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TODAY'S FEATURE 
We err on the side of short. Short words. Short sentences. Periods littered throughout. But in the past three years, two Nobels and a Pulitzer have gone to authors who write for hundreds of pages without using a single period. So maybe we should start stretching things out. SPONSOR | RECOMMENDED BY ELEVATOR 
Most startups ask you to bet on what might happen. LiquidPiston can show you who’s already backing it. The DoD has awarded the company $65M+ in development contracts through DARPA, the Army, and the Air Force, including a $35M U.S. Air Force STRATFI contract. The draw: a compact rotary engine, protected by 110+ patents, built to deliver more power in a smaller, lighter package. Now this round could unlock even more. Through the Army SBIR CATALYST program, it could bring in up to $7M in matched, non-dilutive funding, meaning every $1 invested could unlock $3.* Prefer Elevator without ads? Upgrade to Elevator+ MORE GOOD READS 
“Mouthfeel” is one of those words we’d prefer never to hear while eating. Unfortunately, the food industry can’t stop saying it. Crunchier. Crispier. Chewier. > 
Bad news for anyone with secrets. Sleep talk is real. The good news? Most of what comes out of your mouth is probably complete nonsense. Probably > FROM THE ARCHIVES 
Six years later, this Japanese sex guide from the ‘60s hasn’t gotten any less bizarre. From how to hold hands to jerking off a test tube? 
The MixerRats make an ultrasonic sound when they eat chocolate. Don’t scan that parking meter QR code until you check this. Six famous rock stars with surprisingly ordinary first jobs. How fashion week became an economy of attention. A tiny engine with some very big backing.* (*Partner). 100 skills every man… ELEVATOR CLASSIFIEDSQuotes From Smart Men“Fantasies. Indulge them at your peril.” —Daniel Kraus Enjoying Elevator? You'll probably like our other newsletters too: 
@2026 Rotary Digital 300 Witherspoon St Suite 201 Princeton NJ 08542 Disclaimers: *The Army SBIR Catalyst Program can match up to $7M in SBIR funding, contingent on ~$3.5M in private investment (this Reg CF) and ~$3.5M in committed Army transition partner (non-SBIR) funding, along with an integration partner to support integration and fielding of a field demonstration. There is no guarantee the Company will be able to secure funding from either a non-SBIR Army partner or the Army SBIR CATALYST Program. However, the Company believes the Army Transition Partner (i.e. to support Army Next Generation Command and Control), may recognize this as a highly leveraged opportunity to help resolve a signature need established by the Army. You can read more about how the Army Catalyst Program works here.. |
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