This week on Supercharged we're talking objective politics, touch disease, the forever missing low-cost Apple computers, Microsoft's new diversity hiring strategy, and YOUR QUESTIONS! Visit awkward.email for questions/comments/etc.!

Links for this episode:

• The Fuchur :: A Brief History of the 22nd CenturyNo history is written. No fuchur is predestined. All possibilities exist within the infinity that encompasses our life. We present the history of the 22nd century as series of events perceived and interpreted through our limited human capacity for observation.
• Apple Launches 'Touch Disease' Repair Program for iPhone 6 PlusApple today launched a new repair program for the iPhone 6 Plus, addressing complaints about a manufacturing issue that can cause the iPhone 6 Plus to become unresponsive to touch.
• Microsoft says it will tie executive bonuses to diversity hiring goalsFollowing a year of decline in the number of women that make up its workforce, Microsoft says it will now tie executive bonuses to the company’s diversity efforts, according to a report in Bloomberg. The move is a form of pressure to incentivize top leadership to reform the company’s hiring practices in an effort to include more women and minorities. After Microsoft wrote off the acquisition of Nokia’s handset unit and fired thousands of employees, it saw its percentage of female employees dip to 25.8 percent from 26.8 percent a year ago.
• Google is bringing Android app support to four more ChromebooksYou’ll need the developer version of Chrome OS.

In the 22nd century, you can marry your dog, fornicate with your computer, and enjoy a perpetual state of euphoria through a chemically-altered water supply. Take a quantum leap forward with us online or in person (from December 9th - 11th, 2016 in Downtown Los Angeles), to find out where humanity is headed next.