The Chinese looked at the oyster's ability to adhere underwater - took that working principle & developed BoneO2.
a biodegradable technology that can glue broken bone fragments in 3 minutes.
This has already been successfully done for 34 patients.
China is not anyone's mate.
So, hey @eddykenzoficial & @mckatsugโฆ
B4 we celebrate this copyright sign off, allow me share with you the following concerns and why I think this system is very flawed (someone just wants to make money off YOU & your musicians) ๐งต
Is it possible to implement? In theory, YES
If you want to improve your business writing, read The Economist regularly for two years. Don't miss an issue.
You will become more logical and structured in your thinking, and you will regain the attention span that social media stole from you.
Your capacity to consume large quantities of information and to analyze that data will grow.
I recommend The Economist if you're training young Lawyers or Consultants.
If you're in the Tech or Creative space, in addition, I recommend Fast Company. For Finance, add Fortune Magazine.
Blogs are fine. But you need the discipline of reading very long articles. A magazine also has different sections. It forces you to read things you would ordinarily not be interested in; thereby broadening your knowledge base.
The thing is, if you cannot read seemingly boring things and prefer to only do things that feel good, your competence may be impacted.
Media is about wiring. You have no original thoughts. You just think you do. Everything you consume shapes you.
Social media, TV, music, books and gaming have turned you into this person that you are. They're not purely entertainment. They've moulded your thoughts, desires, ideologies and reasoning. You must rewire your brain by taking a break from what you're used to and consuming other things.
For a week, take a fast from the usual tech-based media you consume, and read a physical book instead. Go out to lunch with someone and leave your phone in your bag or car.
Assess the state of your emotions and thinking after a week. You may be surprised.