Why David and Goliath are the Same!

A breakthrough stunned world-leading scientists at the close of 2020.

“This will change medicine. It will change research. It will change bioengineering. It will change everything.”

“But when I first saw these results, I nearly fell off my chair.”

“…a once in a generation advance.”

“I was beginning to think it would not get solved in my lifetime.”

“It has occurred decades before many people in the field would have predicted.”

World energy consumption is projected to grow by 50% in just 30 years. At the same time, civilization must reach net-zero carbon emissions lest tens of millions of people face displacement and impoverishment from heatwaves, drought, flooding, and pestilence. UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres told the Finance in Common Summit last November, “Science is clear: if we fail to meet these goals, the disruption to economies, societies and people caused by COVID-19 will pale in comparison to what the climate crisis holds in store.” Nuclear power, with no carbon emissions, may be a solution for our rapidly industrializing world.

What will be the fastest-growing jobs in ten years? That’s hard to say, which is a great concern for students choosing fields of study, parents anxious for them to have jobs upon graduation, and professionals planning their next career phase.