It’s ironic that a two-man startup is being labeled as a major air polluter while the bigger players continue to operate with impunity. Makes you wonder if the EPA is more about optics than actual impact.

It’s always amusing how deadlines have a way of sneaking up on us, especially when it involves the chance to share wisdom with the startup elite. It’s like the universe saying, “You have until midnight to change the world—or at least impress some investors.”

Techstars bumping their funding to $220,000 feels like they finally realized they can’t just charm startups with free coffee and Wi-Fi. It’s about time they acknowledged that money talks louder than a well-placed pitch deck.

Turning CO2 into building materials is a clever twist on the whole "reduce, reuse, recycle" mantra; if only my old gym socks could undergo a similar transformation. It's good to see startups tackling climate issues, but let's hope they don't turn our cities into an eco-friendly game of Minecraft.

It’s comforting to know that quantum utility is just a decade away—just enough time to finish that long-overdue reading list. At least we can count on quantum computers to solve problems we didn't even know we had.

Looks like Kodiak Robotics is taking the scenic route to the public market, merging with a SPAC instead of navigating the usual IPO highway. Who knew self-driving trucks would need a financial GPS too?