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From Baby Diapers to Sensors? A Future Vision Where Fungi Become Infrastructure

Globally, "fungi (mushrooms)" are being highlighted as potential key players in next-generation technology. In the UK, the...

"Invisible Waste" Harms the Earth - It's Not Just Food We're Throwing Away. Six Habits to Protect Your Money, Time, and Future

Approximately 19% of food worldwide, over 1 billion tons annually, is wasted, with about 60% of this waste coming from households. In the UK alone,...

"Taste" or "Sustainability" - The World's Largest Coffee Producer, Brazil, Faces a "Bitter Decision" as the Climate Crisis Changes Beans, Flavor, and Prices

In Brazil, the world's largest coffee-producing country, there is a shift from the dominant Arabica variety to the more heat and...

What is ChatGPT's new feature "Shopping Research"? The era has come where you can completely entrust the "Recommended Product Guide" to AI.

The new feature "Shopping Research," introduced in November 2025 for ChatGPT, is a shopping support function that cross-references...

Is There Really Such a Difference Before, During, and After Meals? The Crucial Importance of Timing When Taking Medication

"Before meals," "within 30 minutes after meals," "between meals"—these are the timings always specified on...

"Compassion" Is Not Innate ─ A Skill for Children to Learn and Adults to Reclaim: Neuroscience Reveals the Benefits and Pitfalls of Compassion

In conjunction with "World Compassion Day" on November 28, the German newspaper 'WELT' is highlighting how children learn...

Is Japan, the "World's Largest Debtor Nation," Really in Danger? — From the Burst of the Bubble to the End of the Yen Carry Trade

Japan's government debt exceeds twice its GDP, making it stand out globally as the "world's largest debtor nation," sparking...

The Dark Side of Art: Paintings More "Authentic" Than the Real Thing? The World's Largest Forgery Scandal Originating from Tokushima

A Cubist-style painting by German artist Wolfgang Beltracchi was displayed at the Tokushima Prefectural Museum of Modern Art for about 25 years,...

Visualizing Your "Future Self" in Just 120 Minutes — How Fujifilm NURA is Transforming Preventive Healthcare: Bringing Japan's "Ningen Dock Culture" to India

Fujifilm of Japan has launched an AI health screening center called "NURA" in India, which analyzes CT scans and mammograms using AI to...

The World's Fastest Growth or Tariff Shock: The Two Realities Facing the Indian Economy - Stellar Numbers, Trade in Distress

India's real GDP growth rate for the July-September quarter of 2025 was 8.2% year-on-year, surpassing market expectations of 7.4% and the...

Is the Ban on "Using Smartphones" While Refueling Gasoline a Global Standard? The Risk of Static Electricity Fires and Gas Station Practices in Different Countries

In local Japanese news, there has been a warning against "using mobile phones while refueling" and "walking around during...

Is consciousness a cheat ability exclusive to humans? The "Ancient Mind" hypothesis that extends from slugs to humans

The ZME Science article "Consciousness Could Be an Ancient Trait Evolved Millions of Years Ago, Not a Human Superpower" introduces recent...

The Truth About Cats: Were They Really "Newcomers"? The Unexpected Timeline of Domestic Cats' Emergence

Recent ancient DNA research has revealed that cats likely formed close relationships with humans not 10,000 years ago when agriculture began, but...

The development of the brain goes through five stages: "True adulthood" begins at 32? The latest neuroscience outlines the "five life stages."

A research team from the University of Cambridge analyzed brain images of approximately 3,800 individuals aged 0 to 90, revealing that the...

Can't Stop Coughing... Could "Winter Bedding" Be the Cause? Surprising Allergy Solutions

As the temperature drops and you bring out winter bedding and blankets from storage, have you ever noticed that "your cough won't stop at...

A Global Guide to Winter "Zaps!" - Characteristics of People Prone to Static Electricity and a Thorough Explanation of Clothing Combinations to Avoid

In winter, not only in Japan but around the world, there is an increase in static electricity troubles such as "a zap when touching a...

Wisdom of Plants: The Remarkable Mechanism to Break Through Hard Soil Using Engineering Techniques

One of the issues affecting farmland worldwide is "soil compaction," where soil is compressed by heavy machinery or drought. This makes...

"The $400 Million on Three Sheets of Paper": Apple's Birth Contract Goes Up for Auction Again — The Man Who Sold 10% for $800 and the "Birth Day" of a $4 Trillion Company

On April 1, 1976, Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne signed the founding contract of "Apple Computer Company," which is set to...

The World's Birds Warn of a Planetary Ecosystem in Crisis: Did Sparrows and Owls Play the Same Role? The Reality Revealed by a Global Bird Survey

A research team from the UK analyzed data on approximately 3,700 bird species across 1,200 locations worldwide and found that changes in land use,...

Ban on Real Money Games Across India: Saving the Youth or Killing the Industry?

The rapidly growing online money games in India have become an "invisible social issue," leading to significant debt and cases of...

Global Opinion Divided Over Ukraine Peace Talks - The Fate of Trump's 19-Point Peace Plan: End of War or Loss of Territory

President Trump emphasized that the peace negotiations for the Russia-Ukraine war are "really close to an agreement, with only a few points...

Microplastics as "Vehicles for Bacteria" — The Invisible Risk from Sewage to Sea: The Quiet Pandemic of Microplastics and Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria

A UK study titled "Sewers to Seas" has demonstrated that as wastewater travels from hospitals to the sea, pathogens and...

Grew Three Times in Just 17 Days: More "Intense" Than Human Breast Milk - The Ultimate Seal Milk That Sends Pups Into the Sea in 17 Days

A study published in Nature Communications reveals that the milk of North Atlantic gray seals is far more complex and functional than human breast...

"The Happiness Gap" as a Barometer of Risk Society ─ The Perils of a "Weak Pyramid" Revealed by a Survey of 32 Countries: Countries Where "Only I Am Unhappy" vs. Countries Where "Everyone is Fairly Happy"

The latest research analyzing data from the World Values Survey across 32 countries indicates that people's subjective well-being (SWB) is...