Dex McBean brings to life the most epic debate in carbon removal (CDR), whether to prioritize economical but less-durable solutions that scale rapidly, or focus on more permanent carbon removal options even if they are more expensive.

Corey J breaks down the cell and gene therapy applications of CRISPR and the amazing potential to cure genetic diseases on the near horizon, released on World CRISPR Day 2021.

Mega Ran explores the origins of humanity and what those humble roots can teach us as we enter the next phase of our evolution.

Mega Ran breaks down a recent major advance in the search for machine consciousness: inner speech in robots that can articulate their own decision-making process to achieve their goals more effectively.

The nascent CDR (carbon dioxide removal) industry is innovating dozens of creative ways to capture carbon, some using biology and botany and ecology, some oceanology, some chemistry and physics and engineering and computer science.

CRISPR stands for “Clustered Regularly Interspersed Short Palindromic Repeats” and the palindromes in DNA resemble the palindromes in words and poetry in key ways.

Dex McBean breaks down the many functions and facets of the three protective meninges in the central nervous system.

Nothing says hip-hop more than Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats, particularly as it applies to disease modeling, as told by Abdominal.

Zeps breaks down the business case for investing in the South African start-up ecosystem. Africa been next!

Baba Brinkman summarizes the findings of the 2014 IPCC AR5 report on global climate change.