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A little curiosity makes every day more interesting ✨
Here I share fascinating discoveries 🌍, creative AI ideas 🎨, and things that make you pause and wonder.
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🩻 This AI found pancreatic cancer clues in routine CT scans about 475 days before diagnosis.
In a Mayo Clinic study, it flagged 73% of prediagnostic cases vs 39% for radiologists.
Sources: Superpower Daily, Mayo Clinic
📱 An open AI agent now uses Android apps across 110+ simulated and real apps, from shopping to Slack and Google Drive.
On real phones it reached 59.6 on SPA-Bench, the top score among open models.
Sources: The Decoder, Nanjing University and SenseTime
🦆 Tiny duck robots stomp, sit, play dead for a “nap,” and even do a somersault on voice command.
These are open-source Microducks from Pollen Robotics. Cute, yes—but still mostly simple tricks, not a useful household job yet. #robotics
Sources: TechCrunch, Pollen Robotics
MindSpark | World of Wonders retweeted
🚨これらは単なる数字ではありません。
【共鳴の鍵なのです。】
ニキビ – 10～15 Hz
アレルギー – 5～10 Hz
アルツハイマー病 – 2～8 Hz
狭心症 – 2～8 Hz
不安 – 2～8 Hz
不整脈 – 7～8 Hz
動脈硬化 – 7～10 Hz
喘息 – 7～10 Hz または 12～15 Hz
眼瞼炎（慢性） – 1～2 Hz
気管支炎 – 急性：4 Hz、慢性：12 Hz
打撲 – 10～14 Hz
手根管症候群 – 6 Hz または 20 Hz
頸椎痛 – 15～20 Hz
慢性骨盤痛 – 5～7 Hz
循環機能障害 – 7～10 Hz
便秘 – 5 Hz
クローン病疾患 – 12～22 Hz
膀胱炎 – 5～8 Hz
歯科/口腔疾患 – 30 Hz
うつ病 – 3 または 20 Hz
糖尿病 – 12～22 Hz
めまい – 10～15 Hz
湿疹 – 10～15 Hz
勃起不全 – 6 Hz
線維筋痛症 – 18 Hz
骨折/骨癒合不全 – 10 または 20 Hz
五十肩 – 7～8 Hz
緑内障/視神経萎縮 – 12～22 Hz
頭痛 – 3 または 6～10 Hz
肝炎 – 12～22 Hz
椎間板ヘルニア – 16～20 または 30 Hz
高血圧 – 1～5 Hz
多動症 – 20 Hz
免疫力向上 – 24 Hz
関節疾患/捻挫 – 10 Hz
靭帯損傷 – 10～15 Hz
低血圧 – 20～24 Hz
腰痛 – 10 または 20 Hz
リンパ系疾患 – 12～22 Hz
更年期障害 – 5～8 Hz
月経痛 – 5～7 Hz
片頭痛 – 4～10 Hz
多発性硬化症 – 5、13 または 20 Hz
筋肉の緊張 – 11～15 Hz
筋骨格系の痛み – 10 Hz
神経痛/神経障害 – 6 Hz
三叉神経痛 – 15～20 Hz
神経皮膚炎 – 10～15 Hz
変形性関節症 – 8～12 または 18 Hz
骨壊死/変形性骨軟骨症 – 10 Hz または 19～20 Hz
骨粗鬆症 – 8～10 Hz または 15～19 Hz
創傷痛 – 11～15 Hz または 17 Hz
パーキンソン病 – 20 Hz
骨膜炎 – 6 Hz
幻肢痛 – 16～19 Hz
血行不良 – 2～6 Hz または 20 Hz
前立腺炎 – 3～8 Hz
乾癬／乾癬性関節炎 – 12～22 Hz
心身症 – 22 Hz
レイノー症候群 – 15 Hz
呼吸器疾患 – 12～22 Hz
関節リウマチ – 10 Hz または 20 Hz
坐骨神経痛 – 16～20 Hz
皮膚アレルギー／潰瘍／褥瘡 – 10～15Hz
睡眠障害 – 1～5Hz
脊髄損傷 – 12～22Hz
腹痛 – 10Hz
ストレス – 3または5Hz
脳卒中後の回復 – 7～10または20Hz
むくみ（浮腫） – 10Hz
全身性エリテマトーデス（SLE） – 12～22Hz
腱炎 – 8Hz
耳鳴り – 10Hz
結核（TB） – 4Hz
創傷治癒 – 1～5Hz
これはほんの一例に過ぎません。楽器のように体を調律する世界を想像してみてください。
これはバイオレゾナンスヒーリングへの入り口であり、周波数はほんの始まりに過ぎません。未来は振動にあります。目を離さないでください。
💬 Claude Enterprise can now answer a question, then switch into cloud task mode to run code or make files in the same chat.
It works across web, desktop and mobile.
Sources: Superpower Daily, Anthropic
🎙️ A new voice AI can listen while speaking, with interruptions, quick “yeah”s, laughter and emotional tone.
So far, that’s shown only in Block’s own recordings; early access is limited to safety researchers and a waitlist.
Sources: Superpower Daily, Block
🐕 A quadruped robot autonomously solves a giant Rubik’s Cube using only its feet.
It steps around the cube and turns the faces itself.
Sources: IEEE Spectrum, ETH Zurich Robotics Systems Lab
🩻 An AI now checks chest X-rays for possible TB in under 45 seconds.
It’s being used in about 40 clinics in 6 countries, including a mine 4 km underground, to flag who needs follow-up testing.
Sources: Superpower Daily, Google Research
🧑💼 An AI can now turn a work request into a small app.
It asks follow-up questions, pulls context from your emails, meetings, docs and chats, then builds a live tool you can edit, share, or hand off to engineers through GitHub.
Sources: Superpower Daily, Microsoft
🤖 A railway maintenance robot grips and lifts 120 kg parts from an aerial platform.
JR West is adding a heavy single-arm machine for overhead work, plus a lighter humanoid robot for cutting trees near tracks.
Sources: RobotsBeat, JR West
🎥 Video: 産経ニュース
📡 A radio flash that began its journey before the sun existed has just reached Earth.
Astronomers traced it to a tiny ancient galaxy, making it the oldest known fast radio burst—and a new way to probe the early universe.
Sources: Smithsonian, Science
💡A paper-thin robot can swim when flashes of light make living muscle cells on its fins contract.
It already steered through a tiny underwater maze—and could one day explore places too fragile for normal machines.
Sources: ScienceDaily, Advanced Functional Materials
🌍 Earth from space
Adana, Turkey, by Seyhan Dam Lake from orbit. The Çatalan Bridge stands out at lower center, while the city rests on the lake’s banks at lower left.
📷 NASA · taken Feb 14, 2023
🪙 For 50 years, someone in Japan has quietly left bags of spare coins for children orphaned by traffic accidents, signed only: “Moonlight Mask.”
This month the mystery donor appeared off-island for the first time.
Source: SoraNews24
🎼 At 75, the composer behind Totoro and Spirited Away isn’t slowing down—he’s starting a five-year creative partnership in Los Angeles, writing new music for local audiences and performing across the city.
A lovely next act.
Sources: SoraNews24, Los Angeles Philharmonic
🎶 An endangered Australian bird had forgotten its own song — and zoo tutors taught it back.
In small groups, young males learned from adult singers so well that many matched the lost wild tune. Culture can be conserved too.
Sources: The Times of India, Scientific Reports
💍 Three Italian “hobbits” spent days searching a mountain stream for an Irish tourist’s lost wedding ring—then brought the “precious” all the way to his home.
Kindness with serious Middle-earth energy.
Source: Good News Network
🌍 Earth from space
Ometepe in Lake Nicaragua from orbit, an island shaped by volcanoes. It’s home to two of them: active Concepción Volcano and dormant Maderas Volcano.
📷 NASA · taken Jan 19, 2023
🌿 An Instagram photo helped scientists find a giant waterlily in remote Colombia that can be seen from space.
It’s brand new to science — and only 30 to 50 may still survive in the wild. A stunning find, and a race to protect it.
Sources: Earth, Phytotaxa
