Imagine a world where goods travel less, countries rely on themselves more, and borders feel more like walls. That’s the idea behind de-globalisation, a trend that’s shaking up how we trade and interact. But what… Read More »Is the world Shrinking? De-globalisation explained
Remember the days of jingling pockets full of coins and carefully counting out bills? In today’s world, tapping your phone or swiping a card seems to be the new normal. This shift towards digital payments… Read More »The Move Towards a Cashless Society
The ethics of time travel are a tangled mess, a cosmic Rubik’s Cube waiting to be solved. But by thinking critically about the potential risks and rewards, we can ensure that this hypothetical technology, if it ever exists, is used wisely and responsibly. Until then, let’s stick to time machines of the imagination, exploring these ethical dilemmas through stories and thought experiments. After all, even if we can’t hop through time yet, it doesn’t mean we can’t prepare for the ethical journey that might await us on the other side.
Picture a future where juicy steaks are grown in labs, not on ranches. Imagine rows of leafy greens sprouting not in rural fields, but stacked high in city skyscrapers. This isn’t science fiction – it’s… Read More »The future of food
Imagine a world where you can be anyone, do anything, and go anywhere, all without leaving your living room. That’s the metaverse, a virtual world that’s rapidly blurring the lines between reality and imagination. So,… Read More »What is it like to live in the metaverse?
Imagine a future where instead of stuck in traffic, you zip through the air in a quiet, electric flying taxi. That’s the promise of eVTOLs, short for electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles. Think of… Read More »Need to get across town quickly? Try eVTOL.
The prospect of robots dreaming is a fascinating one that has been explored in science fiction and philosophy for centuries. While modern robots are not capable of dreaming in the same way that humans do,… Read More »What do robots dream about?