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Jared Diamond, PhD, is a professor, scientist, historian, and author of several books, including "Guns, Germs, and Steel," "Collapse," and "Why Is Sex Fun?" His latest book, "Profits, Prophets, Coaches, and Kings," is available now.
"These two pillars of modern physics have so far eluded all attempts at a unified theoretical framework, but this complex experiment gives more hints as to how such a unification may be achieved."
'Hey, let's embrace our destiny and conquer the stars' is a fun rallying cry, but the actual future of tech will be driven by more mundane impulses
Linoleic acid (LA), once a trace nutrient in the human diet, now makes up as much as 25% of daily calories for many Americans, leading to mitochondrial dysfunction and long-term metabolic stress
...and not one of them has been safety tested in a pre-licensing, placebo controlled trial (HHS Secretary, Robert F Kennedy, Jr)
The overlooked evidence on DMSO's effects on circulation, blood clots, stroke, brain injury, heart disease, and common peripheral vascular disorders--and its potential to transform medicine.
A single injection of a nanoparticle treatment engineered to encourage the generation of new brain cells was enough to reverse cognitive decline in an animal model of Alzheimer's disease.
Hundreds of popular vegan and vegetarian foods may contain an unwanted extra ingredient: toxins naturally produced by fungi.
Over 130,000 unmanned stores are now up and running across the country, letting shoppers walk in, scan their items, pay through an app, and walk out without ever seeing a cashier.
I have run into so many people that I have known for some time now and they look like they are rapidly aging - and I know that they took the vaccine.
Red light therapy (photobiomodulation) is exploding in popularity - but why is the medical establishment pushing back?
The Scientist Who Scans Fathers' Brains: The Parenting Checklist You NEED Before You Have Babies!
Study Findings on Sauna Health Benefits
Sodium-ion batteries are commercializing with mass production in 2026. CATL in China is scaling it as a cheaper, safer alternative to lithium-ion using abundant sodium from salt.
For 75 years, nuclear fusion has been 30 years away. Then, a few years ago, that changed: for the first time, we pulled more energy out of a fusion reaction than we put in.
The question at the mission's core is where exactly that water is, in what form and concentration and whether it could realistically be accessed
On a journey to create a star on Earth.
...grown on silicon chips
Radiant has secured a long-term source of nuclear fuel for its Kaleidos microreactor, removing a potential supply hurdle as the company prepares the system for deployment.
The Moderna breakthrough to reduce the re-occurrence of cancer is just the beginning. It is evidence that claims from the leaders of AI like Dario of Anthropic and Demis Hassabis that AI could all disease within ten years or that almost all cancer wi
The United States has about 94,000 tonnes of nuclear waste in storage, though that's a bit like calling all that gold in Fort Knox "waste."
Scientists have been searching for ethical, high-quality alternatives to animal leather, which notoriously comes with environmental costs and ethical compromises.
...for quantum computers, making it available for free download worldwide.
Over 20 years (yes, 20 years!) after the media and Roche began hyping the flu treatment Tamiflu, researchers finally ran a trial to see if it works in very sick flu patients.
Psychedelics are inherently chaotic drugs, dissolving the boundary between self and surrounds by sowing discord in the brain.
Eraser-sized balls of tissue could aid research on early stages of neurological diseases
Dr. Bhavya Shah and Parkinson's patient Bud Leavell explain a groundbreaking focused ultrasound therapy. The non-invasive procedure uses MRI guidance to target brain areas, instantly stopping severe tremors.
At HHS, we are taking bold new actions against Lyme disease, alpha-gal syndrome, and other tick-borne diseases - accelerating research, improving care, and driving new treatments.
