The Daily Populous

A Hamilton man has taken Kiwi ingenuity to a whole new level after using his neighbour's 8000 volt electric fence to jump-start his heart.

Kicking off his boots, he put the back of his hand on the fence to give himself an electric shock.

Dr Gerry Devlin, medical director at the Heart Foundation of NZ, said using an 8000 volt electric fence was "completely inappropriate" and would deliver a large bolt. »

Elon Musk at TED: "By the end of 2017, a driverless Tesla will go from LA to NYC."

Presumably, drivers will still be required for that cross-country drive, but the ability to sit back and relax will arrive shortly:.

On @Tesla autonomy, @TEDchris: "How long until you can get in your car, fall asleep, and wake up at your destination?" »

Seth Rogen and The Lonely Island are teaming up for a movie about a music festival that goes horribly wrong.

With the recent disaster of rapper Ja Rule’s Fyre Festival making headlines, both Rogen and The Lonely Island took to Twitter to reveal that they are in fact, making a movie “about a music festival that goes horribly wrong.”

This seems like a good time to mention the movie we are making with @thelonelyisland about a music festival that goes HORRIBLY WRONG. »

Whenever we use prejudice, we run the risk of making mistakes, but the chances of error are usually pretty low.

The most important example of agape-love overcoming prejudice is Dostoyevsky’s solution to the dilemma presented by the Grand Inquisitor.

Alyosha’s encounter with Greshenka is another example of agape-love overcoming a prejudice. »