Democracy For Nepal: NRN Movement Needs A Bold Vision

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Yes, let’s do it.
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Flexport had the two biggest ocean freight booking weeks in company history in the two weeks since the tariffs on China were paused. 80% growth over the pre-tariff trend line. Not just China surging, Vietnam also setting records.
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Do you think it's because people are buying a buffer against future uncertainty?
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Sergey Brin says AI is a bigger breakthrough than the internet

the internet, like money, was a shared system that helped people trade and build global networks.

but it didn’t test the limits of the universe.

AI does — because we don’t know how far intelligence can go pic.twitter.com/3H6vndNIVi
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Fun fact

Bangladesh is more populated than Russia pic.twitter.com/dQU6hvuKrV
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Stratolaunch’s Hypersonic Plane Breaks Mach 5 and Lands Without a Pilot The Talon-A2 vehicle air-launched from the world's biggest aircraft and piloted itself at hypersonic speeds before landing in California. .......... Hypersonic vehicles have become the latest military prestige technology, and the US seems to be lagging its rivals. That could change after the successful flight of an autonomous and reusable hypersonic aircraft by US firm Stratolaunch. ........... In recent years, both China and Russia have unveiled missiles capable of hypersonic speeds, which means they can travel at more than five times the speed of sound. These weapons are both incredibly fast and highly maneuverable which makes them hard to track and intercept. .......... powered by a 5,000-pound-thrust reusable rocket engine built by US startup Ursa Major. The vehicle was air-launched over the Pacific Ocean by Stratolaunch’s Roc carrier plane—the largest aircraft in the world ......... the Talon-A2 can fly autonomously, which should make it far more useful for testing hypersonic weapon systems.

Scientists Can Now 3D Print Tissues Directly Inside the Body—No Surgery Needed A new bioprinter uses ultrasound to print tissues, biosensors, and medication depots deep in the body............. Our bodies are constantly breaking down. Over time, their built-in repair mechanisms also fail. Knee cartilage grinds away. Hip joints no longer support weight. Treatments for breast cancer and other health issues require removal by surgery. Because the body can’t regenerate those tissues, reconstruction using biomaterials is often the only way. ......... Dubbed deep tissue in vivo sound printing (DISP), the system uses an injectable bioink that’s liquid at body temperature but solidifies into structures when blasted with ultrasound. A monitoring molecule, also sensitive to ultrasound, tracks tissue printing in real time. Excess bioink is safely broken down by the body. ......... Thanks to its versatility, 3D printing has captured the imagination of bioengineers. The technology can be used to make artificial biological tissues, organs, or medical devices. .......... Bioprinters usually deposit one layer at a time. Each layer is solidified using light, then the next layer is laid on top of it. This layer-by-layer process takes time. More recently, an upgraded method called volumetric printing solidifies 3D structures with a single blast of carefully tailored light. The approach is faster but also constrained by how deeply light can pierce tissues. ......... Ultrasound can also trigger chemical reactions. In 2023, Zhang and colleagues engineered a molecular concoction dubbed “sono-ink” that solidifies when blasted with a specific frequency of sound waves. The team 3D printed multiple shapes inside isolated pork belly, liver, and kidneys and patched tissue damage in a goat heart. .......... The system works at roughly 40 millimeters a second, the average speed of an inkjet printer.

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