by Warp Institute | Dec 1, 2020 | 🥇 Optimist's Edge
There are Christmas calendars that have sweets or toys behind the doors, but from Lund University, LTH, comes a calendar with a much more nutritious content. LTH’s Christmas calendar is filled with exciting experiments .Behind each gap in the calendar is a short...
by Warp Institute | Nov 24, 2020 | 👋 Premium Supporter Profiles, 🥇 Optimist's Edge
Movements grow. Companies grow. People grow. Yet, so much of the media, news, social sharing, and more today are about destruction, demise, rifts and tearing apart society.So much negative that we can forget that, throughout human history, we have grown not only in...
by Warp Institute | Nov 23, 2020 | 🥇 Optimist's Edge
Old age has long been associated with impaired memory. As the years get more and more, the memories become less and less. But now a research team from Northwestern University in the United States has published a study that suggests that optimism may affect the risk of...
by Warp Institute | Nov 18, 2020 | ✍🏼 Essays, 🌟 Premium Content, 🥇 Optimist's Edge
In large parts of the world people look pessimistic towards the future, and think that things will worsen. If you believe that, you act accordingly. You might be less inclined to do something with that idea you have, if you have an idea at all. You save instead of...
by Warp Institute | Nov 11, 2020 | Media, 🌟 Premium Content, 🥇 Optimist's Edge
This headline in The Guardian is typical: “Local journalism is on its knees – endangering democracy.”Looking at me over the table and some thick law books was a handful of serious people telling us the same thing as the Guardian headline. They were CEOs...
