1. Hearth Math research Title: You Can Change Your DNA Link: Heart Math When we are born, the deoxyribonucleic acid/DNA in our bodies contains the blueprints for who we are and instructions for who we will become. For example, it can tell our eyes to eventually turn from blue at birth to hazel later on, …
Good morning from Hong Kong. Below are a few articles focusing on the global chip industry, global supply chains (that are way overdue for a re-organisation) and the environmental impact of the current global health situation. 1. Global chip industry Title: How ASML became chipmaking’s biggest monopoly Link: Economist Ask people to pinpoint the centre …
Coming to you from Hong Kong this week. Below are a selection of readings covering the Gates Foundation’s annual letter, (the must read) Berkshire letter and a fascinating article on chemical toxicity and reproduction, amongst others. 1. Philanthropy Title: Our 2020 annual letter – Why we swing for the fences Link: Gates Foundation Twenty years …
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Greetings from Bali this time. This week I’ve a selection of articles on geopolitics, spend-down philanthropy and travel to name a few. 1. HeartMath research Title: Psychophysiological Coherence: A Proposed Link Among Appreciation, Cognitive Performance, and Health Link: HeartMath Physiological correlates of this mode can be objectively defined and measured. In addition, by using …
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Greetings from sunny Bali this week! Below are a selection of readings from neuroscience, through zen practice to dreams. Enjoy. 1. Neuroscience Title: The man who saw time stand still Link: BBC It started as a headache, but soon became much stranger. Simon Baker entered the bathroom to see if a warm shower could ease his …
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