Country before Self

Bhutan's Daily Newspaper - Kuensel - 11/01
As we reflect on 2024, we are reminded of how  the power of the human mind continues to drive  remarkable achievements. Highlights include  AlphaFold’s groundbreaking contributions to  biological research and drug discovery, Japan’s  successful launch of the Smart Lander for  Investigating the Moon (SLIM), NASA’s  Perseverance rover uncovering potential evidence  of ancient microbial life on Mars, and OpenAI’s Sora advancing AI-driven content creation to new  heights.

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As we reflect on 2024, we are reminded of how  the power of the human mind continues to drive  remarkable achievements. Highlights include  AlphaFold’s groundbreaking contributions to  biological research and drug discovery, Japan’s  successful launch of the Smart Lander for  Investigating the Moon (SLIM), NASA’s  Perseverance rover uncovering potential evidence  of ancient microbial life on Mars, and OpenAI’s Sora advancing AI-driven content creation to new  heights.

In the realm of letters, 2024 witnessed the release of numerous exceptional books. Some of these  brought significant news for Asia. Notably, South  Korean author Han Kang made history as the first  Asian woman to receive the Nobel Prize for  Literature, a moment of immense pride and  inspiration. In the fields of science and education,  Jonathan Haidt’s The Anxious Generation: How the  Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of  Mental Illness made a remarkable contribution,  delving into the effects of digital screens on young  people’s mental health. Salman Rushdie’s Knife: Meditations After an Attempted Murder, a deeply personal  autobiographical work, is sure to be read for decades to come.

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