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Hey there, tech lovers! Today, let’s dive into a wild story about young teens making headlines for all the wrong reasons and a brave engineer who didn’t back down.
Two teenagers, both just 15 years old, are now facing charges after a chaotic carjacking incident involving Edward “Big Balls” Coristine, a notable software engineer and former Neuralink intern. The incident happened in Washington’s Logan Circle at around 3 a.m. on a Sunday, when about ten teens approached Coristine’s car, making threats about stealing it.
Coristine, concerned for his safety and that of his girlfriend, pushed her into the car and confronted the group. Unfortunately, things turned violent, and the teens attacked him until police arrived on the scene. Musk took to his social media platform to praise Coristine for his courage, while Trump shared an image of Coristine with a call to prosecute young teens as adults.
Coristine recently left DOGE but returned to federal service at the Social Security Administration, where he works on improving the agency’s website. The story highlights not just the incident but also the ongoing debates about youth violence and cybersecurity heroes.
Keep your eyes on the tech world — not just for gadgets and gadgets, but for stories that remind us of bravery and resilience in the face of adversity. Stay curious and keep loving technology!
