?? Warp News #168

?? Warp News #168

?? Flying start to the new year

I had one op-ed in large Swedish daily newspaper, Expressen, about the comeback of many animal species.

And the other day Jonas Birgersson and I made some policy proposals for the energy society. This in another large Swedish daily newspaper, Svenska Dagbladet.

Both texts are in Swedish unfortunately. But I share them because 1) many Swedes subscribe to this newsletter, and 2) I want to show our work to spread fact-based optimism.


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?? Optimist's Edge: AI is unleashing a massive wave of creativity

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?? AI will unleash massive untapped creativity by us tools to create things that before only were available to professionals. This unleashed creativity will create millions of jobs and tons of human progress.

Read this on Warp News


?? Jim O'Shaughnessy launches new venture for creators

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Jim O'Shaughnessy is a Wall Street legend. He has written some of the most influential books on investing, like?Invest Like the Best?and?What Works on Wall Street, and he even holds several patents on investment strategies. Now, he is looking for creators around the globe.

Read it on Warp News

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? Environmentally friendly boat paint is more effective than environmentally hazardous alternatives

Silicone-based boat bottom paints are better for both the environment and the boat hulls.

Read more on Warp News.

?? Jim O'Shaughnessy launches new venture for creators

Wall Street legend, Jim O'Shaughnessy, is looking for creators around the globe.

Read more on Warp News.

?? Cell glue – a breakthrough for regenerative medicine

Engineered molecules with glue-like properties open the door to regenerating tissues, healing wounds and regenerating nerves. The knowledge can also make it easier to study diseases.

Read more on Warp News.

?? Robot collects rare minerals from the seafloor

A company has proven that sustainable ocean mining is possible with the world's first hovering robot.

Read more on Warp News.

?? 30% of Barbados' seas to be protected under "Blue Bond" funding

The island nation of Barbados is to receive 50 million dollars in funding for conservation of its entire marine ecosystem as a part of a debt-for-nature refinancing program.

Read more on Warp News.

?? The four-day working week increases both well-being and productivity

A pilot study in which the employees worked one day less a week was such a success that all 33 companies that participated in the study intend to continue with the four-day week.

Read more on Warp News.

?? Seasalt batteries - a cheap, green alternative to lithium

Researchers have designed a cheap new sea salt battery with four times the energy storage capacity of lithium.

Read more on Warp News.

?? Zimbabwe’s endangered black rhinos are making a comeback

In Zimbabwe, rhinoceros populations are beginning to recover which indicates that conservation efforts are making a difference.

Read more on Warp News.

?? One step closer to public prostate cancer screening

A new method reduces the risk of treating harmless tumors, with the risk of side effects, and opens the way for general screening to find prostate cancer early.

Read more on Warp News.

?? Internet pioneer: IKEA almost decided to become Amazon, before Amazon

In the late 1990s, a Swedish internet pioneer's masterstroke made IKEA into Europe's largest e-commerce business. But he also proposed that IKEA should do the very thing that Jeff Bezos later did with Amazon.

Read more on Warp News.

?? Car powered by the sun is soon coming to the US

In the beginning of next year a car powered by the sun called Squad solar electric city car is coming to the US.

Read more on Warp News.

?? Chemical process turns non-recyclable PVC into useful materials

New research from the University of Michigan has targeted one of the most difficult materials to reuse, namely PVC (polyvinyl chloride) and created a chemical process which can turn this previously non-recyclable material into something useful.

Read more on Warp News.

?? Endangered blue butterfly quadruples in numbers - saves a lupine from extinction

The conservation work to save a butterfly, once thought to be extinct, causes a chain reaction and saves a lupine from extinction as well.

Read more on Warp News.

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