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Future of Sports
Nick Ashley's curator insight,
October 12, 2020 9:53 PM
The U.S has dealt with with many financial hardships over the past 50 years. Things such as recessions, pandemics, and terrorist attacks have affected the economy. Sports is way to take your mind off of what is going on in the world. Look at this past summer with the quarantine. The U.S was on lock down for a couple weeks and things felt like they would never go back to normal. The NBA was the first sports to come back after the lock down. There were no fans allowed at the games, this means there was not to much financial gain. The league has so much money that one bad season will not hurt them. As we continue to deal with pandemic, sports are trying to find a way to come back and provide financial help to the economy.
Danny Silgado's curator insight,
May 10, 2023 6:31 PM
The narrator argues that the current monetary system is based on debt and that this debt-based system is inherently unstable and prone to economic crises. It provides food for thought and raises essential questions about the role of money in our society. |
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Humanity’s future in Space
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In the quest to build bigger things in space, one Colorado-based company is readying for an epic construction demonstration mission. Blue Canyon Technologies will provide the spacecraft vehicle infrastructure supporting a "factory" that will 3D-print solar arrays in space. The mission is called Archinaut One and its lead developer is Made In Space (which has a working 3D-printer on the ISS.) The mission is funded by a a $73.7 million contract from NASA. The amount given to Blue Canyon, a 100% employee-owned company, has not disclosed.
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