Depression is one of the most common mental health challenges today, affecting 332 million people worldwide.
Category: 11 November 2025
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THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION WAS A GREAT MISTAKE
Even the big banks that welcomed the revolution are finding that the cost of managing security could rise out of control and exceed the labor cost of the analogue system.
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A NEW APPROACH CURES ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE IN MICE
An experiment at Spain’s Institute for Bioengineering in Catalonia has used nanoparticles to reverse Alzheimer's Disease in mice. Instead of carrying drugs, the particles themselves were the cure.
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TOYOTA’S CHAIR WALKS, KNEELS, AND CLIMBS STAIRS
Toyota’s “Walk Me” chair, introduced at the Japan Mobility Show 2025, might make wheelchairs obsolete.
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TORTURE AND RAPE ARE ALL IN A DAY’S WORK FOR ISRAEL’S DEFENDERS
A couple of recent stories relating to the utter bestiality of Israel’s treatment of the Palestinians have exposed the criminality of successive US governments in supporting the Jewish state no matter what it does.
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SYNTHETIC PROTEINS THAT STORE AND CARRY ELECTRICITY
Researchers at the Basque Region’s Cooperative Research Center in Biomaterials have engineered proteins that carry electricity like a wire and store charge like a battery.
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PUSH FOR SMARTER BRAIN ORGANOIDS SPURS ‘ETHICS’ CONCERNS
Scientists have been developing increasingly complex brain organoids. And why wouldn’t they?
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THE GEOPOLITICS OF BITCOIN HITTING HOME IN 2025
Stablecoins vs CBDCs. Crypto innovation vs. suppression. Stakes not only in the financial sector, but touching every sector including AI and the future of the internet itself.
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CHINA WILL WIN AI RACE, NVIDIA BOSS SAYS
“China is going to win the AI race,” Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of Nvidia, the world’s leading AI chip maker, said last week in a Financial Times interview during the news service’s Future of AI Summit in London.
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DO AI MODELS HAVE A DRIVE TO SURVIVE?
Some AI models refuse to shut themselves off even when they’re told to do so in no uncertain terms, according to a new study by nonprofit Palisades Research, a firm studying AI safety and whether people can control it.