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🦏 Rhinos on the rise. 🌡️ Staying within 1.5 degrees is possible, due to record growth for renewables. 🦾 ChatGPT diagnoses as accurately as ER doctors. 🔌 Record global access to electricity.
💡 Musings of the Angry Optimist: No AI pause, but the doomsday rhetoric has taken hold
Doomsday rhetoric has taken hold at the highest level, and risks damaging the future of humanity.
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🐦 Europe’s most endangered bird is making a comeback. 🧬 New AI predicts genetic diseases. 📲 Google launches new anti-censorship tech. Mars Technology Institute will develop technologies for human settlement.
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💀 The murder rate has dropped 17%. 👽 Not alone anymore? 📶 Record number of internet users. 🚘 Autonomous vehicles cause fewer injuries and fatal crashes
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🥛 Milk production without cows. 🐳 AI could help us talk to animals. 📱 Internet use may lower dementia risk for older people. 🏙️ Tech leaders building a new city near Silicon Valley.
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😊 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.
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💛 Decline in suicides among young people. 🏭 EU sees decline in pollutant emissions. 🐢 Record-breaking sea turtle nesting. 🌊 Less plastic in the oceans than presumed.
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🎮 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