When I say the word “disease” I am sure you think of the words “death” and “suffering” – overall having a surrounding image of negativity. But it is because of disease that we have all the scientific discoveries and life changing medical technology that we can use and develop. Gene editing, artificial intelligence, nanotechnology in medicine, have begun to show signs of progress towards having a world without disease. Surely this is everything humanity has wanted. Surely this would solve so many issues on such a large scale. 
But what if curing every illness comes with a price we never expected?

You might have heard of the topic quantum mechanics before, but haven’t really gone over what it is about or which elements it deals with.
Today, we’re going to delve into the basics of quantum mechanics and how the recent quantum computer-Willow – by Google incorporates this.

35 years ago on the 3 October 1990, the German Democratic Republic (GDR/East Germany) joined the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG/West Germany) to form Germany as we know it today.

We’ve all heard and seen the phrase ‘this is one of your five a day’ be used in our everyday lives. However, we have been completely unaware of the incredible benefit it can have on our lungs which are constantly exposed to air pollution every single day.

For as long as humans have existed, the thought of death has been feared by all. Some people have dreamed of escaping it. Ancient myths told of fountains of youth and certain rituals one can do to keep them in good health; today, there are hundreds of thousands of billion dollar companies producing products like ‘anti aging drugs’, and ‘organ regeneration’. The idea of living forever feels like the ultimate prize – but what would it really cost us?