“What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?” (40 Answers)
Science is awesome. It helps cure diseases, prolong our lifespans, and improve our quality of life. Just recently, surgeons in the U.S. transplanted a pig kidney into a man. Last year, scientists finally successfully sequenced the Y chromosome, which could potentially help solve numerous health issues, including infertility in men.
Perhaps inspired by how fast science is moving, one person decided to enquire about other discoveries that humanity might be able to celebrate soon. “What scientific breakthrough are we closer to than most people realize?” they asked. So, if you’re in need of some positivity in your life and want to see what the human mind is capable of, check out what these people shared below!
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Vaccines for herpes and Lyme's Disease are in deep (successful) clinical trials and should be available to the public very soon.
I hope it cures Lyme, too. I will never be the same.
Load More Replies...Does this also include lip herpes (I don't have the correct name)? Is much less important than Lyme (Lyme is AWFUL) but would be very convenient.
Would it be too much to ask to have references for these medical facts? Otherwise, they are quite meaningless.
Read a long news article about the vaccines for Lyme recently, it gave the impression that it's not that likely that the general public will be getting it anytime soon.
I gave you an upvote. I'm going to guess that people are down voting your comment because they don't want it to be true ???
Load More Replies...When I was growing up, the ones on the mouth were called fever blisters or cold sores. I got them often and as a kid and teenager, it was awful. Now, people act like you have a huge STD on your face. Luckily, the older I got, the less frequent were the outbreaks. Now, there's medication I take as soon as I feel the tingle and it stops the outbreak.
A couple of my friends suffered Lyme disease and it was horrible. Totally debilitating. Fingers crossed.
Insanely effective cancer treatments.
Cell therapy is absolutely crazy, and it's available for a fair few diseases
I can confirm. I worked in cancer research for a couple of years and some of the stuff they're coming up with is quite intriguing
Will some religious outfit raise objections to it, and stop its progress?
We would be sooooooo much farther along with various treatments if the religious right didn’t cry, “bUT SteM cELLs ArE BAbIeS!”
Load More Replies...Now, if they can make them affordable instead of insanely expensive here in the US...
Cell therapy could have been so far more advanced were it not for the self righteous, right-wing "pro-lifers." Ironically, it was stem cell therapy that kept Donald Trump alive when he had Covid.
I have a lot of family that works in different pharma companies. We were recently discussing that there is a very promising treatment for Alzheimers in the works that could stop the progression of the disease and maybe reverse some of the brain damage. It's still in testing phase and wouldn't be on the market for years but it's something that would be awesome to be able to use.
I pray this is true. Losing my father over a period of ten years broke my heart and I'm terrified I will go the same way
I feel your pain Elizabeth, I'm in the same boat.
Load More Replies...This one hits close to home for me. It runs in my family. Watching a loved one go that way is very painful.
I lost my father last month. He was diagnosed with dementia 2 years prior. Even though it wasn't direct cause of his death. It runs in his family - my grandma, one auntie, another had Parkinson's. We consulted neurologist and other specialist. The answer is - these symptoms starts develop years before first profound sign, at which point they can be diagnosed. Brains damage that will cause Alzheimer's will start 10-20 years earlier, without any symptoms. It's just slow process. The reason why it shows when it's basically late for cure is - it's neurodegenerative disease. Neuropath in body is damaged and your body is shutting down, bit by bit. It starts with least important parts - memory, then it will progress to muscle control, then to other organs. I will leave it here for imagination.
Anytime someone comments "just covering up a comment" means that I will 100% try to find the comment. You're better off just not commenting. Let the voting system do its thing.
Load More Replies...And still people against ''Big Pharma'' . Unpopular opinion maybe. But research isn't cheap, maybe takes years of invests sometimes leading to nothing,so, yes, they have to earn money to finance that. On the other hand, I don't say insuline prices aren't a scandal in certain countries, but to me it's more a matter of States healthcare policies
Research needs to be publicly funded and the results allowed to benefit the public. Making the results available only to the rich is shameful.
Load More Replies...i hope this is true. alzheimers and dementia in general both scare me to death and the thought of my mom possibly ending up like that is so f*****g terrifying.
If it were able to even slow the progression, I would be over the moon; more older folks could stay in their own homes, if they wanted and have a better quality of life.
My ex husband's family has a history of it, this will be a great relief for my daughter
Susan Shore's auricle device is capable of treating tinnitus (reducing volume by up to 75% after 12 weeks of treatment) and is approved for FDA
Oh, I hope this becomes available. My tinnitus is relatively mild, but it can still be annoying trying to sleep, and I already have trouble with insomnia for other reasons.
Mine sounds like a thousand cicadas are screaming in each of my ears 24/7.
Load More Replies...I need this. I have never experienced silence. There is always that noise. And when there is no external noise, it just gets so much louder. Tinnitus may not seem a big deal to folks who have never experieced it. But this new device sounds like something I will jump on as soon as approved.
Me too, i have tinnitus since i was 5 years old, i usted to belive everyone hear this wistle sound. I was like 20 when the doctor tell me that's wasn't normal
Load More Replies...I wonder if I would miss my tinnitus. It's been the soundtrack of my life for 30+ years.
After 15 years I think the silence would be overwhelming and odd. Any loud noise increases the ringing to almost deafening levels
Same. After I ride on the back of my boyfriend's Harley, all I hear is screaming in my ears. Even with a full helmet.
Load More Replies...Where are you getting that this is FDA approved? That would be a big deal if true.
I hope this happens soon. I hate my tinnitus, most of the time I can ignore it, but there are times I am very aware of it. Like right now.
i've gotten used to mine, to the point that having to wear earplugs to sleep every night is no longer a problem for me, but my mom got tinnitus from her first covid vaccine and at its worst it does keep her from sleeping.
oh my goodness...I have been dealing with this for YEARS. It's almost constant and so invasive to everything.
I don't know what I'd do with myself if I ever experienced silence. To have the high-pitched crystalline whine that's currently echoing in my left ear (and slightly quieter in my right) suddenly go away seems like an impossible fantasy.
A cure for HIV seems to be on the horizon, some scientists managed to "cut" it out of cells using CRISPR last year.
When I was young they didn't have the meds for treating HIV that are now common (and much cheaper). HIV was a death sentence. Sooner or later it was likely to develop into AIDS and you would eventually die. I still would not want such a diagnosis but there is a lot more hope than their was. The thought that it might become a curable disease is pretty encouraging.
A cure or a vaccine? I've been following the vaccine trials and they seem to be making progress so far
A cure for symptomatic rabies! Using monoclonal antibodies, scientists were able to alter the immune response in rats CNS significantly into infection. This is awesome because before this treatment, once you showed symptoms you were essentially dead. Rabies is also a lot more common in Asia and Africa, with roughly 56k cases a year.
Provided this treatment can get to where it is needed...
Load More Replies...I watched a video of a man dying from rabies and that is one horrible death. I'd put a bullet in my brain before I suffer thru that.
Each year, rabies causes approximately 59,000 deaths worldwide. This indicates that the cure will never be affordable.
I had no idea there were that many cases of Rabies and the high death rate from Rabies each year!!! I was thinking it would be a super low number for humans. Crazy!
Load More Replies...Acura is definitely needed, but do not forget about the Milwaukee protocols for treating symptomatic rabies
A cure is absolutely needed, but don't forget about the Milwaukee protocol for treating symptomatic rabies
Also, rabies is an expensive vaccine. In the USA I was quoted about $700 ball park. I decided to skip it because if you get bitten - the treatment shots area about the same. And I could probably have purchased them for less money in the country I was traveling to. I never got bitten so didn't find out.
Early diagnosis and treatment of Parkinson's, I think. I've been following a story for a few years now of a woman who could smell Parkinson's and is now working with researchers to turn her weird unique ability into an early screening test.
If one human can smell it, I am sure many dogs can be trained to do it too.
Treating depression with neuromodulation therapy instead of medications. Stanford is heavily involved in clinical trials using their [SAINT treatment].
It essentially uses transcranial magnetic stimulation in a similar way to DBS but is less invasive and better tolerated. (I’m trying to get into one of their clinical trials). I’m looking forward to a day when I don’t need medication to stop me from wanting to die. I’m on antidepressant number 7 or 8 at this point and finding one that works, doesn’t make me manic, doesn’t kill my libido, and doesn’t make me gain weight is impossible. Currently taking Vilazodone which isn’t too bad, but probably not as efficacious as it should be.
Okay I had to look this up because everything with magets in medicine sets off my BS radar. Turns out, it's a thing https://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2021/10/depression-treatment.html
Transcranial magnetic stimulation has been a thing for depression and OCD for decades. Weird as f**k, but it works.
Load More Replies...I just completed my 36 treatments (over 9 weeks) of TMS therapy-Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation. For the first time in 13 years, I'm not taking any anti-depressants or anti-anxiety prescriptions. It's a very promising area of study. But as with any new technology, there's a cost. My insurance covered a portion, but my out-of-pocket was around $3,000 USD.
That's absolutely amazing! This makes me so happy to read.
Load More Replies...I actually interviewed one of the guys working on this treatment, which at the time was being developed to help treat social anxiety in autistic people, but which he said had also proven VERY effective in treating depression. It was amazing stuff. :D
I’m really sick of people knocking antidepressants. Mine saved my life and continue to save it. It isn’t weakness and this implies that it is.
I don't think anyone is saying that antidepressants are bad. the fact that antidepressants can be a literal lifesaver or help someone become a functioning contributing member of society is well understood. I also don't think anyone is saying it's showing weakness to use medication. What they are saying is that it would be fantastic to get similar results without side effects which can range from mild to pretty darn awful.
Load More Replies...I can really identify with poster. I tried bout 8 or so different meds before giving up. Antidepressants do not work on about 40% of people. I am apparently one of them. I've read some encouraging stuff about magnetic fields and also about psilocybin but neither is readily available close to me and both still seem to be in testing phases.
I can’t even take the ones that used to work for me now… I get every side effect and usually end up feeling either comatose or manic, with a side of self harm. So I just take gabapentin at night. In conclusion, I feel your pain.
Load More Replies...i've been on my main antidepressant for decades now, and while i'm still very much depressed, it's not at all like it was the summer i got depressed. that summer, i pretty much just slept and worked on a single hyperfocus art project, and lost interest in absolutely everything else. got sick of it after a month and went to my mom like "i think i'm depressed, i need to go to the doctor". managed on my... third? antidepressant i tried to find the one that worked. i'm very emotionally flat, i don't react strongly to much of anything, and i do have down periods, but otherwise i'm okay. if TMS became more widely available so that more insurance would cover it, i'd be into trying it!
I have way too many friends who are going through that exact cycle.
Earthquake warning system up to 2 hours.
Permanent GPS antennas are located all over the world and more densely at fault zones. About a year ago geologists found that if they stacked all historical GPS data proximal to large earthquakes, they saw there is a very small acceleration of the surface about two hours before the actual earthquake.
We are literally only missing the technology to make even more precise GPS measures, so we can do this in real time on singular regions. It is proven that this is an actual thing that happens and we can literally warn of earthquakes with a significant time span.
> And the land movement is so subtle that only by lumping all the data together did the precursor stand out, Bletery says. “If you just remove one or two quakes, you still see it,” he says. “But if you remove half, it’s hard to see.”
This is not a solution or has saved any lives, but it is an absolutely staggering discovery that will have an insane focus in the upcoming years.
https://www.science.org/content/article/warning-signs-detected-hours-ahead-big-earthquakes
If only this technology was around three weeks ago when New York was hit by the biggest Earthquake in 140 years struck! Dozens off cups of coffee spilled on the pavement. LOL.
Some buildings in Los Angeles are built on giant, rubber balls filled with water so the building can sway during an earthquake. You should attach one of those to your coffee cup.
Load More Replies...This would be amazing in California. It may not sound like a 2 hr warning is a lot (where are you going to go?) but it would help keep people off bridges or go outside or something. We used to stand in doorways (at home) or under our desks(at school) with the idea that the extra structure would keep beams and debris or whatnot off of you. I don't know what they do now.
Honestly it's so terrifying that I'm not sure I could take the 2 hour panic attack waiting for it to happen. In some ways not knowing when it's going to happen is better.
Earthquakes can cause tsunamis which can kill people. Knowing when one will happen especially in an area for a potential tsunami can save lives. Earthquakes can also cause landslides, the ground to crack open and much more so yes earthquakes can kill people 🙄
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Growing transplantable organs
Very much hope so, but ... aren't the cell rights activists a majr obstacle? Does it work without stem cells?
The current stuff they're doing is largely with genetically modified pigs, which obviously has its own ethical questions, but two living people have now received pig kidneys.
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Growing back your own enamel instead of needing crowns/replacements.
Not close at all. Especially when you consider the time it would take (years) over conventional treatment.
then what are these re-enamel toothpastes actually doing?
Load More Replies...I just mentioned this to my dental assistant because I thought it did the same thing and it doesn't really grow back teeth just the pulp unfortunately which while still good doesn't grow back teeth. I had to Google it while there because they didn't even hear that much.
Forgot enamel... When will we be able to grow entirely new teeth?
There were some promising stem cell experiments in the UK a few years back. Never heard anything more about it, unfortunately.
Load More Replies...Eroded enamel is not the only reason for crowns (what is a "replacement"?). If you need a root canal, you're saving a dead tooth. If you need a filling you're removing decay. The enamel is not the issue when it gets to either of those points.
forget the enamel, i can put up with that, but why do we still have nerves in our teeth?
And gloves, as well as other ppe for her and the patient. Some stock photos barely put any effort into things.
Load More Replies...Not close at all. Ask any dentist. Not close at all. Never happen. Now, about your expensive new crowns....
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Large scale water desalinization
It may seem trivial to most people, but access to fresh water and water purification are the largest problems on the planet. Desalinization has been extremely expensive for years and never has the investment needed to break the scalability barrier.
Well, our friends in the Middle East claim to have made some huge accomplishments over the last few years thanks to graphene and access to abundant power. Their new plants should be coming online next year.
Not having to worry about access to clean water would mean massive jumps in agriculture, industrialization and population
The problem isn't population, but the distribution of resources. We could either easily feed billions of additional people, or have five people are richer than God.
Load More Replies...I don´t know how effective the desalinization system on Lanzarote is, but it supplies the whole island with freshwater, it is a necessecity since Lanzarote is a rock so to speak, (volcano island)
I recently read a study by a scientist who proposed instead of desalination, we put big 20mx20m air intakes off the coast in water scarce regions. Water saturated air from about 2m above the surface is piped to land where the air is basically pumped into large de-humidifiers which quickly turn it into drinkable water. It is far more energy efficient than desalination, and one of those intakes can provide enough water for about 100k people. They could easily be combined with off-shore wind farms. It would take roughly a 10 km square area off the coast of LA to provide the ENTIRE city's water needs and doesn't require any new technology at all and entirely renewable
That's ok, Nestle would just buy it up and charge people through the nose for the tech.
Australia has reverse osmosis desalination plants for Perth, Melbourne and Sydney. Perth's is active but the other two are mothballed until needed. Melbourne came close to running out of water ten years ago. Without desalination for towns, more population means less water for agriculture.
This ought to be higher. We cannot survive without water. I live on the Rocky Mountain Front. Our snow pack is dismal, April rains--didn't. It will be another hot summer.
Too much salt on the land or back in ocean isn't good either...Jordan. found that out
Targeted cures for neurodegenerative diseases (Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, MS etc). I’m currently doing my PhD in a new style of vaccine for AD and the advancements that have been made in the last few years are incredible. Immunotherapies really are the next major step aside from gene editing.
Edit to clarify wording: as several replies to this comment have stated, “cure” is a strong word. There has been a big shift in recent years towards a more preventative approach in treatment research, rather than reactive treatments. Unfortunately with neurodegenerative diseases, by the time you’re seeing the symptoms, it may be too late to effectively treat the condition (as is the case with AD and Parkinson’s, I won’t comment too much on MS as it is admittedly a bit out of my field, though the general principles are similar in terms of *my* research). So rather than “curing” the condition after it has already manifested and presented symptoms, we (and other researchers) are hoping to develop treatments that don’t necessarily halt disease progression, but work to prevent it from occurring in the first place. Sorry for any confusion, hope this clarifies things.
You can always tell a credible source, because they say things like, "I won't comment...it's out of my expertise." and "I don't know". Awesome (not sarcasm)!! Funny, never heard that from any of my f*****g pastors or priests.
Former pastor here. I used both frequently, particularly when it came to medical issues. I frequently said that for a medical problem, consult your doctor. For a mental health problem, see your psychiatrist. For a spiritual problem, come see me. I can speak from experience on the first two, and I have plenty, but I'm only an authority on the last.
Load More Replies...Targeted d**g therapy is something I'm hoping to find for schizophrenia and Alzheimer's. I'm 43 and graduating with my AA with honors in Psychology. Hopefully starting this fall in Psychology/neuroscience. Eventually becoming a cognitive neuropsychologist and work in a lab.
The OP has some great points. Taking a preventative approach by improving detection of diseases at early onset would shift from having to devise a cure. This would radically change the approach on how diseases are managed. I love this!
The breakthrough happened ~ cleaning the oceans of garbage. Now it needs to be more than a ship or two.
Basically two ships drag a big ol' net behind them and scoop up all the trash using computers to correct the speed of the ships in relativity to the garbage and this collects the garbage before it can break down. There are also systems in place on various rivers to stop the garbage making it to the sea which currently stops 80% of it.
Load More Replies...The issue is we need to slow down what is going into the ocean. Suppose you have filled your bathtub to the brim with water and you pull the plug but you still have the water turned on, unless the drain is faster than the faucet, you will still have an emergency on your hands
The same company does this, they are in the worst placec putting up netting when the floods arrive and wash the plastic away. Bissarly much! (don't mind the spelling..)
Load More Replies...Read a recent study that showed a breakdown of the now 5 giant oceanic garbage patches that showed a breakdown of the materials. They found that almost a full HALF of the waste was entirely from the fishing industry. Cut nets and other floating items. Cracking down on ocean depleters could also have a significant effect. Due to international law, it is difficulty to assign blame, but local governments could directly tax fisheries in order to cover the cost of the recovery process. Or they could more tightly control the supply of these items and fine companies that can't account for them
See youtube, the boats have a really low speed, etc.
Load More Replies...Yes. The blurb is more impressive than the reality. The reality is that huge cleanups of rivers like the Mekong have been successfully done. But ocean cleanups are only in the pilot stage, collecting a few tons of garbage.
Load More Replies...Not sure if it is the same things, but I remember reading something about a youngster that invented something (a machine) to remove plastic waste from the Ocean - I assume it is something to do with that?
A technological leap forward in battery storage capacity, cheaper and lighter weight. This will have the biggest impact on everyday life.
If we're serious about moving away from fossil fuels battery tech has to be a lot better than it currently is. Literal billions of dollars are being poured on the problem world wide. I'm sure we'll have EVs with 1000km range in the next 10 years.
I'd be surprised. Most people only drive a few miles most days. Petrol cars had the "1000km range" technology (bigger gas tank) but still most were sold with 400km range. Once the better batteries are out there, they'll be half the size, half the weight, and hopefully half the price. It'll just show up as more affordable cars.
Load More Replies...This is, to me, only impactful if we have a reliable and safe way to obtain and dispose of the materials. Otherwise, all we are doing is shifting the environmental cost. I hate when people people focus on a particular slice of the lifecycle and hide the cost in other places. In accounting it's called fraud. I was hoping science would have more integrity than accounting.
Science itself does. Science reporters/popularizers and laypersons can be another story.
Load More Replies...Battery technology is what is truly holding back the rest of technology. there are innovations out there in the tech and science communities that would blow peoples minds but due to the current battery technology they are not viable. once we can crack that tech will leap forward exponentially.
The key is to change consumer patterns not simply replace it. Otherwise more mining will be needed (on indigenous lands) and greenwashing will cause an ever wealthier 1%
We already have cheaper lighter batteries than we used to. I am old enough to remember some of the first accu-drills. They weighed a lot and didn't have all the power we take for granted today and needed recharging every 4 or 5 holes. Now I have one, that only needs recharging once in a while and is strong enough for rather heavy work.
I don't see a leap forward in battery storage capacity. I do see a leap forward in rechargeability. We ought to be able to get ten or a hundred times more recharge cycles out of batteries.
Believe it or not, communicating with animals by translating brain waves into human language. Apparently AI research is on the verge of doing so.
Food! Treats! Attention! Not now! Do as I say! Methinks most communication is pretty clear but okay, we'll see.
Most every-day communication, yes. But I would really appreciate it if my elderly kitties were able to let me know where it hurts. And also to let *them* know that this stranger (Vet) is gonna do some mean things, but the stranger is there to help them feel better.
Load More Replies...I'd prefer we focused more on communicating with each other than being Dr. Dolittle.
Seeing as humans are animals too maybe it could still help.
Load More Replies...I am an animal translator, so allow me to translate the photo..."I love you, Ollie..." "Get your stinkin' paws off of me, Herbert..."
This’ll be great! Then my puppy can tell me he’s pooped on the rug, instead of me just finding it.
I just read an article where some scientists have "conversed" with whales.
I can already have a meaningful conversation with my cat. When I speak "Cat", she seems to understand, although I actually have no idea what I am saying to her. And she is really good at telling me what to do. She also understands English, and I have tried her with German, I think she's multi-lingual.
Semaglutide (ozempic, wegovy) in pill form at a greatly reduced price. Wegovy also has been proven to reduce cardiovascular disease in particular and make recurring cardiac events less likely for patients who've already experienced a cardiac event. Some independent pharmacies are already creating semaglutide pills.
As someone who took ozempic regularly I've had to switch to a much less effective injection due to rich arseholes who have no diabetic issues just wanting to lose a little weight. It was artificially inflating the price and limiting supplies so big Pharma makes tons of money on it.
I had to switch as well... Not diabetic but have pcos causing insulin resistance. The shortage is insane.
Load More Replies...A recent study has shown that the main reason manufacturers claim d***s are expensive "development cost us just soooooo much" is actually b******t. Governments in developed (non-US) countries are already using it to force them to reduce prices. And yeah, recently mfg costs of ozempic etc have recently plummeted and governments are taking them to task for keeping the price high
Ozempic already has a pill form, Rybelsus. To get the same effect as an injection of 0,5mg a week, you'll need to take 7mg a every day. Also it's effectiveness varies from person to person.
My friend is in a trial using Ozempic to manager her brain disease. She has had amazing results so far and her quality of life has improved so much. Unfortunately, there are times when she has to spend the entire day calling around to pharmacies trying to find one that has it in stock, even though her pharmacy is supposed to keep some in stock for those that are prescribed it for the trial and diabetes. Any delay in taking her shot starts sending her into a downward spiral of the symptoms that come with her brain disease.
may i ask what condition she has? i'm just super curious what besides diabetes and heart issues could benefit from such a d**g. :O
Load More Replies...I live in Australia. I take it for Type 2 diabetes. Pharmacies and doctors are discouraging the use for weight loss. It goes first to diabetics, then to pre diabetics, lastly to weight loss, We had a situation where it was unavailable because of people wanting it to lose weight. It is also free to diabetics who have reached their threshold. (When you reach a certain level of payments your prescriptions are free) If you want it for weight loss it is $130 per month.
I would rather deal with insulin than cut bread and rice out of my life permanently, it sounds reasonable honestly. Edit: the deleted message I replied to was some guy shaming his friend for "being lazy" because his diabetes *could* be controled with ozempic if he cut carbs/sugars from his diet, but instead chooses to stay on insulin injections.
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Psychedelics as a treatment for mental illness. We are going to improve our ability to actually help people instead of offering them meds and crossing our fingers.
My buddy, a retired Army veteran, came back from Afghanistan physically disabled and with PTSD. He underwent therapy with psychedelic mushrooms and swears by it. Still has a long way to go, but he is doing much better now.
Load More Replies...Back in the 1970's as a teen we did LSD and mescaline as a "preventive" medicine.
I felt my right brain connect to my left brain. 4 stars!
Load More Replies...Sad part is that it's been there the whole time but the holier-than-thous simply wouldn't let us pursue it
It's only microdosing. The person isn't walking around off their nut. They use ketamine therapy here.
Load More Replies...I live in Montreal with several of these clinics. They're not as simple as giving people d***s, but rather, taking specific amounts that allow people to get past mental blocker during a guided therapy session. It is allowing people to talk about events without reliving them. The success seems to be pretty big. I have a friend who underwent it through a private clinic and it changed his life entirely. He has PTSD and severe anxiety/depression/agoraphobia but now we go for walks on the mountain together. He can go outside and even to the grocery store and do normal things now. It's amazing
Clinics now open in Oregon. You don't have to be a resident of Oregon, have a doctors note, or even give a medical reason. Open to anyone 21+ in a controlled clinical setting.
"We are going to improve our ability to actually help people instead of offering them meds and crossing our fingers." Fun fact if it's a treatment it's going to be expensive as c**p and heavily regulated.
Understanding how hormones and mental illness are linked, especially in women who previously were diagnosed with mental illness but who had endocrine disorders. And to add, menopause! In response to the Lancet's awful claim of "over medicalization" scores of researchers the world over have doubled down to learn more!
My ex husband was triggered into a horrible bipolar mania with hallucinations and paranoia after his thyroid began overproducing hormones
My dad had what I will describe as a psychotic episode after thyroidectomy - the Dr. did not believe the two were related
Load More Replies...Menopause has been overlooked for too long. It can significantly alter a woman's quality of life for decades.
That's a huge blind spot in modern medicine. Everybody is tslking aboit it, but still there are very few endocrinologist that are able to differentiate the lab data and symptoms especially in women. So many wrong psychatric diagnosis and inegfective, damaging treatments could be avoided if there was more understanding and actual fitting treatment. Most of the proper d***s and testing already exists. We need psychatric endocrinology or finally good education in gynecologic endocrinology
Modern medicin is still not science, it is a lot of trial and error, statistics and protocols that only treat the obvious and visible diseases. If you suspect a hypothyroid problem? Please also ask for the T4 measurement because they usually measure only the TSH, and in some people there is no correlation between the two. And beside that, unfortunately, the conversion of T4 to T3 (the active hormone) is often totally neglected by regular medicin.
Load More Replies...Even a simple Hashimoto thyroid disease can ruin your life. Menopause or not.
It's an autoimmune disease, not sure why you classify it as simple
Load More Replies...hormones are absolutely wild. i have ehlers-danlos, which is noted to become worse with hormone shifts, so when i was researching possible options to put a stop to my periods, i ended up reading all sorts of horror stories about the various things. people with EDS who went on birth control and suffered horrible, PERMANENT effects in their body from the changes in hormone levels. also the fact that removing the ovaries in animals puts a stop to most problems like that but doing it in humans vaults them into early menopause and causes all sorts of other issues. it's not fair!
Before I have to come off hormones my husband is praying they find something safe to regulate my hormones! When they're off kilter I can't even stand myself.
They're hoping that a new d**g will be available for use by 2030 that essentially grows your teeth back. It stimulates stem cells in your tooth pulp and encourages growth.
(Also to my understanding this d**g was originally being tested as an alzheimer treatment in japan.)
Oh yes BP, censor the word D R U G because medicines are so bad and it is so politically correct to censor them. Thanks to you, fewer people will commit S U I C I D E
BPs sensoring makes me feel like quitting BP. So irritating and patronising.
Load More Replies...I just mentioned this to my dental assistant because I thought it did the same thing and it doesn't really grow back teeth just the pulp unfortunately which while still good doesn't grow back teeth.
If you all can't handle words being censored there are thousand of other websites you can visit. The whining is getting old.
Pandas, note that these are all treatments for rich people. Those of us who live in the US will never see them, even if they become as common as apples.
I hope this is true because my teeth are a wreck. Cavity free for the first 27 years of my life...all downhill after that.
The first cancer "cure". There will never be a single cancer "cure". But we will probably see the first successful end all cure for a few different types of cancer within the next 20 years 100%. It's so close we are RIGHT there. The leading push in MRNA vaccines makes me happy. The idea is each vaccine will be tailored specifically to each patient. At the base level all they are doing is taking out your cells that already kill cancer (t-cells) and essentially teaching them to recognize a specific protein in your specific cancer then giving them back to you so your own body can kill the cancer.
Your T-cells kill cancer alllllll the time. I believe the estimate was every 5 minutes your body kills a cancer cell? It's when these cancer cells hijack the immune system and hide themselves from the T cells when it becomes the cancer that we know. The cancer that grows and consumes. So we're basically trying to just "point" to where the cancer is at. Giving the T cells a briefing first on how to recognize and attack the enemy, because they were tricked into thinking the cancer was normal cells. We send them back in with their new training and they get to work. I think anyway lol.
One reason there isn't one "cure" is that cancer isn't one disease. It's a whole bunch of diseases all grouped under one umbrella. For example: I had a basal cell carcinoma. Technically it's cancer. However, it rarely metastasizes. It rarely spreads or gets bigger. Mine increased basically from the size of a pencil point to the size of the eraser at the end of the pencil ... over 3 years. It's really the mildest possible thing that could be called "cancer". Personally, I think it's a bit like classifying a skateboard as a "vehicle".
I had that too. No-one wants to have cancer, but this is probably the safest one to have. I do know of someone who had this skin cancer for around 12years and he had a major operation that saw him have a huge crater and crevice because he didn't get it seen for years. His cancer hadn't spread except for the area treated and he's been absolutely fine since.
Load More Replies...replying to @alpha_snail, that will happen either way, this is insuring the people that come from it will live a less likely to die life.
and in animals, there are mutations that are just part of the animal that technically work the way cancer does, like the cells that go into making antlers on deer
I hope that they can eventually find a cure, a lot of my family died from cancer. It's a horrible death. I'm surprised I haven't had it yet.
My oncologist says that targeted immunotherapy is this close (pinching thumb and pointer finger almost together)! But he's been saying that for the last three of four years. For me it means the difference between living with a cancer that will, with current medical abilities, eventually kill me and having a chance of an actual cure from this cancer. I hope the final breakthrough comes soon.
Not a single comment or answer about women’s menstrual cycles. We suffer so much with PCOS and endometriosis and other undiagnosed issues. So disillusioning
I have PCOS and although I have had a total hysterectomy I still suffer from my hormones being out of whack ugh
Thats because according to my doctors, we are poor hysterical creatures who make the pain up. Have you tried having a baby? Or yoga?
Actually, some medications originally used for prostate cancer are showing potential for endometriosis. They're being researched.
It's interesting how the two are relatable. I use pregnancy tests to screen for prostate cancer. Never been to the doctor in my adult life. Hopefully they will develop a test for women to auto screen for endometriosis and pcos and other ailments. Women are our most precious resource and so little done
Load More Replies...Unfortunately, the medical establishment is still in the process of starting to take women’s health issues like these seriously. For so long, women’s concerns about symptoms of these conditions were ignored by male doctors (and, astonishingly, many female doctors!), so funding for large-scale studies is still sometimes hard to obtain. The situation is improving, but since most medical research takes years to yield effective treatments, it’s going to be a while before we start seeing many breakthroughs here.
i heard somewhere a little while back that someone had finally made a commercial for pads using something closer to menstrual consistency, rather than colored water. about goddamn time. and yeah, the lack of care and research for reproductive issues is appalling. the reason most meds and things still say "do not take if pregnant" is just because no one does testing with pregnant people. it's lazy and sexist.
We should just make it possible for all who wishes NOT to menstruate to be able to do so without meds
Male birth control! It could be out in our hands already but there’s “too many side effects” which are waaaay less than any hormonal bc that women have!
That being said of course in an ideal world no medication has side effects but still. So long as it works and doesn’t kill you too quickly give men more options of bc!!
"Male birth control! It could be out in our hands"- isn't that a current method?
Woman have lived with side effects of EVERY birth control ever used. I really don't care about the side effects of the male contraception pill. But I'd NEVER trust a man to take it! Haters are going to give me some stick.
They wouldn't because you're telling the truth. The c**p we put up with taking any hormone pills. And you're 100% right in saying you wouldn't trust because i definitely wouldn't either
Load More Replies...The problem isn't the birth control side effects. It's that currently, it's really difficult to get the dosage correct. Too little, the man is still fertile, too much and the man continues to be infertile long after stopping the pill. Average time to recovery of fertility is 3-4 months but can be longer. Also, contraceptive pills don't seem to work at all on about 3% of men, and we don't yet know why.
Thanks for the details, but I'm not sure what makes a longer recovery time an issue. Some men would be perfectly happy with that.
Load More Replies...The trouble is, if there's actual male birth control, guys will expect you to believe them when they say, "uh, yeah, I'm on that stuff"
How is that any different from being expected to trust that a woman is on birth control?
Load More Replies...The current most effective solutions are technically HRT, which tends to cause other things to happen. Like breast development and serious mental/emotional instability in long term cases (unless estrogen is also included).
One problem with vasectomy is that the vas deferens can't simply be clipped and tied off. A section must be removed. In order to allow reconnection, they clip less. This however, runs the risk of spontaenous reversal: the vas deferens somehow creates a new tube that bipasses the vasectomy and reconnects! This can happen even decades after the procedure. It IS rare though: about 1 in 4,000 procedures.
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Geothermal energy. People have figured out how to reuse all the drilling technology developed for fracking to dig geothermal wells [almost anywhere.]
Geothermal has the benefits of nuclear — reliable baseband power — without the downsides. The footprint is smaller, and unlike nuclear power, you can turn it on and off pretty quickly which is important for filling the gaps in green energy when the sun doesn't shine or the wind stops blowing. The US government [just cleared out almost all the red tape] for digging geothermal wells on public land too, basically it is now as easy to dig a geothermal well as it is to dig an oil well. They are even looking at using geothermal wells [like batteries] by pumping water into them and pressurizing them. So when there is an excess of solar or wind electricity, it can be stored in the geothermal wells.
Iceland's way ahead of everyone else in this, fulfilling a quarter of their energy needs with geothermal energy. I wanna see more of it, because the upsides of nuclear without the downsides is amazing.
Geothermal is a lot easier when you love next door to an active volcano.
Load More Replies...Geothermal is being used here in NY state, it's pretty cool (too bad it isn't used on a larger scale, it's unfortunately down to the individual homeowner to make the investment)
Ah, let's not forget the dangers of "fracking around" with geothermal energy sourced in volcanic systems. Sounds good, but we already know fracking sets off earthquakes due to stress on fractures in the crust, and setting off an earthquake around volcanos located over magma chambers beneath the crust is NOT A GOOD IDEA. Pump in water, raise pressure, disturb a few cracks in the crust and suddenly you are in big heat with an eruption. NOT GOOD. Eruptions are not just magma leaking out either. They blow dust, rocks, poisonous gases, etc. into the atmosphere too. Iceland's geothermal resources are readily available and do not depend on fracking. They are also sensible about dealing with volcanos and their energy whereas in the US, the government and business are more interested in rushing in without preparation or education, going overboard to make a crapload of money, and dismissing the dangers. NOT RECOMMENDED!
the problem with nuclear is that everyone is afraid of it when there are much safer versions of it being researched. look up "molten salt reactor". they do have drawbacks and disadvantages, as most things do, but they don't (i believe) have the risk of nuclear meltdown like traditional reactors do.
To not be able to trust any digital images, videos, or audio you see anywhere. Politics are going to go straight into a dumpster fire among countless other scandals, relationships, and virtually everything.
Get ready.
Deep fakes everywhere. Not able to trust any image or recording as authentic...
Load More Replies...Some people already believe what they want to believe without any images, videos, or audio.
"Falsehood flies, and the Truth comes limping after it; so that when Men come to be undeceiv’d, it is too late; the Jest is over, and the Tale has had its Effect." --Jonathan Swift, "The Examiner" 1710
This is not new. Ever hear of yellow journalism or propaganda? That's a little different than deep fakes but logic still applies. People are already in their information silos with a different reality mistaking opinion for fact so it's not going to be as big a deal as people think.
It's going to be very interesting to see what humans develop to deal with this problem. We cannot survive without reliable communication, so we'll have to figure out a solution.
I think provenance is going to become a bigger thing; reliable sources are going to come back as valuable. Hopefully (most) people will get tired of being considered idiots for believing garbage from random internet posts and move back to credentialed journalists/outlets that have a reputation for reliability.
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Curing addiction with a diet d**g (GLP-1’s) There have been life long alcoholics, d**g addicts, people with eating disorders, gamblers, etc who’ve lost all desire for these things while on Ozempic, Wegovy, and semaglutide. They’re conducting studies already.
I'm really interested in how this works as treating my own addiction involved huge changes in the way I manage and process trauma and emotions. If there was a tablet for it then I never would've been motivated to change in this way.
It's my understanding that these new pharmaceuticals make it easier for people to undertake the hard work that you've done. These are very promising but I didn't think anyone is suggesting it'll be a simple and easy thing.
Load More Replies...Several articles suggested up to 47% of prisoners are serving time for d**g related offenses. The savings of wasted human lives, and taxpayer money should be enough to justify more research.
Naltrexone works pretty well - it blocks the receptors for both opiates and alcohol. Reduces the craving, reduces the consequent buzz.
What the heck am I supposed to do all day without alcohol, d***s, and gambling?
There's already a medication that makes you sick if you drink while on it...
I do wonder how much behavioural tendencies work towards addictions? For instance, someone who's conflict-avoidant who reaches for the panacea of a d**g rather than taking charge of their lives and emotions? How would someone who enjoys the high and wants it, react if they don't want to quit?
There has also been amazing work in recent years that has allowed them to create a "vaccine" for certain d***s. Cocaine and heroin trials have been quite successful. The addict needs to get repeat injections to maintain immunity, like every few months, but it has been very helpful for severe addicts during some of the trials
The NIF at Livermore obtained breakeven controlled fusion in late 2022. That is an enormous f*****g deal.
In 2023, they replicated the ignition 3 times, each time using different conditions. It required a little over 2 megajoules of power to start the ignition, but produced just under 4 megajoules of power. This was, though, a VERY limited small-scale experiment. The full-version would produce much more. This was more a proof of concept.
Several places have managed significant surpluses, but they were in test reactors that aren't designed for continued usage. Efforts to capture the energy are improving and we may finally have the technology "soon". Since the 1950s, commercial fusion technology remains 10-30 years away. But we are finally making real progress now that nations are funding it. The only true roadblock remains conservative political parties taking over a government and killing funding
It's sorta breakeven if you don't count all the energy to make the energy to initiate it if I remember correctly. It's something like that though and calling I breakeven isn't technically true.
can someone explain this for those of us who have no idea what this means?
I really don't know where the 30 year time-frame comes from. That's not been included in my reading.
Load More Replies...Then we will only have to spend a billion dollars to build a fusion power plant that will turn a profit in 200 years.
A billion dollar ? Are you a time traveller from the 19th century ? Hinkley C: New UK normal nuclear plant is now estimated > 60 Billion $. Think more about 1 Trillion $
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Last week we had a major breakthrough.. the creation of goldene . A single atom thick layer of gold (like the carbon / graphite variant created a few years back). But this one can reverlutionise the electronics industry
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-01118-0
and i can easily understand, how you could easily take my man, but you don't know what he means to me, goldene
I think people are underestimating the impact that these weight loss d***s are going to have. Once they are generic in ~10 years, they'll be changing our entire medical system. People will no longer suffer all the effects of obesity, so rates for things like obesity-related heart disease, various cancers, diabetes, etc should all plummet pretty dramatically. Will have an enormous economic and demand impact on the medical system.
The d***s are also a potentially effective treatment for addiction as well. Studies are underway as we speak.
Medication for food-intake-related obesity is just sad. Rather than fix the issue, which is what is in some food, they want people to take a pill to mitigate the effects of over processed, semi-poisonous food. It's sad. To be clear: I'm not talking about congenital obesity, when people have a metabolism issue that will either make them gain weight no matter what they eat, or will make them extremely hungry all the time. We need to go back to food rather than lab edibles.
Some of these comments are very telling. Would you tell someone with anorexia or similar to just eat more? Just as under eating is a mental illness in some cases over eating is too.
If we can get past the angry puritanical types who basically want to see obese people punished instead of helped
Doubt that this will be a fix. Of you will not eat healthier you will still not be completely healthy. Maybe less fat, but it will still take its toll on your body...
I can’t take the diabetes d***s like Ozempic. One of the side effects is lack of appetite. My appetite is fairly nonexistent, so my doc won’t prescribe it for me. Which is fine. My problem is with celebrities using it for their vanity and preventing people who use it to control their diabetes from getting the d r u g because the supply has dropped
honestly, if there was a generic available and the side effects weren't too awful, i'd probably look into a medication like this. i'm female, 5'9", and about 205lbs. i have ehlers-danlos, and i really need to lose some weight for the sake of my joints, but it's very hard for me to build stamina, and most kinds of exercise hurt me in some way. i have a semi-recumbent exercise bike but even that leaves me feeling like my tailbone's been jammed up into my spine, which just makes me not want to use the bike ever again. an easier option for people who have issues like this, and/or depression, or anything else that keeps them becoming a marathon runner to lose weight, would be IMMENSELY helpful. my partner is overweight and hoping for top surgery to help with immense body dysphoria, but they need to lose some more weight and get their a1c a little more under control before it can happen. they started ozempic recently and are very hopeful it'll help, with both issues.
Artificial wombs. Already have “bio bag” wombs used on premature sheep and pigs. Soon to go to human trial for premature babies in the USA. Probs eventually will be able to support a Fetus earlier and earlier in gestation over time. Cool stuff 😎
You haven't read deep enough. Books five and six reveal what those "tanks" are, and they are not artificial at all.
Load More Replies...Which, for the purposes of the abortion debate, would make a pregnancy viable at the moment of conception.
That was my first thought as well. A breakthrough for neonatal care? Certainly. A breakthrough for women's bodily autonomy rights? Not so much.
Load More Replies...I'm curious, developing a fetus in an artificial womb may have undesirable psychological effects on the fetus. Babies bond with the mother in this way. Im not so sure this is a healthy way for a fetus to grow.
Could create a a whole population of sociopaths. Interesting thought
Load More Replies...In Transmetropolitan, huge labs were used to grow brainless humans for guilt-free fast food cannibalism, but then they used the tech to grow a vice presidential candidate with no skeletons in his closet
Or just one really big skeleton. It almost sounds like something Joseph Heller might have written.
Load More Replies...It has the potential to be scary. But it's cool for the millions who suffer complications and unable to carry to term.
Load More Replies...I do worry that conservatives will eventually use the existence of technology like this to pass and enforce "embryos/fetuses are people" laws that will continue to force women to have unwanted pregnancies. "No abortion for you woman! Put the "child" in the bag and once it's cooked you're raising it! If you didn't wanna be a mom you shouldn't have been a s**t!" I can just picture Matt Gaetz and MTG screaming this at women in the future
Just a few days ago quantum data was stored and transmitted for the first time, so that’s pretty exciting!
I don't know what Quantum data is. Like I'm sure this is huge, but I don't understand what it is
Brain-computer interface.
I worked on one 10 years ago. It barely worked, but you could see the potential.
However, a few weeks ago someone played a 6 hour Civilization 6 session using only their brain.
Problem: finding enough people who have brains. Ones that they use, at least.
Bored Panda may not be the best place to start the search.
Load More Replies...This has implications for people with artificial limbs. Imagine being able to move your prosthetic legs just the same as you moved your original ones.
There was a similar thing I got into where this amazing Neuroscientist made a mod for Skyrim VR where if you wear a Muse meditation headband, it connects to your PC and you can use your brain in a way to use magic in-game. It's a bit rudimentary right now as all it does is if your fully focusing, it boosts your damage and mana regeneration, and if your not focused, your mana actually drains faster, you do less damage, and it even hurts your character. Really fun mod to get into if you guys can afford a VR headset, a Muse headband, and another copy of Skyrim.
4X games such as Civilization 6 already require that. Video games in general for that matter.
Load More Replies...okay but this is incredible for people who are quadriplegic, or have other conditions where they have limited mobility or physical capacity
Imagine being able to lay in your bed and not being able to sleep, and then being able to boot up a game and play it until you can. Or that long wait at the Drs office, DMV, etc. This will be really cool.
Nanotechnology is quietly advancing, promising breakthroughs in areas like targeted d**g delivery, renewable energy, and even pollution control
Genetic editing. I think we'll soon see news of "experimental gene therapy" treatments for cancer, diabetes and, perhaps, Alzhemiers. CRSPR-9 and all. The next logical step would be designer babies.
Curing diseases is undeniably great, but I'd stop before the eugenics kick in, thanks.
Nah, Khan has already been born. (Strange New Worlds).
Load More Replies...I bet some people are already secretly making designer babies. It's a bad idea, but humans love doing things that are bad ideas.
https://www.science.org/content/article/chinese-scientist-who-produced-genetically-altered-babies-sentenced-3-years-jail
Load More Replies...An end to rheumatoid arthritis (some of us inherit a tendency) ---YES! An end to freckles and high functioning autism---NO!
I forgot the name, but a rare genetic disorder that is always fatal to young kids was successfully reversed with gene therapy in a test subject a couple of years ago. Think of how many chronic illnesses could be reversed with this technology
With the ~~LIGO~~ JWST space telescope, we are learning far more about our universe that the Hubble's visible-light telescope could not capture. It is not like what we thought in enormous ways. These changes will matter.
I expect a lot more cancer vaccines coming out. If cancer numbers are reduced, the need for therapies are reduced, too.
LIGO and the JWST are two completely different projects. LIGO is a group of ground-based observatories collecting data from gravitational waves. The JWST is an infrared telescope orbiting at the L2 point, about a million miles away from Earth. Both are providing amazing new information, but on different aspects of the nature of the universe.
quantum computing, it can solve complex problems in seconds that would take conventional computers millennia
Only specific types of problems it's not the same type of computer as current ones.
They might create some problems as well. "One of the most important quantum computing algorithms, known as Shor's algorithm, would allow a large-scale quantum computer to quickly break essentially all of the encryption systems that are currently used to secure internet traffic against interception." https://www.rand.org/pubs/commentary/2023/09/when-a-quantum-computer-is-able-to-break-our-encryption.html#:~:text=One%20of%20the%20most%20important,secure%20internet%20traffic%20against%20interception.
Load More Replies...There's a theory? I though it was randomly playing notes until someone passes out?
Load More Replies...Eh. I'm not sure this is as close as people think. We're in the 1940s of quantum computing. There's so many differences and complications. Even just trinary computing would require a massive adjustment.
The main issue with quantum computing at the moment is that it's just as likely to get an incredibly wrong answer as it is a right answer. Theoretically running enough iterations of a given problem and singling out the most common result could help with this, but QCU (quantum computing units) are still too low for that.
That photo reminds me. When will we see the invention of The Orgazmetron??Reduce the population, the rapes, VD, and single-parent homes..possibly save on Medicaid and other programs for those who can't support themselves and their children. Also, acknowledge the s.eparation of making love and carnal desire
A Nuclear Fusion reaction that sets a new record for duration or temperature.
Last year, the National Ignition Facility at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California successfully tested a fusion ignition three times under different circumstances, (varying the laser or fuel pellets) each time producing more energy than was required to initiate ignition. The reactions were small and controlled, requiring more than 2 megajoules of power to produce just under 4 megajoules of energy. They admit that a lot more work is needed to upscale the experiments to practical levels, but for the moment, it seems we've made a huge leap forward towards clean energy with no nuclear waste to dispose of.
I hope this is true but they've been saying it's close for decades at this point.
They have to overcome a lot of very difficult obstacles.
Load More Replies...Helium-3 is a route to follow ,,, China is already light years ahead of the West on harvesting its potential
Solid State Batteries - should be a TKO against combustion engines withthe charge time and manufacturing capabilities unlocked
Total knight obviously. It's the new slang the kids use for a hot guy. Jeez guys get with the times.
Seems I read Toyota(again :) ) has one in the pipeline with a 500 mile range.
Not if hydrogen ICE (internal combustion engines) have anything to say about it. There have been dramatic advances in hydrogen engine technology in the past couple of years, to the point where hydrogen engines are actually competing in rally races in Asia.
Hydrogen is such a good solution, I'm surprised it's not getting the attention it deserves. There are so many potential problems with expanding EV use: where to get the lithium and the environmental damage that happens mining it, how to safely dispose of the batteries, how will the national grid handle the exponential demand for electricity, etc.
Load More Replies...Well I hope somebody pays for me to get one because I can't afford one if my vehicle becomes illegal.
This is rather an engineering issue, but a lot of scientists are working on this as well; RGB microLED displays. We can currently build fairly efficient blue and green microLEDs from indium gallium nitride, but the red ones are missing. Red LEDs have been available for much longer than their blue counterparts, but we currently cannot make them small enough for a high-ppi display. Many researchers and companies are trying to get the red ones working with several different approaches, and I believe we will see the first commercial applications, starting from smart watches, smartphones and AR/VR goggles within the next five years.
What's so good about RGB microLED displays? Are they more energy efficient than what we have now?
as much as I can't see the red parts of the spectrum... I fail to see how this technology impacts us deficient people differently from standard vision peoples.
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Synthetic Biology. S**t's going to get weird real soon.
Salt is not biological. It's the one thing we eat that was never alive.
Load More Replies...I've never seen a purple cow, I never hope to see one. But I can tell you anyhow, I'd rather see than be one.
Load More Replies...Shits already weird man. Have you seen what these poor men and especially women have done to their bodies. Looking like gremlins and coked out Bratz dollz. I am definitely growing a tail prehensile even
Lambda Vision is currently manufacturing retinas, potentially a cure for many types of blindness. Although I have no idea how well they work.
A cure for migraines would be a Godsend to sooooo many, including me.
I was haven herpes 1 and 2 spreading all over my body even on my private part too. I have had them for about 2 and a bit years. I was so scared what my mates are going to says if there should fined out i have herpes on my private part and due to the virus my girlfriend broke up with me. I have been to the Doctors 9 times to get it treated during to the years back and yet They all come back. I have been using Tee Tree Oil and Wartner (You freeze them at home) and they seem to be keeping the smaller herpes small but they can't seem to treat the larger ones. They don't get any bigger, but then they can't shrink as much. They get smaller a little part at a time. At least they are getting smaller! As soon as I see a new herpes appearing then I treat it. At that moment I was using Tee Tree twice a week and then using Wartner every 2 weeks. I was wondering if there was any other information about how to get rid of it. I am only a teenager and I hate it most when it get pi-chins me to scratch
It's "Lyme" disease... there is no possessive-S at the end. If people can't be bothered to properly name the disease... how can I trust they actually give a shít to heal my wife?
I've worked with a couple of scientists at a pharma company (although not on world-changing projects). Some of those people are brilliant in what they do but please don't ever look at the way they write. But you know what? I'd rather correct their writing and let them do their job. Because I most certainly couldn't.
Load More Replies...Cheap energy. Conservatives don't like to hear it because we've been lied to about how cost-effective solar power is since the 1950s and they're just so used to arguing about how BS it is. Liberals don't like to hear it because they just can't shake the notion that we need massive government intrusion into the economy. But cost-effective solar power is no longer B.S., and there's no great sinister cabal keeping it off market. (Well, besides the Chinese. And OPEC. And Russia. And -- OK, forget about that evil cabal sentence.) Seriously, back in the '50s, the '70s and even '90s, it would've been damned stupid to "go green" because the we'd've needed to burn more oil making "green" than we could ever have saved. But that's changed now. And with it, solar is going to be voluntarily adopted faster than you can imagine.
Oh, dear. Some Stalinist wants to censor me because I criticized the tendency to cede all freedom and all power to the all-glorious state! It's not enough to sing the praises of green energy! No, nothing matters except promoting the enslavement of the entire human race to our betters!
Load More Replies...Lambda Vision is currently manufacturing retinas, potentially a cure for many types of blindness. Although I have no idea how well they work.
A cure for migraines would be a Godsend to sooooo many, including me.
I was haven herpes 1 and 2 spreading all over my body even on my private part too. I have had them for about 2 and a bit years. I was so scared what my mates are going to says if there should fined out i have herpes on my private part and due to the virus my girlfriend broke up with me. I have been to the Doctors 9 times to get it treated during to the years back and yet They all come back. I have been using Tee Tree Oil and Wartner (You freeze them at home) and they seem to be keeping the smaller herpes small but they can't seem to treat the larger ones. They don't get any bigger, but then they can't shrink as much. They get smaller a little part at a time. At least they are getting smaller! As soon as I see a new herpes appearing then I treat it. At that moment I was using Tee Tree twice a week and then using Wartner every 2 weeks. I was wondering if there was any other information about how to get rid of it. I am only a teenager and I hate it most when it get pi-chins me to scratch
It's "Lyme" disease... there is no possessive-S at the end. If people can't be bothered to properly name the disease... how can I trust they actually give a shít to heal my wife?
I've worked with a couple of scientists at a pharma company (although not on world-changing projects). Some of those people are brilliant in what they do but please don't ever look at the way they write. But you know what? I'd rather correct their writing and let them do their job. Because I most certainly couldn't.
Load More Replies...Cheap energy. Conservatives don't like to hear it because we've been lied to about how cost-effective solar power is since the 1950s and they're just so used to arguing about how BS it is. Liberals don't like to hear it because they just can't shake the notion that we need massive government intrusion into the economy. But cost-effective solar power is no longer B.S., and there's no great sinister cabal keeping it off market. (Well, besides the Chinese. And OPEC. And Russia. And -- OK, forget about that evil cabal sentence.) Seriously, back in the '50s, the '70s and even '90s, it would've been damned stupid to "go green" because the we'd've needed to burn more oil making "green" than we could ever have saved. But that's changed now. And with it, solar is going to be voluntarily adopted faster than you can imagine.
Oh, dear. Some Stalinist wants to censor me because I criticized the tendency to cede all freedom and all power to the all-glorious state! It's not enough to sing the praises of green energy! No, nothing matters except promoting the enslavement of the entire human race to our betters!
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