by Warp Institute | Jun 14, 2021 | βπΌ Essays, π Premium Content
In 1515 Martin Luther was a complete unknown. He didnβt even make the list of the top 100 professors of three rather obscure German universities. Four years later he was Europeβs most published author and well-known both among the clergy and people in general. How was...
by Warp Institute | Jun 10, 2021 | Impact Report, π 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...
by Warp Institute | Jun 7, 2021 | βπΌ Essays, π Premium Content
The Swedish inventor Gustaf DalΓ©n, born 1869 and dead 1937, was one of the most important figures in international shipping in the 20th century. He designed highly reliable, fully automatic systems for all types of lighthouses and buoys, and the lighthouses that his...
by Warp Institute | May 31, 2021 | βπΌ Essays, π Premium Content, π Human Progress
Feelings of gratitude or appreciation come with many positive advantages. Studies show that people who feel more grateful tend to experience better physical and mental well-being, less depression, sleep better, less heart disease, and even tend to be more likable.That...
by Warp Institute | May 24, 2021 | βπΌ Essays, π Premium Content
Pessimists do not ask questions. Pessimism is epistemically closed. Holding on to the idea that everything is getting worse in time requires perseverance, leaving no room for questions. A question reveals the greatness of the world and opens up a variety of potential...