Annoying Paper Straws

By Emily Cohn (Age 10)

Are paper straws better for our environment than plastic straws?   What do paper straws do in the world?

Tracking The Growth of Pickleball Using Satellite AI Image Recognition

The number of public pickleball courts in the 100 largest U.S. cities has experienced a remarkable sixfold increase since 2017, rising from 420 to 2,788. However, municipal leaders assert that they are still far from meeting the demand from pickleball enthusiasts, often referred to as "pickleheads."

Never Use "Honestly" in a Truthful Statement

One of my biggest pet peeves is someone who describes a statement using the term honestly. 

Are you happy that Elon bought Twitter? (Vote)

Are you happy that Elon bought Twitter?#freespeech #twitter #elonmusk #poll #vote

— jeffcohn (@jeffcohn) April 26, 2022

Here is a similar poll posted on LinkedIn "Are you happy that Elon bought Twitter"

Are We In A Recession? - I asked Chat GPT Some Related Questions

What is considered a recession?

A recession is generally defined as a significant decline in economic activity across multiple sectors of an economy, typically lasting for a sustained period of time. It is characterized by a contraction in the gross domestic product (GDP), which is the measure of the total value of goods and services produced within a country.

How Is GDPR Enforced? Where Is GDPR Required, Enforced & Fines?

Does Not Having an Image in Your Article Hurt Your Map SEO?

I Asked ChatGPT: "Does Big Pharma Control & Censor the News Media?"

Why does AdSense approval take so long? - I Asked ChatGPT

The length of time it takes for AdSense approval can vary depending on several factors. While I don't have access to real-time information, I can provide some general reasons why AdSense approval may take longer:

Top 10 Reasons Why Large Companies & Government Fail at Crowdsourcing Data

Why Do Big Companies Fear Using Crowdsourced Data?

We have been crowdsourcing map data for over 15 years, long before the term "crowdsourcing" was coined by an article in 2006.  The more I speak with large companies about crowdsourced data the more I begin to understand why most large companies and governments fail at collecting and using crowdsourced data for their benefit.