Elon Musk wants to establish a human colony on Mars. For real. I’m not yet sold on the idea. What do you think? Is space travel – or your next home on Mars, something you’d sign up for?
Hurricanes, forest fires, rising temperatures, and the ultimate destruction of the world. We are bombarded by stories about how we may soon be doomed as a species because of this thing called Climate Change.
Like humans, the African clawed frog used in the research does not have the ability to naturally regenerate a limb like some other critters. It was treated with a five-drug cocktail over 24 hours. That brief treatment set in motion an 18-month period of regrowth that restored a functional leg.
I’ll admit that I haven’t seen a pig fly (yet), but did you know that pigs are now saving human lives?
I prefer good news. Optimistic news. Inspirational news. Positive news. I just can’t find much of that kind of news on TV or on the radio. I think I understand why.
I wasn’t a nut fan for most of my life. Sometimes, I’d grab some peanuts or cashews in those shared bowls you might see on a bar [which seems gross now] but outside of that, not so much. I wasn’t anti-nut but there always seemed to be something I’d rather have, like pretzels or crackers.
A toilet smart enough to be your doctor?
I thought I had the best in toilet technology available. One that automatically opens when you approach it, heats the seat, and has a built-in bidet, if that’s your thing.
A company called TuSimple is quickly transforming the prospect of driverless, computer-controlled big rig trucking from a crazy idea into an amazing new breakthrough. Just recently, a big rig equipped with TuSimple’s technology made a driverless trip from Tucson to Phoenix – and not just on the highway.
A company called Colossal thinks so. Known as the De-Extinction company and started by world renowned geneticist, Dr. George Church, and serial tech entrepreneur, Ben Lamm, Colossal is focused on 3 breakthrough technologies:
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We’re sharing this guest episode again because it is full of such innovative and exciting medical advances that more of us should be aware of.
Today’s solo episode of the How’d It Happen podcast was inspired by Jordan Peterson and his book, titled “12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to