💡 Welcome!
My name is Mathias Sundin. I’m co-founder and CEO of Warp News.
I’m very happy you have chosen to subscribe to Warp News. Every Thursday I’ll send you the latest newsletter with fact-based optimistic news. Look out for the 💡 in the subject line.
I live in the south of Sweden with my wife Emma, son Teddy and cat called Carlos. I’m really a dog person but one day a kitten showed up, liked the services we provided, and decided to employ us.
My driving force has always been that I want to have a positive impact on our future. That is why I became a Member of Parliament. But in 2018 I decided to not run for reelection because I’d seen an even bigger opportunity for change: Building a global community of fact-based optimists.
You can learn a bit more about me any why I am the Angry Optimist here:
Why Warp News?
One of the main reasons we started Warp News. To balance the negative bias in media and give you a more fact-based, optimistic view of the world.
It's so important, that we wrote an article solely on this topic.
Think of this piece as “Warp News 101”. The why behind what we do and the impact we want to have on the future.
After you’ve read it, you can dive deeper by checking out our Top Reads. It's a collection of our best content from the founders of Warp News and a panel of world-class writers who contribute to Warp News because they believe in our mission of spreading fact-based optimism all over the world.
The Optimist's Edge
Hans Rosling said, “The world is improving. Though we face huge challenges, we make tremendous progress year after year. Understanding this is key to a fact-based worldview.”
The Optimist’s Edge is the unique insights we share once a week with Warp News Premium Supporters.
We look at what people believe, compare that to the facts, and in that gap find huge opportunities.
Possibilities that you can only see and grab if you have a fact-based optimistic view of the world.
One example is electric vehicles. Most people think they will never be cheaper to buy than fossil-fuel cars. But the facts show that they will become cheaper in just two or three years.
Thanks again for subscribing, and welcome to Warp News!