💡 Warp News #212
🐳 Blue whales returning to the Indian Ocean. 🏆 XPRIZE aims to add 10 healthy years of life - $101 million in prize money. 🦾 Deepmind's AI discovers millions of new materials. 🤧 First steps towards a universal flu vaccine.
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💡 Hopescrolling: Fact-based optimistic news from November
The most surprising news for me in November was that dementia is not increasing, but decreasing. You hear so much about dementia, and with increased lifespans, it seems reasonable that more people would be affected. But that's not the case.
This and a lot of other optimistic news you'll find in the November summary.
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Mathias Sundin
The Angry Optimist
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💬 First time: A book you can talk to – about the book
The Centaur's Edge, co-authored by Mathias Sundin and WALL-Y, has now been released. Everyone who purchases the book will get an AI tool, allowing you to talk to the book, about the book.
💡 Hopescrolling: Fact-based optimistic news from November
👵 Dementia has started to decline. 🌳 Ecuador's forests are making a comeback. 🚀 Starship exploded, but made progress. 🔋 Northvolt's new battery needs less rare minerals.
💡 Fact-based optimistic news of the week
🤧 First steps towards a universal flu vaccine
Are we finally on the path to get ríd of the flu?
🔭 James Webb Space Telescope uncovers never-before-seen features in the Milky Way's center
The Webb telescope's advanced infrared imaging has exposed aspects of the Sagittarius C region that were previously hidden. This new perspective reshapes our understanding of star formation in the galaxy's most extreme environments.
🏆 XPRIZE aims to add 10 healthy years of life - $101 million in prize money
The winner will succeed in rejuvenating several vital body functions by at least 10 years, for people aged 65 to 80 years old.
🐳 Blue whales returning to the Indian Ocean
Acoustic monitoring reveals a significant presence of these whales in the region. This observation is a testament to the resilience of nature when given a chance to recover.
🦾 Deepmind's AI discovers millions of new materials
Traditionally, the discovery of new materials, particularly inorganic crystal materials, has been a slow and meticulous process fraught with trial-and-error experimentation. But now AI is catapulting this field forward.
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