💡 Premium Supporter recap + fact-based optimistic news
😊 Americans satisfied with their lives. ☀️ EU will hit renewable energy targets ahead of time. 🤔 Studies: Cynics aren't smarter (they are actually the opposite). 🧬 Human Y chromosome fully sequenced for the first time.
💡 Musings of the Angry Optimist: Don't look up, look forward
Is humanity at a crossroads? Two optimistic videos claim so. But such a crossroads does not exist.
💡 Warp News #200
😊 Americans satisfied with their lives. ☀️ EU will hit renewable energy targets ahead of time. 🤔 Studies: Cynics aren't smarter (they are actually the opposite). 🧬 Human Y chromosome fully sequenced for the first time.
👩⚕️ If we are to move from sick care to healthcare, someone needs to lead the way
Is Neko Health the battering ram needed to truly transform sick care into actual healthcare? I've visited them, looked around, and talked to one of the founders, Hjalmar Nilsonne.
💡 Premium Supporter recap + fact-based optimistic news
💛 Decline in suicides among young people. 🏭 EU sees decline in pollutant emissions. 🐢 Record-breaking sea turtle nesting. 🌊 Less plastic in the oceans than presumed.
💡 Hopescrolling: 24 optimistic news in August
24 fact-based optimistic news items that show how the world improved in August.
💡 Warp News #199
💛 Decline in suicides among young people. 🏭 EU sees decline in pollutant emissions. 🐢 Record-breaking sea turtle nesting. 🌊 Less plastic in the oceans than presumed.
3️⃣ Three steps to become a fact-based optimist
Does it feel like the world is filled with horrors and almost nothing good happens? The terrible things are just one part of reality. To discover the other part, you need a different perspective. One that makes you feel better but also helps you see opportunities that pessimists overlook.
💡 Premium Supporter recap + fact-based optimistic news
🎮 Violent video games don't make children aggressive. 💰 Wealthier and more economically equal. 🏭 U.S. makes billion-dollar investment in carbon capture technology. 😲 A new force of nature? Yep, Fermilab scientists think so