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Ramblings in todays newsletter:
🚘Volkswagen Hits the Brakes on EV Production
🏬You can now buy stuff directly inside ChatGPT
🪙Bitcoin: Ghosts of past bull runs might just wake up.
🎧Podcast: 🎙️Spotify and Danial Ek P.S. Don’t miss this one
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Global News Rundown for Sept 24 – Oct 1, 2025
If you blinked since last Wednesday, you probably missed a small galaxy’s worth of stories, some serious, some spacey, some just plain odd. Let’s rewind.
⚡ Wheels & Deals in Auto Tech
EV dreams keep bumping into reality. Sila just opened its first U.S. factory for silicon-anode batteries, promising ~50% more juice for your future Tesla or Rivian, assuming the batteries don’t bankrupt the car before you drive it off the lot. Stellantis, meanwhile, killed its electrified Jeep Gladiator plan, proving that some brands would rather stay loud and gassy. And in a surprise twist, Tesla is lobbying the EPA to keep emissions rules tough, while most of Detroit begs for mercy.
🧬 Tech & Health: Faster, Sharper, Stranger
OpenAI splashed $1.1B on Statsig, a product-testing platform, and crowned its founder CTO of Applications. Translation: Expect more rapid-fire features and experiments on your ChatGPT screen. On the medical side, Boston’s WIRED Health festival was basically Comic-Con for doctors: personalized cancer vaccines, CRISPR fixes for genetic hiccups, and ultrasound holography treatments that sound more Star Wars than hospital ward.
🏛️ Politics: The World’s Theater of the Absurd
On the UN stage, China’s premier Li Qiang pitched a reshaped world order while casually jabbing at U.S. “unilateralism.” In Europe, Danish officials warned that drones and cyber-attacks are now as everyday as rainy weather, while Putin quietly summoned 135,000 conscripts.
⚽ Sport, Tech & Odd Physics
Sports got its share of drama. The Giro dell’Emilia bike race barred Israel-Premier Tech over protest-linked security concerns. Florida gave pickleball an AI upgrade, because if you can’t beat your neighbor, at least you can analyze them in 4K. Behind it all, investors are throwing billions into sports tech, betting that fans want smarter stadiums and stats-driven experiences.
On the science-sport fringe, researchers turned spin loss into usable energy (hello, ultra-low-power AI chips). Oh, and TDK gave javelin throws a data-driven glow-up, because spears deserve graphics too.
🌀 Wrap-Up: Humans Being Humans
From cosmic mysteries to street protests, from billion-dollar AI mergers to holographic medicine, the past week was equal parts exhilarating and exhausting. It’s proof that while the universe may be expanding, so too is humanity’s tendency to make things both brilliant and bizarre.
So buckle up: your next EV might run on silicon, your doctor might prescribe holograms, and your Friday night sky might feature not just the Moon but an identity-crisis galaxy waving hello.
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Market Watch
It was a snooze-fest for U.S. and German stocks, a slippery week for India's Sensex, a chill-out period for tech, and one more round of “guess the bottom” for crypto. Holders, consider this week a masterclass in the art of staying awake through boredom
