Is it a real threat, or can the robotic carbon fixing plants and concrete from startups save us? Carbon dioxide kills, as all life suffers when environments foment and species die. Ecosystems rely on food […]
Cancel culture comes to medicine
It may be a rife political issue, as Atlas joins President Trump’s council to end lockdowns and return to work. However, much more literature and research is necessary on herd immunity to truly understand what […]
The Hawking Limit in Us
What makes life beautiful is “achieving goals against all odds makes life worth living and celebrates the resilience of the human spirit.” The greatest thing Stephen Hawking left behind is perhaps his inspiration, the Hawking […]
Robots take over the pasta industry
This is brilliant with a defined target addressable market and reuse of flour for the dishes to minimize food waste. They can definitely have a B2B play with restaurants and B2C with their own proprietary […]
Yatate Hajime: The bridge where writing began
Yatate Hajime means the beginning of writing, and is where Basho’s first haikus were written, under the bridge constructed by Date Masamune, “spring passing; the birds cry out and the eyes of the fish are […]
Healthcare access: Privatization Does not equal better care
Does privatizing health care truly equate to better and more innovative health? That’s a large grey area that needs to be resolved as more and more mergers happen, as not all is for the best […]
Face Shields Protecting Nobody
While it is true that face shields initially block the projection of spit sprays, molecules containing the virus may skirt under the shield and into the nostrils and airways. When compared to masks with a […]
Got Ammo? Maybe a bit too much, America
Guns have skyrocketed for Ammo Inc., raising concerns for control. Questions of safety during protests continue onward. Some speculate this might be a temporary reaction due to the political climes of Trump and the aggressive […]
This is not a bug
This is very cool but there is much progress to be seen. Micro robotics and the like may be innovative and an audacious goal to create reconnaissance bugs, it becomes a worry that the robot […]
Test among physicians shows who is likely to get a vaccine
Physicians are more likely than nurses to get a vaccine, varying by specialty. Ophthalmologists are 82% likely to get a vaccine, and internists only 62%. Doctors younger than 35 are 56% likely, and over 83% […]
