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Watched this on how AI is reshaping pharma. It explains drug discovery, protein folding, and clinical trials in a simple way. AlphaFold and other tools are changing how fast new medicines can be developed. Worth a look if you care about healthcare tech.

We break down how Wilt Chamberlain’s size, strength, and dominance would translate to the modern NBA. From pace and spacing to today’s defensive schemes, we test whether his historic numbers were era-driven or truly unguardable. The result isn’t just comparison, it’s a reality check on what “dominance” really means across generations.

They started as unstoppable forces in the league, but as the NBA changed, their game didn’t. This video breaks down how early dominance turned into long-term decline for stars who failed to adapt, adjust, or add new dimensions to their skillset. From rising phenoms to fading legends, we trace the turning points that ended their prime too soon.

Some players were so dominant the NBA had to rewrite the rulebook just to keep up. From Michael Jordan’s unstoppable scoring to Reggie Miller’s controversial leg kick, this video breaks down the “cheat code” moves that changed basketball forever and the rules they forced the league to create.

Prep school basketball is sold as a fast track to Division 1 scholarships, but the reality is far more complicated. Behind the promises of elite training and exposure is a system driven by money, not guaranteed success. This video breaks down how families get pulled in, what really happens inside these programs, and why so many players are left without the outcome they were promised.

The NBA is evolving beyond fixed roles. Players like Giannis Antetokounmpo and Draymond Green break traditional position rules by handling, scoring, and defending across the floor. This video breaks down how positionless basketball is changing team strategy and reshaping the modern game.

This episode looks at how Beth Greenlaw helped build Seabags Maine into a distinctive American accessories brand rooted in sustainability and real manufacturing. What started as a simple idea of reusing retired sailcloth from Maine’s working waterfront became a durable business model based on upcycling, local production, and practical design thinking.