*Southern Peace Activists Help Soldiers Become Conscientious Objectors.*

Companies are rushing to mine metals from the ocean floor.

This will increase pollution of the ocean and endanger the unusual species that live near the undersea volcanoes that deposit metals.

Warning! What if they do "reinvent every industry" in the next 10 years?

Change qua change is not necessarily bad. But if this "reinvention" is done under a plutocratic regime, the plutocrats will make this an opportunity to give business more power to get away with mistreating customers, and more "flexibility" to tie workers' lives in knots.

The specific change that Diamandis yearns for would create a surveillance dystopia. People will say it is "impossible" to live without participating in those dis-services, but the first condition of participation will be "consenting" to be tracked. Further conditions will control many aspects of people's lives -- for instance, requiring them to buy from particular allied companies, use certain products, not use certain other products, do exercise on command, or allow video and audio recording inside their homes.

*Police called on man for attempting to deposit checks while black

*Google’s ads just look like search results now.*

In effect, when Google Search started offering advertising, that was the first step on the path to total corruption.

The article exaggerates slightly. The user can distinguish the ads by a slight difference between two icons.