📝 Warp News Impact Report - March 2021

We published the best-selling author of the Rational Optimist, Matt Ridley. Named Johan Kuylienstierna Fact-based Optimist of the Year and set a date for Warp Space Summit.

Mathias Sundin 16.Apr.2021 2 min read

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Highlights

We published an article by best-selling author Matt Ridley.
Fact-based optimist of the Year was awarded to Johan Kuylenstierna.
Warp Space Summit is set for September 19, 2021

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The Rational Optimist published on Warp News

Matt Ridley with his book the Rational Optimist, as well as his TED talk, When ideas have sex, is a great source of inspiration for us.

In the Rational Optimist he explains what we call fact-based optimism. And in his TED talk he shows how it is ideas that drive humanity forward.

🏆 Fact-based optimist of the Year 2020

Johan Kuylienstierna is chairman of the Swedish Climate Policy Council, professor at Stockholm University and worked for many years with water and climate issues in the United Nations.

He is a fact-based optimist in area crowded with pessimists. Like every fact-based optimist he acknowledges the big problem, but also sees the progress we are making to solve it - and that our opportunity to do that is bigger than ever.

Warp Space Summit on September 19

In Linkoping, Sweden, we are hosting Warp Space Summit on September 19.

We will focus on humanity's future in space. A future everyone who wants can be part of creating.

You can join live (hopefully, if vaccinations proceed as planned) or digitally. More info later.

Reach in March

In March our reach was 131,914. This is not unique individuals, but how many times our content was exposed to someone online.

People interacted with our content 10,981 times (likes, comments, shares, or clicks.)

13,599 people visited our news websites.

Our mission is to make people more optimistic about the future, so they see and grab the opportunities. A mission like that is, of course, hard to measure. But we believe that the more people we reach with fact-based optimistic content, the bigger impact we'll have.