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Thor Benson

Thor Benson

Contributing Writer at Inverse

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Location
United States
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • LGBT
  • Science
  • Technology
  • Politics

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Recent Articles

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How a salt lake in California’s desert could transform the U.S. EV industry

The Salton Sea is already a powerhouse for geothermal energy, but it could have another clean-power benefit in its water: Lithium for electric-vehicle batteries.
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Ancient Mayan collapse reveals why America needs UBI

Research shows high wealth inequality can lead to autocracy and societal failure
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With virtual reality, scientists reveal a fatal flaw in one of socc...

A new study published Wednesday in the journal PLOS ONE uses virtual reality to show how the very logic behind one of soccer's key defense moves may work in the opposing team’s favor.
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Google's A.I. has mastered these classic 1980s video games

If you think you’re good at Atari games, just wait until you see DeepMind’s skills.
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Congress is trying to kill encryption and violate our rights during...

It seems Congress thinks this might be a good time to kill encryption and trample on our civil liberties.
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Space Force says its new 'Space Fence' will protect us in space - I...

Space Force has built the Space Fence. Yes, really.
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Amazon offers higher pay as grocery orders skyrocket and workers wa...

With people avoiding leaving the house as much as they can, a lot of people are getting their groceries from Amazon, and its warehouses are struggling to keep up.
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Researchers burned down a fake office to see what they could learn

If you want to understand how to protect an office from a fire, sometimes you have to burn it down.
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Surgical masks are no match for China's facial recognition technology

A Chinese company has announced that it has developed facial recognition software that can identify people even if they’re wearing a surgical mask.
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How robots and A.I. could help save our healthcare workers and the ...

Though advancements still need to be made, robots and A.I. could help us fight the coronavirus outbreak and save lives.
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Elon Musk may hate hydrogen fuel, but Toyota is investing in it eve...

Toyota is working on a heavy-duty fuel-cell truck. Will it compete with electric trucks?
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Research shows we're not prepared for drones being used for terrori...

So far we haven’t seen commercial drones being used for terrorist attacks, but we need to prepare for that happening.
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Elon Musk says Tesla might get into the fight against the coronavirus

Elon Musk says Tesla could easily start making ventilators to help deal with a shortage, but he didn't seem to realize there is a shortage.
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Moon-scouring tech is being used to find old bombs in the Earth

A new model shows how we can locate unexploded bombs from the Vietnam War and save lives.
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Alexa could soon know where you are in your house

Alexa is listening, and it may soon know where you are in your house, too.
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Andrew Yang says the coronavirus outbreak shows why we need basic i...

Andrew Yang says a Universal Basic Income program would greatly help individuals and their communities during the coronavirus outbreak.
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A new device allows anyone to become literally invisible at night

A newly developed wearable device can camouflage your body heat.
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Wind is the top renewable energy source, and you can thank conserva...

Wind energy is growing and has become the top source of renewable energy.
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Want to watch atoms move? A new device lets microscopes capture video

Researchers have developed a new device that can turn an electron microscope into a high-speed camera.
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How America's wind power could triple by 2030 without using more land

New research looks at how it could get done.
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Tesla leads movement away from scarce resource found in electric ca...

We need to more efficiently use certain materials if we’re going to keep up with the growing popularity of electric cars.