Aman Tripathi – A new study published in Nature Biotechnology on April 15 has shown that gamers can significantly enhance scientific research.
Recently, as many as 4.5 million gamers across the world played a minigame within the popular title Borderlands 3, which helped map the evolutionary history of bacteria found within the human gut.
It can help scientists draw a “better tree” of bacteria living in our guts, which play a crucial role in maintaining health. The research also has the potential to gain new insights into how our diet, medications, and lifestyle choices influence our microbial communities. Continue reading
Charles Hugh Smith – AI is like the powerful character in an action movie who looks invincible until they turn around, revealing a fatal spear embedded in their back. The spear in AI’s back is the American legal system, which has been issuing free passes to tech companies and platforms for decades on the idea that limiting innovation will hurt economic growth, so we’d best let tech companies run with few restrictions.
Oliva Wilson – In sustainable living, closed-loop systems are increasingly recognized as the gold standard, and gardening is no exception. Surprisingly, despite its profound benefits, many gardeners have not prioritized establishing a closed-loop system in their