SHOW NOTES AND MP3: This week on the New World Next Week: It's a tale of two summits as the US/Russia tensions escalate; synthetic biology is the latest poster child of the WEF boffins; and the UK mandates

What could possibly go wrong?

Source More than a year ago we commented on this blog about the creation, by a group of scientists from Tuft University, of the first living robots designed from stem cells from an African frog called

Microbe by TheDigitalArtist Technology, increasingly futuristic, has invented a natural and robotic device, at the same time to attack many diseases. This is the point of reflection for the present QOTW,

Isn't it interesting how some of the most important advancements in science and technology are rarely discussed or shared with the general public. Instead we seem oh so preoccupied with more mundane things,

Robots will increasingly become a part of daily life in the coming decades. Till now, we have mainly seen them in factories doing dangerous work or work that they can do more efficiently and effectively