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What does it mean to be a thinking creature when organisms without brains can also learn?

The brain is an incredible evolutionary feat that allows animals, including humans, to adapt and thrive in unpredictable environments. Learning, in particular, has proven to be crucial for a good life.…

Patrick Campbell Bootstrapped ProfitWell to a $200M Exit, Here’s How…

Web Monkey7 months ago04 mins

Ever wondered how to bootstrap a company to a profitable multimillion dollar exit? Patrick Campbell, founder of ProfitWell, shares his path of building a successful SaaS company without external funding or venture capital – and how he was able to sell it for $200,000,000 in just a few years – in today’s special SaaS success case study episode.…

Currently, the quest to establish connections between two awe-inspiring phenomena in the universe has yielded no results – temporarily.

Web Monkey7 months ago03 mins

Astronomers are still trying to unravel the mystery of fast radio bursts (FRBs), intense flashes of radio waves from space that last only a fraction of a second but release as much energy as the Sun does in a few years.…

An expert explains the causes, intensity, and firefighting methods for lithium-ion battery fires.

Web Monkey7 months ago05 mins

Imagine this scenario: you’re driving along the beautiful Great Ocean Road in your new electric vehicle (EV), enjoying the ocean view and the wind in your hair.…

Could AI stifle our creativity? It’s possible – unless we learn to appreciate and safeguard the qualities that define our humanity.

Web Monkey7 months ago04 mins

The rise of generative AI is causing a significant impact on creative jobs, leading to concerns among creative professionals. The Writers Guild of America strike has highlighted the guild’s demand for AI to be used solely as a research tool rather than a replacement for its members.…

Controversy among leading researchers: Unraveling the enigma of consciousness and distinguishing scientific theories

Web Monkey7 months ago05 mins

The science of consciousness is a challenging field, plagued by philosophical complexities and a lack of experimental evidence. However, a recent head-to-head experimental competition between two rival theories at the Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness meeting in June garnered significant attention.…

Transforming Food Waste into Nanocellulose: A Promising Approach to Generate Value

Web Monkey7 months ago04 mins

Food waste is a major global issue, with approximately 1.3 billion tonnes of food wasted each year. In Australia alone, around 7.6 million tonnes of food is wasted annually, costing the economy approximately A$36.6 billion.…

New Research Unifies Diverse Scientific Methods to Comprehend Complex Systems, from Stock Markets to Brain Scans

Web Monkey7 months ago03 mins

The study of complex systems presents a challenge for scientists trying to understand the interactions between different components. Researchers have developed numerous methods for studying these interactions, but determining which method is most suitable for a specific system can be difficult.…

NASA Returns Largest-Ever Asteroid Sample: After 7 Years and Billions of Kilometers, a Handful of Dust is Brought Back

Web Monkey7 months ago01 mins

NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission has successfully returned a small black capsule containing the largest ever sample of dust and rock from an asteroid. The seven-year mission involved orbiting the near-Earth asteroid Bennu for two and a half years to study its surface and properties.…

Do This When Your Work-Life Balance Is OUT OF WHACK

Web Monkey7 months ago03 mins

Is your work-life balance feeling completely out of sync? Learn these practical work strategies to regain control, reduce stress, and prioritize your well-being as a founder.…

Three decades of the web in Australia: How Australians shaped the early internet

Web Monkey7 months ago04 mins

The internet is maturing as it reaches its 30th anniversary. While its origins can be traced back to the 1960s, the internet as we know it today became popular in the 1990s, with 99% of Australians now using it for various purposes such as communication, information retrieval, and entertainment.…

5 SaaS Ideas You Can Build as a SOLO Founder ?????

Web Monkey7 months ago03 mins

Looking to start your own software (SaaS) business? These SaaS ideas are perfect for solo founders. From project management tools to niche industry solutions, I’ll discuss these potential SaaS products to help you kickstart your entrepreneurial journey with your first SaaS startup… Watch more videos like this ?…

The Future of MicroConf

Web Monkey7 months ago01 mins

Whether you’re a long-time supporter or a new member of our crew of misfits, you know we’re all about empowering bootstrapped SaaS entrepreneurs. For nearly a decade, we’ve been fueling the permissionless entrepreneurship movement that’s gripped founders worldwide – and we’re nowhere close to finished.…

How To Find a Cofounder for your SaaS Startup in 8 Simple Steps ?

Web Monkey8 months ago03 mins

Are you struggling to find a cofounder for your startup? In this video, I’ll guide you through the 8 steps to help you find a reliable cofounder for your SaaS startup or business.…

Fall 2023 TinySeed Applications Q&A

Web Monkey8 months ago07 mins

TinySeed is a year-long, remote accelerator designed for early-stage SaaS founders. Our program is designed to help founders with a revenue-generating SaaS optimize product-market fit and grow faster.…

Should you kiss your pet? The risk of animal-borne diseases is minimal, yet present.

Web Monkey8 months ago08 mins

The way we interact with pets has undergone significant changes in recent years. The number of pet owners has reached an all-time high, with a recent survey revealing that 69% of Australian households have at least one pet.…

Bootstrapped vs Funding: Which Is Better for Your Startup? ?

Web Monkey8 months ago03 mins

Struggling to decide between bootstrapping or seeking funding like venture capital, investment rounds, seed rounds, or something else to get your startup off the ground? In this video, I discuss the pros & cons of both approaches.…

The Fragrance of Ancient Egyptian Nobility: Pine, Balsam, and Bitumen

Web Monkey8 months ago06 mins

In 1900, British archaeologist Howard Carter discovered the tomb of Tutankhamen. However, 22 years prior to this, Carter had opened another tomb in the Valley of the Kings called tomb KV42.…

US Military’s Strategy: Deployment of Thousands of Autonomous War Robots in the Next Two Years

Web Monkey8 months ago03 mins

The United States military has announced plans to deploy thousands of autonomous weapons systems within the next two years as a response to China’s growing power.…

New Discovery: Sahara Space Rock Challenges Early Solar System Assumptions

Web Monkey8 months ago04 mins

Unusual rocks containing greenish crystals were discovered in the Erg Chech sand sea in the Sahara Desert in Algeria in May 2020. Upon examination, it was determined that these rocks were actually remnants of a meteorite called Erg Chech 002, which is the oldest volcanic rock ever found.…