responsibility [The Economist]

• The far-right group were a flashpoint in the first presidential debate. Who are they? [1843 magazine]

• What Great Data Analysts Do — and Why Every Organization Needs Them [Harvard Business Review] “Analysts are data storytellers.”

• 165 million Americans don’t have reliable internet access. [Harvard Business Review]

• Senator who hugged White House guests has Covid-19 [BBC World]

• Guatemala sends over 3,000 Honduran migrants home from caravan [Reuters]

• Sudan’s government, rebel groups sign landmark deal [AL-Jazeera News]

• The Coronavirus and the Threat within the White House [The New Yorker]

• 2020 is giving us another chance to watch Mark Zuckerberg and Sundar Pichai get grilled by Congress [The Verge]

• How superspreading is fueling the pandemic — and how we can stop it [Vox]

• Google research lets sign language switch ‘active speaker’ in video calls [TechCrunch]

• This scientist made a Google Doc to educate the public about airborne coronavirus transmission - The evidence that the coronavirus spreads through the air has been mounting for months—but official guidance has barely shifted. Jose-Luis Jimenez has had enough. [MIT Tech Review]

• Twitter warned it will suspend users who wish for President Trump’s death and then received a backlash claiming double standards - Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Rep. Rashida Tlaib said they frequently faced death threats on Twitter. [Business Insider]

• The Real, Ugly Story of Trump’s Taxes [Bloomberg Opinion]

• Azerbaijan claims advances in Karabakh, Armenia vows history struggle [Reuters]

• Russian journalist dies after setting herself on fire [AL-Jazeera News]

• Presidential Illnesses Have Changed the Course of World History [The New Yorker]

• Razer’s Blade 15 Advanced review: runs fast, runs hot [The Verge]

• The US has reported more than 97,000 new Covid-19 cases since the news of Trump’s positive test [Vox]

• The next big tech hearing is scheduled for October 28 [TechCrunch]

• Long Covid: the evidence of lingering heart damage [The Guardian]

• For Veterans, Bonds Forged in Battle Are Tested by 2020’s Rancor [The New York Times]

• Time’s Most Influential Indigenous Activist: “Capitalism Destroys The Whole Planet’ [Huffington Post]

• Trump Thought He’d Never Get It - The president and his entourage have known since February that COVID-19 is a serious disease. They haven’t acted that way. [The Atlantic]

• What Happens If A Presidential Nominee Can No Longer Run For Office? [FiveThirtyEight]

• Pfizer CEO on the pressures of creating a covid-19 vaccine: ‘What is at stake is beyond imagination’ [The Washington Post]

• Tempête Alex : cinq morts, dont deux en Italie, et des dizaines de disparus en France [Le Monde]

• Charlie Brown and the Peanuts gang returns in Apple’s first trailer for ‘The Snoopy Show’ [Mashable]

• NASA Needs Your Help Hunting Exoplanets in the Search for Alien Life [VICE]

• This stargazing road trip offers world-class night sky views [National Geographic]

• Allergies, Colds, Flu And COVID-19: How To Best Prep For Fall’s ‘Sick Season’ [NPR]

• Northern California Wildfires: Where To Find Updates On Air Quality, Evacuations, And Official Information [CapRadioNews]

• La désignation par M. Donald Trump d’un nouveau juge à la Cour suprême divise les États-Unis, d’autant plus violemment que celle-ci pourrait jouer un rôle décisif en cas de contestation des résultats de l’élection présidentielle du 3 novembre. Or aucun des deux camps n’est disposé à accepter une défaite.[Le Monde diplomatique]

• Will Trump’s Diagnosis Endanger U.S. National Security? [Foreign Policy]

• Capitalism After the Pandemic - Getting the Recovery Right [Foreign Affairs]

• Fiji 50 Years On [The Diplomat]

• Mapping This World and the Next [The Cipher Brief]

• Physicists Argue That Black Holes From the Big Bang Could Be the Dark Matter [Quanta magazine]

• Joyeux anniversaire au CERN ! Merci à pour le gâteau en forme d'aimant dipôle du LHC ! [CERN_FR]

• 5 Things to Know About Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich [NASA]

• 166 arrested in crackdown against organized crime in Southeast Europe [INTERPOL]

• DOD Warns Against Lapse in Counterterrorism, ‘Irregular Warfare’ Skills [Air Force Magazine]

• Cyberpunk 2077’s Dystopian Quadra Sports Car Becomes Reality [MOTORTREND]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 210 & BENKYO RADIO 210. I also included LAMBDA/QUANTUM/GT/TECHNO RADIO 042.

With the latest news about Trump catching COVID-19, I think people who did not take the coronavirus seriously finally will. For months, many of us have been isolated. For months, we have been unable to sit down at our favorite coffee shops and restaurants. We haven’t been able to go to our concerts. Meanwhile, this bunch of idiots at the White House are having big gathering and hugging one another. The majority of us Americans have not been able to hug our parents since March. Doctors and Nurses, can’t hug their kids. People who work on-site, have to come home after a long day of work, throw everything in the laundry, away from the rest of the family, and jump instantly in the shower for decontamination. Secret Service, have had it up to here because Trump wouldn’t wear a fucking mask. And the worst part? Who was in charge of tackling Coronavirus? VP Mike Pence. He was calculating this moment. He’s trying to be the candidate with less than 30 days to go. Well, America won’t forget the 200,000 people who have died of the disease. We need Biden/Harris to get us back to the real world. One more fucking month, guys & gals, one more month. Early voting has already started in many states. Be sure to vote immediately after you receive your ballot in the mail. America’s democracy is at stakes. If you somewhat forget that we are in a constitutional crisis, I suggest you read your copy of the U.S. Constitution once more. C’mon y’all. Russia, China, and North Korea are taking advantage of this shit. Let us assure you that the Intelligence Community and the Military are always on deck and on-call. 30 more days. Joe Biden, get us back on track, please. I thank you, and so does millions of Americans.

Wear a mask!!!

Until next time!

JETLAG RADIO 209 | BENKYO RADIO 209

• Aly & Fila Score a Beatport Number 1 with their Remix of Plumb’s “Somebody Loves You” [beatportal]

• Roland’s Zenology Pro plugin unlocks the Zen-Core synthesis system for sound designers [Computer Music]

• Native Instruments Maschine+ review [Future Music]

• Diplo is a Playable Character in FIFA 21 [DJ Mag]

• Vin Diesel makes dance debut on Kygo’s Palm Tree Records [Dancing Astronaut]

• New FIFA 21 Volta Soundtrack Features Alison Wonderland, Flume, The Prodigy & More [YourEDM]

• Why Now is the Time to Follow Your Passion [Gary Vaynerchuk]

• Detainment of fifth search and rescue ship in five months condemns people to die at sea [MSF]

• What quantum computers reveal about innovation [The Economist]

• Why even the young dye [1843 magazine]

• 4 Reasons Good Employees Lose Their Motivation [Harvard Business Review]

• Gravitas is a Quality You Can Develop [Harvard Business Review]

• Should You Go to the Doctor’s Office During Covid-19? [Bloomberg]

• The War on Coffee [The New Yorker]

• What the Lupe Fiasco and Kendrick Lamar Debate Says About Rap in 2020 [Complex]

• Some Covid-19 Patients Show Signs of Heart Damage Months Later [WSJ]

• What Is Empathy, and Why Is It So Important for Great Leaders? [Entrepreneur]

• Hope turned out black voters for Barack Obama - Will fear bring them out against his successor? [The Economist]

• Peak plane—can aviation recover from covid-19? Making flying greener and changing attitudes to travel [Economist Radio Podcast]

• Cyclones of Color at Jupiter’s North Pole [NASA]

• How to Preserve American Elections [The New Yorker]

• ‘Just a Small Play Date’? You Still Need to Be Careful - Experts warn that seemingly harmless interactions with close family and friends may be driving the spread of Covid [The New York Times]

• Our Endless Appetite For Chocolate Has Bitter Environmental Consequences [Huffington Post]

• Trump Just Lost Control of the Game - His tax returns dispel all his pretensions to wealth and sacrifice, and his reelection campaign is running out of time. [The Atlantic]

• How A Conservative 6-3 Majority Would Reshape The Supreme Court [FiveThirtyEight]

• The president probably paid less in federal income tax than the average middle-class American [The Washington Post]

• Trente ans après la Réunification, une autre Allemagne se lève à l’Est [Le Monde]

• Facebook’s possible role in Black voter ‘deterrence’ raised after Trump campaign leak [Mashable]

• Scientists Find Evidence for Vast Lakes Hidden Under Mars’ Surface [Motherboard, Tech by Vice]

• Stolen lives: The harrowing story of two girls sold into sexual slavery [National Geographic]

• Fighting Between Armenia And Azerbaijan Threatens To Spiral Into Full-Blown War [NPR]

• Meet Sacramento’s ‘Squad’: Four Women Fighting For Progressive Issues And Police Reform This Election [CapRadioNews]

• « Amargi », ou l’ardoise effacée [Le Monde diplomatique]

• The Most Important Election. Ever. [Foreign Policy]

• The United States Can’t Quit on the UN - When America Withdraws, China Wins [Foreign Affairs]

• Pentagon Hosts Meeting on Ethical Use of Military AI With Allies and Partners [The Diplomat]

• How to Build a Next Generation US Nuclear Submarine [The Cipher Brief]

• At the Math Olympiad, Computers Prepare to Go for the Gold [Quanta magazine]

• Cette photo montre une zone de 12 canaux de lecture séparés d'une puce de lecture à détecteur de pixels. La puce contient 1000 canaux de lecture, soit environ 80000 transistors. Ces puces sont montées sur un détecteur en silicium pour détecter les particules à haute énergie. [CERN_FR]

• NASA, SpaceX Target Oct. 31 for Crew-1 Launch [NASA]

• Annual Report 2019 [INTERPOL]

• Fourth GPS III Satellite Heads to Space [Air Force Magazine]

• Hyundai Reveals 800-HP, Electric Mid-Motor RM20e Sports Car [MOTORTREND]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 209 and BENKYO RADIO 209. Now, we are about 36 days away from the Election. There are plenty of documentaries about November 2020. The American People has now figured out that Trump is not just a national disaster, but an embarrassment to our great nation. Now you see why Bernie Sanders wants to tax the rich. The Rich always try to avoid paying taxes, while the rest of us Middle-Class Americans work tirelessly and pay our fair dues. If this was an average American, he would be in jail. Trump must face repercussion for his actions. The only way America can redeem itself is by electing Joe Biden & Kamala Harris as our next President and Vice President.

Stay strong, we are so close to a hint back to reality. Let’s elect Joe Biden, we have a lot to do, and if we want a coronavirus vaccine way before the end of 2022, we need an Administration that listens to its Dr. Fauci, because that’s what they’re doing in Germany, and they aren’t having the same statistics we are.

Until next time!

JETLAG RADIO 208 | BENKYO RADIO 208

• Damian Lazarus Discusses his New Album and Finding Optimism in the Darkness [beatportal]

• 10 simple and affordable ways to improve your studio’s acoustics [Computer Music]

• These are this week’s Bandcamp essentials (18th September) [DJ Mag]

• Afrojack, DLMT release future house feeler ‘Wish You Were Here’ featuring Brandyn Burnette [Dancing Astronaut]

• New Artist Spotlight: Vast Caldera Brings Guitar Rock to Electronic Music [Your EDM]

• Tackling COVID-19 in Hebron, the epicentre of the outbreak in Palestine [MSF]

• Discovering Authenticity with Vegan Foodie Tabitha Brown [Gary Vaynerchuck]

• Is it the end of the oil age? [The Economist]

• If you’re happy and you know it… press the button [1843 magazine]

• Are You Ready for the Quantum Computing Revolution? [Harvard Business Review]

• Nearly 9 million Americans haven’t received their stimulus checks, CDC guidance to schools is ‘inconsistent’: Report [ABC News]

• The 75th United Nations General Assembly kicks off. Covid-19 has transformed this year’s gathering of nations to the mother of all Zoom calls. [Quartz]

• Twitter says it will investigate after users find its preview of a photo, with a Black person and a white person, more frequently displayed the white person [TechMeme]

• How to guard your feeds against election misinformation [Recode]

• Apple’s Fitness+ takes aim at Peloton — and that’s a good thing [TheNextWeb]

• As the 2020 Election Approaches, Houston-Area Farmers Are Getting Political [Eater]

• Even Businesses Miles Away From the Wildfires Are Suffering a Terrible Toll [Inc.]

• Zoom is failing teachers. Here’s how they would redesign it [Fast Company]

• How I Nearly Burned Out As a Leader (and Why I’m Not Alone) [Medium]

• 4 Ways Entrepreneurs Can Be Relentless Like Michael Jordan [Entrepreneur]

• Raised by Wolves Questions Whether Humanity Can Be Saved [WIRED]

• How to Manually Subscribe to a Podcast [TWIT]

• Apple Watch Series 6: Everything New! (Product RED) [MKBHD]

• Apple Did The Unthinkable… Touch ID Is Back! [Sam Sheffer]

• The Interface - September 21 - Issue 571 [Casey Newton]

• The $200 Poco X3 [Dave Lee]

• MYSTERIOUS Laptop Unboxing 😱 ASUS Zephyrus G14 ACRNM RMTO1 [iJustine]

• FinCEN Files: All you need to know about the documents leak [BBC News]

• Leak reveals $2tn of possibly corrupt US financial activity - Among those named in reports is Paul Manafort, former political for Donald Trump [The Guardian]

• Levelling up gaming on Chromebooks [Google blog]

• Advancing NLP with Efficient Projection-Based Model Architectures [Google AI Blog]

• The Name Blame Game - A history of inflammatory illness epithets.[Lapham’s Quarterly]

• How we’ll find life in the universe [Astronomy magazine]

• Why Colleges Are Now Teaching Customer Service Skills [Salesforce]

• What Le Mans Week Told Us about Sportscar Racing’s Future [The-Race.com]

• Trump-Russia investigation - Mob mentality: how Mueller is working to turn Trump’s troops - As the special counsel ‘flips’ presidential allies one by one, prosecutors see parallels to efforts against organized crime [The Guardian]

• Zack Snyder Celebrates Batman Day with Dawn of Justice Photo - For Batman Day, Zack Snyder honored The Dark Knight by posting a photo from Batman v Superman along with a sincere description of the character [CBR]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 208 & BENKYO RADIO 208. Now, I understand there’s going to be many rallies about how our lives are completely turned upside-down because of the Trump administration, but remember this, NOTHING WILL MATTER IF YOU DO NOT VOTE. You have to vote. We have to beat the Electoral College. You need to show enthusiasm. Put some spirit into it! That means a Biden sticker, or a Yard sign, or a coffee mug. If you can allocate time, please help the phone banking to call all those swing-states, who as you know, are sometimes too lazy to vote. I know, because 4 years ago, I was at Hillary Clinton’s local office making phone calls for the election, and many people who talked to us, did not see the point in voting. Well, in 2020, I think everybody knows the importance of voting for Biden. Society as we know it might crumble if we let Trump for 4 more years.

I want to congratulate Toyota on their 24 Hours of Le Mans 2020 win.

Don’t forget to mask-up, use social-distancing, use hand-sanitizer. Due to folks not following instructions, we might be stuck with this virus until 2022. This is unfortunate. If everybody used masks, this COVID-19 could be contained within 4-6 weeks.

For Batman Day, I went to grab coffee at Dutch Bros. I love coffee, and what better place than get it at Dutch Bros, since most of my favorite DJs are Dutch. Only a few more weeks until Amsterdam Dance Event Pro 2020!!!

Less than 42 days left until this nightmare is over! Vote Biden/Harris 2020!

Until next time!

JETLAG RADIO 207 | BENKYO RADIO 207

• Beatport x Twitch Announce Exclusive Livestream Partnership [beatportal]

• 10 ways to up your DAW recording and editing game [Computer Music]

• Hands-on demo: a deep dive into the new Arturia PolyBrute [Future Music]

• Carl Cox has a Book on the Way, Titled Oh Yes, Oh Yes [DJ Mag]

• All five bonus tracks from Avicii’s ‘True’ finally hit Spotify [Dancing Astronaut]

• Slushii Returns as sapientdream for 17-Track Album ‘Dream III [LISTEN] [YourEDM]

• How to Handle Negative Comments [Gary Vaynerchuk]

• “Enough is enough”: Time to stop the cycle of suffering for refugees on Greek islands [MSF]

• Scientists find possible signs of life in the clouds of Venus [The Economist]

• Visors and violence: we are returning to the Middle Ages [1843 magazine]

• Don’t Just Lead Your People Through Trauma. Help Them Grow. [Harvard Business Review]

• US 2020 election: Climate change takes centre stage amid wildfires [BBC News]

• We Really Shouldn’t Force People Back into the Office [Bloomberg Opinion]

• U.S. intelligence officials to do in-person security briefings for lawmakers after all [Reuters]

• Israeli handed 3 life sentences for killing Palestinian family [AL-Jazeera News]

• Zoom Fatigue and the New Ways to Party [The New Yorker]

• The PS5 will launch on November 12th for $499.99 [The Verge]

• Bob Woodward withheld his Trump revelations for months. Was that wrong? [Vox]

• Homeland Security issues rare emergency alert over ‘critical’ Windows bug [TechCrunch]

• Letter-writing staved off lockdown loneliness. Now it’s getting out the vote. [MIT Technology Review]

• As Facebook struggles to fight misinformation ahead of the 2020 elections, Google is escaping the spotlight [Business Insider]

• ‘Vote like your life depends on it’: Pete Buttigieg’s message to LGBTQ youth [The Guardian]

• Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Legacy [The New York Times]

• Conservatives Signal Roe v. Wade Showdown After Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Death [Huffington Post] If you don’t want America to turn into “The Handmaid’s Tale,” you better vote for Biden

• The U.S. Is on the Path to Destruction - Climate change is killing Americans and destroying the country’s physical infrastructure. [The Atlantic]

• Democrats are slightly favored to win the Senate [FiveThirtyEight]

• Stopping climate change could cost less than fighting covid-19 [The Washington Post]

• “Oui, les religions font (aussi) la paix ! “ [Le Monde]

• Everything we know about Season 2 of ‘The Mandalorian’ [Mashable]

• California Relies on Incarcerated Women to Fight Wildfires. Then it Abandons Them. [VICE]

• Revisit the past and reimagine all you know about dinosaurs. [NatGeo]

• Poll: Climate Becomes Top Priority For Democrats; Trump Struggles On Race, COVID-19 [NPR]

• Six Months After Stay-At-Home Orders, Californians Still Figuring Out Life Under COVID-19 [CapRadioNews]

• L’anorexie, une maladie sociale [Le Monde diplomatique]

• Brexit Is a Distraction from the United Kingdom’s Real Economic Woes [Foreign Policy]

• The World Still Needs a United West - How Europe and the United States Can Renew Their Alliance [Foreign Affairs]

• What Can Asia Expect From Suga’s Japan? [The Diplomat]

• ‘Trained Immunity’ Offers Hope in Fight Against Coronavirus [Quanta magazine]

• Voici l’installation d’un collimateur a l’interieur du #LHC des deux cotes de @ALICEexperiment. Les collimateurs sont installes pour eliminer les particules qui devient de la trajectoire du faisceau. Pour en savoir plus: [CERN_FR]

• Franklin Chang-Diaz Performs a Spacewalk on the STS-111 Mission [NASA]

• Weirdest Le Mans Race Car Ever? Meet the Nardi Bisiluro [MOTORTREND]

• Brazilian arrested for production and global distribution of child sexual abuse material [INTERPOL]

• New Ops Group Tries a Better Approach to Cyber Warfare [Air Force Magazine]

• 4 Suggestions For What To Do When Relaxing Feels Terrifying [TalkSpace]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 207 & BENKYO RADIO 207. I’m watching the 24 hour of Le Mans which is pretty awesome. The race reminds you of endurance, which is what we are experiencing right now. We have 44 days until the Election. Are you going to stay silent and mute about the current state of affairs? Or are you going to use your power to vote? My copy of Bob Woodward’s new book RAGE just came in, and I am about to devour it. I am going to read it, and you should too, then your eyes will open wide as fuck. You will read about how Trump knew about how dangerous COVID-19 was SINCE FEBRUARY 2020 AND DID NOT SAY SHIT BECAUSE HE WAS WORRIED ABOUT THE STOCK MARKET, WHAT THE FUCK. So pretty please, 200,000 have died, this is a national crisis, please vote. Thanks in advance.

There are millions of young people who are bored. Please help them. Help them find hobbies. Please don’t let them despair. We are adults. Many of us who are geeks don’t mind being on the computer most of the day. But many human beings, having to be on a video-conference call for 8 hours a day can be depleting. Therefore, help them, be optimistic. We are all in this together. We only have 44 days left until the election. Once we elect Biden, we can recuperate a little bit. It will be a sense of relief.

Deadmau5, I miss your coffee runs videos with various DJs. Can you make some kind of zoom call with a bunch of DJs and share it with the world? Carl Cox has been doing that. A lot of electronic music fans are feeling really down because they can’t go to concerts, and would love to hear you guys talk to one another. It would give us motivation to keep going. Especially during their tough hard times.

My favorite coffee shop is local to Sacramento (Temple Coffee) and hasn’t built a location in Modesto (yet, hopefully someday). There are some Dutch Bros coffee in the area. They have a large menu. Sometimes I picture an Anchorman style battle between the various coffee baristas from Temple Coffee, Starbucks, Dutch Bros, and Blue Bottle Coffee. They really ought to make a video, it would be very funny, especially since everybody is bored due to COVID-19. Life is hard, but with just a cup of coffee, you will magically feel better, at least it works for me. Maybe it will for you too.

Until next time!

JETLAG RADIO 206 | BENKYO RADIO 206 | LAMBDA/QUANTUM/GT/TECHNO 041 RADIO

• Afriqua: “Black Artists Are About to Stunt Hard on 2021” [beatportal]

• 10 ways to optimise your computer for music making [Computer Music]

• Pioneer’s flagship CDJ-3000 promises “a new world of creative possibilities” in the DJ booth [Future Music]

• Vinyl Outsells CDs for First Time in Over Three Decades, New Stats Show [DJ Mag]

• David Guetta and Sia ninth collaboration, ‘Let’s Love’ [Dancing Astronaut]

• Flume Joins Diplo’s Ambient Night ‘Under Ancient Skies’ [WATCH] [YourEDM]

• No Marketing Budget? Use Sweat, Not Coins [Gary Vaynerchuck]

• “Children can draw assault rifles better than a football” in Borno state [MSF]

• The Taliban and the Afghan government talk peace at last [The Economist]

• How to Get Your Resume Noticed (And Out of the Trash Bin) [Harvard Business Review]

• Nigeria’s slave descendants prevented from marrying who they want [BBC News]

• Tropical Storm Sally Is Heading North, Stalking New Orleans [Bloomberg]

• Rare dolphins return to Hong Kong as coronavirus halts ferry traffic [Reuters]

• When will the world stop ignoring what is happening in Gaza? [AL-Jazeera News]

• The Case for Dumping the Electoral College [The New Yorker]

• Borderlands 3 is getting a free PS5 and Xbox Series X upgrade — and four-player splitscreen [The Verge]

• Why Mike Bloomberg plans to spend $100 million boosting Biden in Florida [Vox]

• Nvidia confirms $40B purchase of Arm, bringing together two chip giants [TechCrunch]

• People who really miss the office are listening to its sounds at home [MIT Technology Review]

• Former FBI agent says it’s ‘clear’ that ‘Donald Trump is compromised by the Russians’ [Business Insider]

• Colin Kaepernick attacks NFL ‘propaganda’ as teams protest on opening weekend [The Guardian]

• When Good People Don’t Act, Evil Reigns [The New York Times]

• Bob Woodward Reveals Why He Concluded Trump Is The ‘Wrong Man For The Job’ [Huffington Post]

• In Trump’s Virtual World, Real Catastrophes Do Not Compute - The disastrous West Coast fires may influence the political debate far less than images of violence amid protests in Portland, Oregon, will. [The Atlantic]

• Trump And Biden Both Got Small Convention Bounces. But Only Biden Got More Popular. [FiveThirtyEight]

• The West Coast is on fire. Why is Trump barely paying attention? [The Washington Post]

• Ligue 1 : l’OM rompt la malédiction face au Paris-SG (1-0), Rennes prend la tête [Le Monde]

• The new Star Wars pack for ‘The Sims 4’ lets players visit Galaxy’s Edge from home [Mashable]

• Unprecedented Wildfires Turn California Skies Orange [VICE]

• Dark matter warps galaxy clusters more than expected, shaking up cosmic theory [National Geographic]

• Tropical Storm Sally Moves Toward Gulf Coast As Bermuda Braces For Hurricane Paulette [NPR]

• Fire Suppression — And Climate Change — Is To Blame For California’s Megafires. Experts Unpack The Term [CapRadioNews]

• Voix du Seigneur et “ État profond “ [Le Monde diplomatique]

• Afghanistan’s Gen Z Is Fighting Back [Foreign Policy]

• The Long Shadow of Xinjiang - Anger Grows in Muslim Countries at China’s Treatment of the Uighurs [Foreign Affairs]

• Warring Sides: Is There an End to Violence in South Asia? [The Diplomat]

• A Changing Middle East [The Cipher Brief]

• How Two Became One: Origins of a Mysterious Symbiosis Found [Quanta magazine]

• On a sunny morning 12 years ago, protons made their first turns in the LHC, generating headlines around the globe [CERN Courier]

• Winds of Change Move Western Smoke Into the Pacific [NASA]

• Phone scams targeted in INTERPOL-coordinated operation [INTERPOL]

• Barrett, Brown to Kick Off AFA’s Air, Space & Cyber Conference Sept. 14 [Air Force Magazine]

• DTM Nürburgring Grand Prix 2020 [YouTube]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 206, BENKYO RADIO 206, and LAMBDA/QUANTUM/GT/TECHNO RADIO 041.

As I write this, there are 51 days until the Presidential Elections. That’s a month and a half, and a few additional days left until we vote Trump out of office for his unforgivable inexcusable behavior. I watched a recent episode of Real Time with Bill Maher, and a former FBI agent admitted that he is convinced that Trump is compromised by Russia. We cannot afford to have Trump as President for 4 more years. That is too dangerous of a precedence. We must elect Joe Biden as our next president, and restore respect to our great nation. If Young People and Blacks are not excited about the election, I can guarantee you that you won’t like 4 more entire years of Trump. Shall I bust out the calculator? 4 more years of Trump is 1,460 days of Trump. We’ve already had 4 years of this obscure sadistic scary reality show. Do we really want 4 more years? If the answer is no, you better be sure to fill out your mailing ballot and drop it off at polling locations. Listen to AOC. She’s right, the White Nationalists and various fascists/racists/are going to try to swindle this election, and we must not let them. We need to win 270 electoral college votes. We must get over 300. We must win overwhelmingly, and kick Trump out of the White House. Let’s do it. Let’s get it done. Don’t forget that COVID-19 is still going on, so please wear a mask and use social distancing. A vaccine should be ready by 2021.

When you feel like you’re alone and nobody cares, I want you to know that I got your back. Many in the Intelligence Community are tired of this shit, and we will restore order to America this November, but we need the help of the American people. Let us rebuild an America that works for ALL citizens, not just the top 1% of the 1%.

Peace talks are taking place regarding Afghanistan. We need peace in that country. Think of the future generations. And don’t forget about the women and young people of that nation. I hope Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has finally convinced all parties that it is time for Peace. Thanks in advance.

Until next time!

JETLAG RADIO 205 | BENKYO RADIO 205 | LAMBDA/QUANTUM/GT/TECHNO RADIO 040

• For Many Touring DJs, Returning to Normal Seems Less Likely Than Ever [beatportal]

• First look: NI announces Maschine+, a standalone groovebox with WiFi, Massive and Ableton Link [Computer Music]

• 5 songs producers need to hear by… Timbaland [Future Music]

• Plague raves: is clubbing in a pandemic ever ethical? [DJ Mag]

• Avicii’s father opens up in emotional interview with Sirius XM [Dancing Astronaut]

• deadmau5 Delivers 3-Hour 100th Episode of mau5trap radio [MUST LISTEN] [YourEDM]

• How to Make Quality Micro Content [Gary Vaynerchuk]

• DRC Ebola outbreaks - Crisis update - September 2020 [MSF]

• The fight over the future of the workplace has just begun [The Economist]

• Lather me than you: the joy of soap - Cleaning has long been the preserve of women. It’s time to burst some bubbles [1843 magazine]

• Are You Offering the Mental Health Benefits Your BIPOC Employees Need? [Harvard Business Review]

• The Trouble with CMOS - The Top Marketing Job in the Company is a minefield where many talented executives fail. In this issue we examine what makes the position so risky—and how firms can set CMOS up for success. [Harvard Business Review]

• Afghan-Taliban talks: Government calls for ceasefire [BBC News]

• Bernie Sanders Said to Have Concerns on State of Biden Campaign [Bloomberg]

• ‘It’s exhausting’: American families stumble through first weeks of virtual school [Reuters]

• Talks between Afghan government and Taliban open in Qatar [AL-Jazeera News]

• Bob Woodward on a Nightmare Presidency [The New Yorker]

• Crysis Remastered will beat next-gen consoles to the punch with ray tracing on Xbox One and PS4 [The Verge]

• A new California law will help inmate firefighters join fire departments upon release [Vox]

• Human Capital: The battle over the fate of gig workers continues [TechCrunch]

• The Russian hackers who interfered in 2016 were spotted targeting the 2020 US election [MIT Technology Review]

• How Mark Zuckerberg competitiveness and attempts to keep Facebook politically neutral turned it into a haven for misinformation and conspiracy theories that can swing elections - Business Insider reviewed how the social network has slowly morphed into a right-wing powerhouse [Business Insider]

• Rage review: Will Bob Woodward’s tapes bring down Donald Trump? [The Guardian]

• Sanders Urging Biden to Do More to Excite Progressives - Bernie Sanders has been sounding more direct notes of caution to the Biden campaign, saying the centrist former vice president should work harder to appeal to young voters and Latinos. [The New York Times]

• Trump Is Covering For Russia. A Homeland Security Whistleblower Adds To The Evidence. [The Huffington Post]

• Trump Made a Bad Bargain With Woodward [The Atlantic]

• Why Trump Might Be Scaring Off Older Voters [FiveThirtyEight]

• Teachers unions clash with governments on school reopenings - How to safely reopen schools has become a central question, with school closures affecting well over one billion students, according to the U.N., in addition to economies and daily life. [The Washington Post]

• Urgence climatique: “On peut savoir. On peut vouloir. Mais on peut ne pas pourvoir” [Le Monde]

• Netflix’s ‘The Social Dilemma’ clip offers a unsettling look into how closely we’re tracked online [Mashable]

• Scientists Want to Use Dark Matter ‘Lenses’ to Observe Far Reaches of the Universe [Motherboard - Tech by Vice]

• Here’s how wildfires get started—and how to stop them [National Geographic]

• Wildfires Latest: Helpful Weather; Oregon Official Warns Of ‘Mass Fatality Incident’ [NPR]

• Wildfire Particles Can Get Into Your House And Make You Cough. Here’s How To Keep Them Out. [CapRadioNews]

• Chili 73 [Le Monde diplomatique]

• In Afghanistan, Social Media Is the Only Way to Talk Back to the Taliban [Foreign Policy]

• A Grand Strategy of Resilience - American Power in the Age of Fragility [Foreign Affairs]

• Space Security and Geopolitical Competition in the Asia-Pacific [The Diplomat]

• The Cipher Brief Honors Charlie Allen with Lifetime Award [The Cipher Brief]

• Mathematicians Open a New Front on an Ancient Number Problem [Quanta magazine]

• [Information Presse] Le @CERN publie son premier rapport public sur l’environnement [CERNpress]

• Hubble Stows a Pocketful of Stars [NASA]

• INTERPOL report highlights impact of COVID-19 on child sexual abuse [INTERPOL]

• Space Force to Celebrate 1st Birthday with Personnel Picks, Promotion Plans [Air Force Magazine]

• 2023 Nissan Z: Everything We Know About the Supra-Fighting Sports Coupe [MOTORTREND]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 205, BENKYO RADIO 205, and LAMBDA/QUANTUM/GT/TECHNO RADIO 040.

Here I was driving past a Bass Pro Shops, and I remember the very first time I walked in that store many many years ago, I found one thing very striking. You see, as soon as I walked inside, I said to myself, “the only two black people in the entire store are cleaning the floor? There’s clearly something wrong with this picture.” You see, the BLM movement has had frustrations for many years, and many of us are unfortunately oblivious to this. You need to understand this. Remember one of my previous blog posts. The difference between pulled over when you are white or black. It’s striking and it’s sad. We must all come together. We must not let white nationalists stir the pot and keep fighting among us. It’s gotten bad. It’s gonna to a point where a few people don’t see the difference, and are not “motivated” enough to vote for Biden. Are you fucking serious? Can you imagine 4 more years of this non-sense with Trump? You heard the Bob Woodward tapes. Trump knew about COVID-19’s impact back in Jan/Feb, and did not do enough to prevent the 200,000 deaths. It’s unforgivable. I plea with you to please vote for Joe Biden / Kamala Harris. If you ever want to wake up from this nightmare, if you want to return to normalcy and the ability to simply walk the streets or go places without wearing a mask, we need to elect Joe Biden. He will bring a realistic track towards a vaccine. Listen to the adults in the room. Dr. Fauci is an adult. He knows that there’s no way a vaccine can be ready by November. He knows it’s on its way, but we all have to work hard. We will get this done by 2021. Stay strong. In the meantime, wear a mask, use social-distancing. Don’t forget to get your flu shot too, because it’s flu season, and the last thing you need to worry on top of COVID-19 right now, is the flu.

Until next time!

JETLAG RADIO 204 | BENKYO RADIO 204

• Younger Americans feel their voting weight [The Economist]

• Marketing in the Age of Resistance [Harvard Business Review]

• How Quartz is Covering Coronavirus [Quartz]

• Apple Wants to Change the Way Digital Ads Work. Facebook Hates that Idea. You’re in the Middle [Recode]

• How to vote by mail in 2020 [Vox]

• Hubble reveals Andromeda has made contact with our galaxy [TheNextWeb]

• The Future of Restaurants Depends on Universal Healthcare [Eater]

• A Founder’s Key to Perseverance: Embracing Struggle [Inc.]

• Why we need to redesign résumés for the COVID era and the future of work [Fast Company]

• Why the Rise of Colon Cancer In Young People is Puzzling Doctors [Medium]

• 61 Books Elon Musk Thinks You Should Read [Entrepreneur]

• You Have a Million Tabs Open. Here’s How to Manage Them [WIRED]

• The Tech Guy 1725 [TWIT]

• Surface Duo Unboxing & Impressions: Hinge Goals! [MKBHD]

• VanMoof S3 Review: No Sweat! [Sam Sheffer]

• My Cleanest Setup - RGB Free [Dave2D]

• Facebook and the view from nowhere [The Interface with Casey Newton]

• Surface Duo Hands-On and Unboxing! [iJustine]

• From gadgets to GPUs, all the product announcements from this week [Vergecast]

• Using symptoms search trends to inform COVID-19 research [Google blog]

• Using Machine Learning to Detect Deficient Coverage in Colonoscopy Screenings [Google AI blog]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 204 & BENKYO RADIO 204. Let’s keep the momentum going. Almost 1 month and 3 weeks until the Election. We are so close! We can do this. The best way to make sure BLM are respected is for Biden to win and have Harris as VP. She can make sure the agenda does not forget about Black Lives Matter. Remember, protesting is important, but if the people don’t have the votes, we are stuck with 4 more years of Trump, something the American people cannot afford. As soon as you receive your voting ballot in the mail, fill it out, and go to a polling location and drop it off! #VoteBidenToSaveAmerica

Until next time!