2 Introduction 1 Hook: Imagine a world where your car picks you up, drives you to your destination, and never requires a human driver. This is no longer science fiction — it’s becoming a reality. 2 Context: The race for fully autonomous vehicles (AVs) is underway, with major players competing to bring the first self-driving…

2 Introduction 1 Hook: Your smartwatch might soon detect a disease before you even feel sick. 2 Context: Wearable technology has moved far beyond step-counting and calorie tracking. 3 Thesis: As wearable devices evolve, they’re becoming essential tools for continuous health monitoring, early diagnosis, and even disease prevention. 3 The Evolution of Wearables 1 From…

2 Introduction 1 Hook: What if you could type a message, drive a car, or control a computer — just by thinking? 2 Context: Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) are moving from science fiction to science fact. 3 Thesis: As BCIs rapidly evolve, they promise to revolutionize communication, medicine, and human potential, while raising serious ethical and…

2 Introduction 1 Hook: In a world where machines can write poems, paint portraits, and compose symphonies, where does human creativity stand? 2 Context: AI-generated content is booming — from Chat GPT writing articles to DALL·E creating digital art. 3 Thesis: As AI becomes more creative, we must ask: is it truly creating, or just…

2 Introduction 1 Hook: Imagine downloading a full HD movie in seconds — now imagine that being considered slow. 2 Context: 5G is already reshaping the world; 6G is on the horizon and promises even bigger changes. 3 Thesis: 5G and 6G technologies aren’t just faster networks — they’re redefining industries, economies, and daily life….

2 Introduction 1 Hook: The world stands at the edge of a new computational revolution — quantum computing. 2 Context: Classical computers have shaped modern life, but quantum computers promise to tackle problems once thought impossible. 3 Thesis: As quantum computing accelerates, industries, governments, and society must confront whether we are prepared for its profound…

2 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Agents 1 AI is moving beyond chatbots — we’re seeing autonomous AI agents that can plan, act, learn, and even collaborate with minimal human input. Example: AI doing complex tasks like market research, customer support, or even coding entire applications. 3 Quantum Computing Advancements 1 2025 will see early, practical quantum…

2 The Problem: Attention as Currency Apps today are built on an “attention economy” model: 1 The longer you stay, the more ads they serve 2 Engagement = profit 3 Infinite scrolls, auto play, and FOMO loops keep you locked in It’s not just annoying—it affects mental health, productivity, sleep, and relationships. 3 What Is…

2 Designing for Durability and Repairability Right to Repair movements and new regulations are pushing companies to make devices that last longer and are easier to fix. 1 Modular gadgets: Companies like Framework and Fairphone let you swap out screens, batteries, and parts instead of replacing the whole device. 2 Longer software support: Apple, Samsung,…

2 Next-Gen Renewable Energy Tech Solar and wind aren’t new—but their efficiency and scalability are exploding thanks to breakthroughs like: 1 Perovskite solar cells: Flexible, ultra-thin, and cheaper to produce than silicon. 2 Floating wind farms: Tapping into stronger offshore winds without taking up land. 3 AI-optimized energy grids: Smart algorithms balance supply/demand in real-time,…