CovertOperative

We should call it the inferior (infernal? "infreme"?) court instead.

The court on Friday ordered Palantir to bear 95% of the 9,000 Swiss francs ($11,300; £8,400) court costs and to pay Republik 9,900 francs in legal expenses.

???

I would have thought altering a court illustration in particular would have criminal consequences, not just a civil suit by the artist.

Plate tectonics was only accepted in the sixties (but I doubt your story was that long ago). I don't know what it is about geologists that makes them drop the ball so hard.

Source?

Don’t expect a pill to take you back to 21 any time soon. This trial is still in its beginning stages, and cellular reprogramming led to cancerous cells forming in some early research in mice. Plus, the company’s co-founder, Harvard geneticist David Sinclair, has a history of overhyping his longevity treatments.

Sooo… make your cells younger, and also get cancer?

Isn't the idea at least interesting?

Sure, if you're asking what to write in your next fantasy novel. This topic is about reality.

Balkans, not Baltic.

Ok, so can someone sue the NSA now because it collaborates with a company designated as supply chain risk?

But not as the biggest adversary, which is the other half of Belgium.

Ist doch auch logisch, ein AfD Mann kennt sich mit Rechtsextremismus ja bestens aus.