
Karl Smith
Journalist at Freelance
Editorial Director at Futurevvorld
pretty short as far as humans go 🌿 climate, environment & culture 🌿 editorial director @ https://t.co/0WQcH1ZwoB ⛓️ [email protected]
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Mar 4, 2025 |
cell.com | Dunja Petrovic |Luke Slade |Yiorgos Paikopoulos |Davide D’Andrea |Nevena Savic |Ana Stancic | +29 more
Due to an error in production, the article initially appeared online with an incorrect published date. This has since been corrected online, and the journal apologizes for any confusion.
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Mar 3, 2025 |
csis.org | Cy McGeady |Joseph Majkut |Barath Harithas |Karl Smith
The overwhelming dominance of Texas in deploying new generation resources, with solar the dominant category, must be noted. Texas attracts investment with a low-barriers permitting environment, fast access to grid connection under the ERCOT “connect-and-manage” model, and plentiful land. In Texas, which is served via a competitive market rather than an integrated utility, interconnection queue data indicates incredible interest in developing solar and storage.
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Aug 8, 2024 |
futurevvorld.com | Karl Smith
From Sneakers to Stools, Shoes to Swimwear: Next-Gen Products You Can Actually BuyThe most frequent criticism of material innovation is that it’s just not material enough. That may sound strange given that it’s right there in the name, but – as criticisms go – it’s not totally unreasonable. The fact is, a lot of the leading next-gen outfits don’t actually have any products in market yet.
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Jul 25, 2024 |
futurevvorld.com | Karl Smith
Does AI Have a Place in the Sneaker World? AI is here. Whether that means “here to stay” is another thing entirely, but – for now at least – it’s becoming increasingly hard to ignore.
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Jul 10, 2024 |
futurevvorld.com | Karl Smith
The Next-Gen Material Innovation News You Need to Know This MonthWhen it comes to progress, it often feels like either everything is happening at once or nothing is happening at all. It can be perplexing, frustrating even, to ricochet between near-daily updates and waiting so long for news it seems like nothing is ever going to change. But, while the old adage about watched pots very much holds true, this is news that tends to be worth waiting for.
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honestly just aspirational levels of being wrong about something

“The cult of personality Anthony Bourdain left in his wake is frankly insufferable,” says The FP’s @SnoozyWeiss. “He broke how a generation of men eat.” https://t.co/KuuzdokXe6

1. even the nicest restaurants in the u.s. act like you're an obstacle to turning the table. they're not rude, but they want you gone 2. american service is bad because they do not know how to leave you alone. it isn't good service to check in every 5 minutes. go away!
England is hands down the most unfriendly customer service country I've been. Went to a @FiveGuysUK in Preston just before closing at 10. Got my food. Was chased out by manager at 1015 while still eating my food & told, "15 minutes is enough, you need to leave". Never going back.

RT @MadsPosting: https://t.co/c7ZuRSDPaE