Fear of radiation is more dangerous than radiation itself
All we have to fear is fear.
Science
Newsletter July 4, 2017: Your hardest breakup
State hate, free speech, cyborgs, gun rights, bigotry, augmented reality, passports, solar waste, Elon Musk, and silence.
«We can rebuild him. We have the technology.» ??
In our newsletter for July 2, 2017: Genomics, Africa, critical thinking, minimum wage, Scandinavia, airplanes, sex toys, and igloos.
We Can Now Build Biomolecules From Computer Code — No Humans Necessary
Synthetic Genomics has created a digital-to-biological converter that uses digital code to create biologics like DNA, RNA, proteins, and viral particles. This may have major implications for space colonization, fighting disease outbreaks, and personalized medicine.
Physically fit ?
In our newsletter for 2017-06-29: Fitness, Star Trek, Ethereum, drug policy, Liberty Con, Africa, trees, and fusion energy.
Hunter-gatherer past taught our brains to love exercise
by Alexis Blue
The link between exercise and the brain may be a product of our evolutionary history and past as hunter-gatherers, researchers say.
Anthropologist David Raichlen and psychologist Gene Alexander, who together run a research program on exercise and the brain, propose an “adaptive capacity model” for understanding, from an evolutionary neuroscience perspective, how physical activity impacts brain structure and function.
The Lazarus Effect
The FTN Newsletter 2017-06-20: Healing, WiFi, supersonic flight, smartphones, Amazon's acquisitions, Tesla's, ebooks, websites, flying cars and AI ethics.
Making Materials That Heal Themselves
You might not need to throw away your broken glasses and get new ones anymore, thanks to these unique materials that can heal themselves!
Hosted by: Stefan Chin
A video by SciShow.
