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We now have a new type of infrastructure β satellite networks. This infrastructure will transform both military and civilian operations and foster new thinking and innovation.
Sorry about the angry headline, but I'm just following the trend. Over the last 20 years headlines in news media have turned more and more negative and angry.
How do you prepare for a future that is largely unknown? How do you contribute to changing the world for the better? How do you create tools for a good life? The school could play an important role in all this, if we dare to think anew.
Terrorist crisis - refugee crisis - financial crisis - euro crisis - metoo crisis - pandemic crisis - Ukraine crisis - energy crisis. Should any gaps arise, the ever-luring climate crisis pops up.
One kilogram of cheese accounts for between six and 13 kilograms of carbon dioxide emissions. The solution is not to stop eating cheese, but to produce cheese with less climate impact. That's what Stockeld Dreamery does and recently Warp Premium Supporters visited the company.
Through new technologies allowing researchers to "observe" inside the brain, science is discovering new patterns and formulating effective theories on how the mind works: between epochal discoveries, open questions and new treatments to heal the mind.
Something is about to break, it is often claimed. But is that true? For decades, immigration has increased, without xenophobia increasing. The view of equality, homosexual rights, violence, and causes of crime has shifted sharply in the direction of human rights.
"A millennial couple recounting how they wrestled for a decade (!) with the βethical quandaryβ of whether to bring βanother human onto an already crowded planet.β (she wanted to raise a βclimate ally,β he feared for the childβs future)," writes Ulrika G. Gerth
In the same way that we feel a bond with a person we love on the other side of the world, the capacity of one particle can affect another particle, regardless of distance.