Bruce Wilson is an editor for Fast Bikes magazine, specializing in motorcycle-related content. In addition to his work with Fast Bikes, Bruce also writes for Psychology Today and The Morning Call, covering a range of topics including psychology, personal development, and social issues. His articles aim to provide insightful perspectives and provoke thought in readers.
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How anger and disgust contribute to hatred.
By: Bruce Wilson
On Jan. 29, Elmo, the last bastion of goodness and kindness in this world, asked on X, “How is everybody doing?” The number of responses was shocking.
World Water Day was Friday, an annual United Nations observant that reminds us we must protect and appreciate our water!
European Union-Australian Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiations progressed well until late 2023 and might have resulted in a comprehensive and
Many areas in the country are banning gas hookups in new construction as the push for electrification takes hold, for good reason.
By: Bruce Wilson
I've been driving since 1972, and there have been a lot of changes since then. When I started driving, our cars all had belted tires, not radials.
Fixated on goals and the chance to lift the bar in the hotly-contested A2 sportsbike market, there were two sets of numbers that mattered above all else for the firm from Noale: 175 and 47. To elaborate, the lightest an A2 machine can weigh is 175 kilos, which is exactly what the Aprilia hits the scales at. And the 47… well, that refers to the peak amount of bhp a bike of this class can produce at the aforementioned weight. In other words, the RS 457 could not be any lighter, or any more powerful, but there’s much more to this motorcycle than those two factors alone.
We have entered a time where truth has lost all meaning to half of the U.S. population: Donald Trump can say anything, no matter how outrageous and untruthful, and his base believes him. H…
Your View: It is also becoming harder for plankton to exist because the acid attacks their shells. Since about half of Earth's oxygen comes from the plankton and algae in the ocean this is a huge cause for alarm.
By: Haotian Zhang, Haitao Xia, Bruce Wilson, Jun Yao, Aravind Nayak
The SAS4 standard incorporates a Reed-Solomon (RS) forward error-correction (FEC) code.
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