Yes, there are outbreaks due to human error, but when you factor in that there are over eight billion people on the planet, these numbers are reasonable. Overall, efforts to eradicate polio and other viruses using vaccines have apparently been very successful. Clearly some improvements must be made, and they will be made.

It seems Uber would rather put profits above the dignity of employees. Employers need to stop seeing these as mutually exclusive. You don't need a toxic workplace to make profits. There are ways to have a win-win scenario between business owners and employees, though finding that middle ground can be a challenge.

Yes, vested interests seem to want to keep us using types of energy that are horribly inefficient and bad for the environment. Nonetheless, at some point technological progress has to overcome even the most stubborn bureaucrats.

Let's not forget the harassment of the Sandy Hook family members, and the weird subcultures of conspiracy theories that promote violence. I am all for free speech, but some of the people using the platform have been let loose for far too long. Some mass killers even have been known to post or comment before shootings with no repercussions.

Sure, why not! It's not clear that Wall Street analysis are any better than robots at this point, since they tend to be late on trends. I am surprised AI has not already displayed most of these fund managers' jobs.

Good! This is a victory for free speech, and keeps the burden high for public figures to complain about criticism online.

Humans are closely related no matter where they are from, so the DNA is almost indistinguishable and the evolved traits highly similar. The problem is it's hard to ascertain just how much of our culture is purely biological. Just because people migrated thousands of miles away from where they originated does not mean they did not carry cultural traits with them. Still, there is probably some evolutionary explanation to music.