πŸ’‘ Premium Supporter recap + fact-based optimistic news

πŸ’‘ Premium Supporter recap + fact-based optimistic news

🌞 Climate optimism at Stockholm Climate Week. πŸ₯‡ Graphene just broke another physics record. πŸ› Printing electronics into living worms. 🩸 Lab-grown red blood cells.

Mathias Sundin
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😲 Too bad to be true

On Tuesday, we are going to publish our investigation into the sixth mass extinction. I can promise you are very interesting read!

🌞 Climate optimism at Stockholm Climate Week

Warp News is a partner to We Don't Have Time during Stockholm Climate Week, and Tuesday I gave a short speech on climate optimism.

Many people say that "nothing happens" in fixing climate change. But that is wrong. There is a lot going on, but many projects and companies are new and have not come so far, so it is barely noticeable.

When a tsunami wave is out at sea, it looks like any other wave. When it comes to shore, it is enormous. That's how it is with climate solutions.

If you want to book me as a speaker, you can easily contact me by replying to this email.

πŸ—“οΈ Personal Days

No one has objected to my idea of 15 possible personal days for illness, care of a sick child, time off, or something else. Therefore, I will start implementing this.

The first personal days will be on May 2 and May 4. That week, I will focus on writing my AI book together with WALL-Y.

A book you will get for free, or at a significant discount (depending on what I agree with the publisher).

Mathias Sundin
The Angry Optimist

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Fact-based optimistic news of the week

πŸ₯‡ Graphene just broke another physics record

The extraordinary material has set a new record for exhibiting magnetoresistance at room temperature. A new record that has never been observed in any material before.

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πŸ› Printing electronics into living worms: A breakthrough for future medical technologies

It's possible to 3D print circuits into microscopic worms, opening up new possibilities for brain implants, medical technologies, and treating neurological conditions.

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πŸš€ JUICE: A colossal mission to Jupiter begins

The European Space Agency's JUICE spacecraft successfully launched on an Ariane 5 rocket, beginning an eight-year journey to explore Jupiter's icy moons, Ganymede, Europa, and Callisto, in search of potential habitats for life within their suspected subsurface oceans.

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🩸 Lab-grown red blood cells: A revolutionary step in treating blood disorders

In a groundbreaking clinical trial, lab-grown red blood cells were successfully transfused into humans for the first time.

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πŸ”­ Discovering a new world: New planet with Earth-like magnetic field

This Earth-sized planet could potentially have a magnetic field similar to ours, suggesting it may possess the necessary conditions to support life as we know it.

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