It's absolutely mind-blowing how much personal resilience Albert Einstein has had!.. I came by a YouTube video that explain Einstein's life journey in just about 10 minutes, and it's indeed mind-blowing what he went through. Yet he managed to overcome these things without losing his will to live and natural curiosity, which ultimately led to his fantastic contributions to science. These days I find many people talking about resilience, both personal, and professional, and how to achieve that. I think one way is to learn how other people did so successfully (as we learn in many other contexts). So if you are interested in learning more, I encourage you to take the first step and spend 10 minutes of your time reflecting on the Albert Einstein's journey!
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UPDATE: Yet another step closer. As far as I understand (don't know about China), the information gather is shared between research institutions. Therefore: this isn't going to be a race to one world monopoly on Fusion, but rather freedom from energy dependence on other nations. Historically wars have been fought around resources, (using religion and other manipulations as tools, please don't quote me on this I may be wrong). What is the most valuable resource right now? Energy. I believe allowing every nation to be energy independent will be the next giant leap towards shedding our fur and climbing down from the branches of the metaphorical jungle we've been living in. Not to say this will solve all problem and create heaven on earth... but it's a step in the right direction. (Originally, I wrote, "It's a start", but realize how enormous of a lie that we be. Human lives are short compared to epochs, and though it may not seem like it; Humanity has been through much much worse. We have began making moves in the right direction for a long time (since when? I don't know.) We don't always do; and even when our intentions are good the outcomes are nothing like we invision (The road to hell is paved with good intentions? If really so, hell must be a hard place to get into with the constant construction just to keep traffic flowing). Call me a cautious optimist, but I believe we're going to make it. (To where? That's beyond this already overgrown snippet of information that it intended** to be) **intended... guess I should start getting prepared for being stuck in constant traffic. Happy slightly belated New Year Everybody!
Sustained "artificial sun" promised by 2026 in fusion energy upgrade
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Nuclear power an important bi-partisan step in the right direction.
This is the way to go,
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What, in your opinion, is the master secret of the ages? The secret of atomic energy? Thermonuclear energy? The neu-tron bomb? Interplanetary travel? No—not any of these. Then, what is this master secret? Where can one find it, and how can it be contacted and brought into action? The answer is extraordinarily simple. This secret is the marvelous, miracle-working power found in your own subconscious mind, the last place that most people would seek it. So we need to choose our thoughts wisely because they are the energy that create our lives! #mindset #mindpower #mindfulliving #leadershipexcellence #leadershipdevelopment
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A potential step in the right direction...
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Power is a top priority.
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Weekend thinking, Oppenheimer vs Einstein - who had the most influence to our world? One helped discovered why the world exists the other helped understand how to destroy it. Or was the Australian, Oliphant, the physicist we should all know better on how he influenced the world as we know it? To save time here is his wiki link
Mark Oliphant - Wikipedia
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