POTS: Eight Months Without a Diagnosis, and the Questions Medicine Still Struggles to Answer
At 15, Florence was a competitive athlete. Then, a little-understood condition changed her daily life. Despite reassuring test results and repeated medical consultations, it took eight months for her to receive a POTS diagnosis. Her story raises a troubling question: how many patients remain without answers when medicine struggles to explain their symptoms?
Will AI Overpower Humanity? The Debate Behind the Fear
Some AI researchers warn that humanity could eventually lose control of artificial intelligence, while others question the evidence behind these predictions. As the debate intensifies, another question emerges: who benefits from the fear?
Is AI Changing the Way We Think?
AI can now write, reason and solve problems for us in seconds. But as we increasingly rely on these tools, what happens to our own ability to think, learn and solve problems independently?
Why Space Research Matters: The Discoveries We Seek, and the Ones We Cannot Yet Imagine
From experiments aboard the International Space Station to discoveries with unexpected applications on Earth, space research can reveal what ordinary laboratories cannot. But how do we justify investing in exploration when its most valuable discoveries may still be unknown?