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Blake, Wm. The Conversion of Saul. 1780.

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Designers are developing an electric motorcycle inspired by Shotaro Kaneda’s bike from Akira, featuring a sleek, minimalist look. The bike follows the Japanese principle of ‘Kanso,’ meaning simplicity and purity.

The bike has a ‘Godzilla’ mode, which boosts power and torque to maximum for 10 seconds. This allows it to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.5 seconds and sustain top speed briefly.

It runs on a 45kW dual motor system with ABS, traction control, and a 250 km range per charge. The battery can reach 70% charge in just 30 minutes.

The dashboard features neon green, 80s video game-inspired graphics. The LED lights include a pill-shaped headlamp and stacked rear strips. The team is now building the first prototype and testing its mechanics.

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Blake, Wm. Dante and Virgil Gazing into the Ditch of the Flatterers. 1824.

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A Chinese programmer reportedly sent $2M in Ethereum to WikiLeaks, claiming the Chinese military uses brain-computer chips to control citizens.

They also burned $1.65M in Ethereum and sent another $2M to different wallets, bringing total crypto transfers to $5.6M.

The messages accused executives at hedge fund WizardQuant of using similar technology to control employees.

The programmer’s Ethereum account has been inactive since February 17, and WizardQuant has not responded to the allegations.

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Blake, Wm. Genesis, object 2. 1827.

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Stanford researchers have created a low-cost method to trap carbon using common minerals, which could help fight climate change.

Heating silicates in a kiln makes them absorb CO2 faster, locking it into a stable solid. The process uses half the energy of current carbon capture methods.

The materials can be spread on farmland, improving soil quality while removing CO2. Farmers could use them instead of traditional soil treatments.

Over 400 million tons of suitable minerals are available from mining waste yearly, providing enough material to remove vast amounts of carbon from the atmosphere.

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Blake, Wm. The Progress of Poesy; a Pindaric Ode; Page 1- Title-Page. 1797.

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$ome $exy $ongs 4 U, the first collaborative album from Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 246,000 equivalent album units.

The album generated 287.04 million on-demand streams, marking the biggest streaming week of 2025 so far.

This is Drake’s 14th No. 1 album, tying him with JAY-Z and Taylor Swift for the most chart-toppers among solo artists.

The album replaced Kendrick Lamar’s GNX at No. 1, marking the first time Drake and Lamar have swapped the top spot on the Billboard 200.

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Blake, Wm. The Entombment. 1780.

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Over 1,000 mysterious QR code stickers appeared on gravestones and wooden crosses at three cemeteries in Munich.

Scanning the codes reveals the name of the buried person and their grave’s location within the cemetery. The stickers were placed on both decades-old graves and newly marked sites.

Authorities found that a local gardening company placed the stickers to track grave maintenance. The company said it needed an orderly method to manage their tasks.

Unauthorized placement led to removal costs of $104 to $523 per sticker due to discoloration and damage. While Munich's cemeteries do permit QR codes for online memorials, these are typically integrated through etching or metal plates, not stickers.