Starbucks Espresso Roast tests positive for pesticide.
Our tests for 170+ pesticides and 13 mycotoxins in Starbucks Espresso Roast Whole Beans found:
- Tetradifon (miticide): 438 ppb in beans
- About 4.4 mcg/cup
- Everything else (170+ pesticides, 13 mycotoxins): non-detect
One trace detection out of 180+ contaminants for a mass-market coffee is actually a pretty clean result.
Full lab report on Oasis app
@Xking332 Are you in Dubai now ? Interesting lecture, but 90% of what you say is complete BS. Dubai is far safer than any other country and residents are not scared to leave their homes.
Elon Musk says he expects Starlink to capture AT LEAST 25% market share (outside of China) when bandwidth increases massively from AI & Robotics.
That alone would equate to over $500B/year of revenue for SpaceX.
Long-term, he thinks Starlink captures over 50%…. Insane.
He’s creating an entire ecosystem that feeds each other:
• Starship
• Autonomous Vehicles
• Optimus Robots
• Terrestrial & Orbtial Data centers
• Satellite Communications
• Terafab
• Solar
• Energy Storage
The future is awesome
SpaceX spent $19.6 billion on spectrum everyone said was too small to matter. 65 MHz, a fraction of what any one of the big three carriers controls. Then Gwynne Shotwell explained where the cell towers go, and AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile fell 2 to 4% in an afternoon.
The plan skips towers entirely. Starlink has 12 million customers with dishes bolted to their roofs, and Shotwell wants to attach a small cellular base station to the same mount. Every rooftop becomes a cell site.
That breaks the carrier cost model in a specific way. The radio was always the cheap part of a cell site. The money goes to land leases, permits, and trenching fiber backhaul to feed each antenna, which is why small cell buildouts have crawled for a decade.
Starlink's version deletes all three. The site is a customer's roof. The backhaul is the dish sitting next to the base station, already talking to satellites. And instead of paying rent to host the equipment, the host pays SpaceX $120 a month for internet.
Carriers pay landlords to carry their network. SpaceX's landlords pay SpaceX.
The satellites cover everything the rooftops miss. Next gen direct to cell satellites launch in 2027, and Shotwell says the upgraded service will be 100x better than the version that already texts your phone in dead zones today.
The strangest seat in the room belongs to T-Mobile. They leased SpaceX the 5 MHz that proved direct to cell works, marketed it as T-Satellite, and taught their own customers to trust the signal. In 2027 the partner files in as the fourth carrier.
5 years ago Bill Gates told the world that people had “no choice” avoiding the COVID shot, claiming the unvaxxed would “endanger their grandparents” & the vaxxed were 100% protected.
Every single claim was false. All of it. And he walked away without a single punishment.
🔴 Lufthansa sur le point de refuser les premiers Boeing 777X.
Lufthansa, client de lancement du Boeing 777X, a confirmé qu’elle refusera une partie des premiers exemplaires construits de l’avion.
Le PDG Carsten Spohr a indiqué que la compagnie allemande est en discussions avec Boeing pour déterminer quels appareils ne seront pas acceptés en service commercial et lesquels pourront être modernisés grâce à une contribution financi��re du constructeur.
Cette position s’ajoute à celle d’Emirates, le plus gros client du programme, qui a déjà rejeté un lot d’une dizaine de 777-9 produits très tôt.
Le programme 777X, lancé en 2013, accuse désormais plus de sept ans de retard. Les premiers exemplaires ont été assemblés il y a plusieurs années et stockés en attendant la certification.