General Knowledge
Migration Routes in the News Headlines
Migration has been a defining feature of human history, driven by a mix of economic, political, social, and environmental factors. In recent years, several key migration routes have gained attention due to rising numbers of people seeking better opportunities, safety, or stability. These movements are shaped by push factors (forcing people to leave), pull factors … Read more
Scientists Discover World’s Largest Underground Thermal Lake
A team of Czech scientists has made a groundbreaking discovery in southern Albania, uncovering the world’s largest underground thermal lake. Named Lake Neuron after the Neuron Foundation that funded the expedition, this finding reveals a unique geological phenomenon and paves the way for further research. The Discovery 🕵️♂️ How It Was Found 🗺️ Unique Geological Features 🧪 Significance … Read more
Genetically Engineered Potatoes: A Breakthrough in Producing Real Dairy Protein
Israeli food-tech startup Finally Foods has unveiled a groundbreaking innovation—genetically engineered potatoes capable of producing real cow-milk protein. This revolutionary development could transform dairy production, offering a sustainable and efficient alternative to traditional livestock farming. Set to begin its first field trial near the Gaza border, Finally Foods aims to extract casein protein powder from … Read more
Scientists Discover Promising Medicinal Herb, for Colorectal Cancer
For centuries, Artemisia herba-alba, also known as common wormwood or herba alba, has been a staple in traditional medicine across North Africa and the Middle East. Used to treat a variety of ailments from bronchitis to diabetes, this unassuming herb might just hold the key to a new weapon in the fight against colorectal cancer. … Read more
Jevons Paradox: Why Increased Efficiency Can Lead to Greater Resource Use
You’ve probably heard the advice: “Switch to energy-saving bulbs! Buy fuel-efficient cars! It’ll save money and the planet!” But what if doing these things actually makes us use more resources? That’s the twist behind Jevons Paradox—a quirky economic idea that shows how good intentions can backfire. On Friday, Tomasz Godziek, portfolio manager of the Tech Disruptors fund at … Read more