What Could Be the Next Big Invention for Mankind?

[Original Blog written 13 years ago] - What Could Be the Next Big Invention for Mankind?

Originally imagined during a random sleepless night thought.

We often talk about the greatest inventions in human history — fire, the wheel, electricity, the internet, smartphones, artificial intelligence. Every generation believes it is living in the peak of innovation, until something arrives that completely changes how humans live.

But sometimes I wonder:

What

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                    There's no doubt that memory is one of our greatest gifts. But why is it that some days we can't even remember our best friend's name ? Why do some people have a memory for numbers, while others never forget faces and names? How come some students fail exams even though they're very intelligent?

    Scientists are getting closer to finding the answers to these questions. They believe memory is a series of electromagnetic fields which are closely linked to one another . The min

Two major conflicts are currently taking place. One is the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, ant the other is the conflict between Israel with the U.S and Iran. The latter conflict has caused serious problems for the world. One of the most serious problems is the soaring crude oil prices. Crude oil has risen by about 50％ compared to before the conflict because Iran declared that they blockaded a Strait of Hormuz,  through which many oil tankers pass.  The soaring crude oil prices are causing 

Nabi Muhammad, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, said, " He who fasts in Ramadan and follows that by six days of Shawal, he is as if fasts the whole year". In Islam, if you do one good thing, you will be rewarded tenfold. Therefore, Ramadan is thirty days multiplied by ten, which makes three hundred days.

So, if you add the six days (of course, multiplied by ten), they make sixty days added to three hundred days. The total is 360 days. It is exactly one year. For more information about

                  Read  the dialogue  below  and match the modal  verbs   1  -10 with the functions a-e

       Jane: Did you know that some of the products you use on a daily basis (1) can be quite dangerous to our health? This article  says  that lots of products  ,   from washing  powders to some of the foods we eat 

 , contain chemicals, which  (2) may cause a number of health problems. , (3)  Can you believe it?

      Andy:  And  I guess these same chemicals  (4) must be harmful to the environm

There is a a child monkey in a Japanease zoo. He is six months old. His mother abandoned him because he was her first child. He was alone and there weren't any monkeys who helped him. One day,  a zookeeper of the zoo gave him an orangutan doll. The child monkey thought that it was his mother and hugged it. He couldn't get along with other monkeys but he played with it for several weeks. After that, he was finally accepted by other monkeys. This story was published on SNS, and many  people around

                         Fashion is fun, but fashion is also an important part of people's lives. People often use fashion to say something about how they think or feel about life. How a person dresses often defines who the person is.

            Music changed fashion in the 60s more than any other decade. In the early 60s, people dressed in trendy clothes. Men used to wear short-sleeved shirts and loose trousers. Women used to wear A-line dresses. With the Beatles came collarless jackets and tig

               How often do you look through family albums?

                In this conversation, two friends are talking about a family album.

              ANN: Hi Jane ! What are you doing?

             JANE: Hi  Ann . I am looking through this album of old family photos my mum just sent me . Some of them really bring back memories!

              ANN: That's interesting ! Can I have a look?

            JANE: Of course . Let's see if you can recognise me in this photo! My mum took it when I was abo

 I will introduce a moving story about  a young Ukrainian man who made his dream come true in Japan. He is a twenty- one - year-old Ukrainian young man. He has been playing sumo since he was a child. He had also been playing judo and wrestling until he was seventeen-year-old. He won a bronze medal for third place in the Junior World Sumo Championships. He was accepted into a national university in Ukraine, but Russia invaded Ukraine at that time. He decided to go to Japan to become a professiona

Childbirth is both joyful and painful for women. It is not uncommon for women to die because of it. Only humans experience such difficulty during childbirth. Why? It is because humans walk on two legs and  our brains have evolved. The human pelvis became smaller to adapt to bipedal walking,  and the baby 's skull became larger to accommodate brain groeth. As you can see, there is only a tiny gap between the baby's head and the birth canal. This is why women suffer during childbirth. Humans evolv

My profile photo is of Dr. Isaac Asimov, a famous science fiction writer and science communicator. He was born in Russia, but his family moved to the USA as a child. His masterwork of science fiction is "Foundation," a trilogy that has even been adapted into a series on Apple Tv.

Source: Apple TV+ Press

In 1950, he wrote his novel "I, Robot," which also has a film version.

Source: Editorial: Grayson & Grayson, Ltd., [1952]., London, 1952

Other Asimov novels were also made into films: "Fantastic Voya

                 THE RAVENMASTER

      Mr Derrick Coyle's job is very uncommon. He is the only ravenmaster at the Tower of London.

     The ravenmaster is the person who takes care of the ravens that live in the Tower of London. Mr Derrick lives there with his wife. His day starts there at 5:00 o'clock in the morning. He lets the ravens out of the cages, he feeds them, gives them water and cleans their cages. He does all that before he has breakfast. During the day, he feeds the birds and looks af

There was a baker who used to sell bread. A basket was full of hot bread for the poor. The poor used to stand in line and take their share from the baker. Another baker was very angry about this and made a big fuss, going so far as to sue his neighbor in court, claiming that the neighbor's action had caused most of his customers to switch to him.
The judge told him that he is free to do with his bread. Sell them or give them for free. His complaint was dismissed, and he thought of a plan to se

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As humans, If we did follow what kind of concepts this is. This story teaches a valuable lesson for us.

A young lady sat on a bus. At the next stop, an old lady got on the same bus and sat next to the young lady. She spoke loudly and looked grumpy. She squeezed the seat with her big sized bags. The person, who sat on the other side of the young lady, got upset and asked, "I can guess that you feel much uncomfortable. But why don’t you say anything to her about your inconvenience".

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