by Warp Institute | Jul 5, 2021 | ✍🏼 Essays, 🌟 Premium Content
It’s 2006, and I’m in Stanford. Or on the outskirts of the university campus, in the small residential area where retired professors and academics often linger after a long career at the university. It’s a quiet suburb, with typical California,...
by Warp Institute | Jul 4, 2021 | Impact Report, 🌟 Premium Content
This is the ninth Warp News Impact Report to show what impact you as a Premium Supporter has.If you are not a Premium Supporter and want to help our mission, sign-up for a free trial.HighlightsLaunched the Warp Space SummitPodcast interview with our CEO, Mathias...
by Warp Institute | Jun 28, 2021 | 🌟 Premium Content
Summer is here and if you are like me, you have a pile of books, or at least a virtual pile, that you are hoping to read this summer. But if you haven’t had time to compile your summer reading list, here are three books that I highly recommend regardless if you are...
by Warp Institute | Jun 21, 2021 | ✍🏼 Essays, 🌟 Premium Content
One reason why people often reject optimism as a cognitive strategy is that it is described as blind – it does not take into account how things really are. In the same spirit, pessimists tend to point out that they are really just realists. Optimism is often...
by Warp Institute | Jun 14, 2021 | ✍🏼 Essays, 🌟 Premium Content
In 1515 Martin Luther was a complete unknown. He didn’t even make the list of the top 100 professors of three rather obscure German universities. Four years later he was Europe’s most published author and well-known both among the clergy and people in general. How was...
by Warp Institute | Jun 10, 2021 | Impact Report, 🌟 Premium Content
This is the eighth Warp News Impact Report to show what impact you as a Premium Supporter has.If you are not a Premium Supporter and want to help our mission, sign-up for a free trial.HighlightsPublished an ebook on the corona vaccine revolution.Lots of other news...
