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Being a Warp supporter is a way for us to stay up-to-date with impactful technological changes and remain forward-looking in our thinking, which all in all makes us better advisers, says Johannes Hylander, New Republic PR.
Imagine a world with global peace, everyone living in democracy, no extreme poverty and all children go to school. Imagine no CO2 emissions, super cheap, abundant and clean energy. Imagine everyone connected to the internet. Imagine over ten million people living in space.
Richard Maltsbarger, CEO of Pet Valu, writes: "It takes looking ahead to what's possible, to imagine an improved world or an improved company, in order for us, as business leaders and teams, to stretch into our next growth opportunity. "
10 billion tonnes of food is produced yearly, but one third of it is wasted. This has to stop, and there are several smart technologies that can help us with that.
In the 1960βs the US and Soviet Union went head to head in the race to space. Today, sixty years later, the new space race has set its eyes not just on going to orbit around Earth, researching asteroids for minerals and going back to the Moon.
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What happens if more people are optimistic about the future? We will have more innovation and faster progress towards a better future.
We have the toolbox in place. If we can both change our behaviors and benefit from the exponential technological development, we can transition to a sustainable and bright future, says Rebecka Carlsson, Warp News Expert in sustainability and Green Tech.
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