This week I collected a few interesting things from around the internet. 🎉

🏆 Epic photos of Olympians in Museums

🤖 An AI app that was built by an 8 year old

☀️ Buying sunlight after dark

🍭 And an interesting snack, if that’s what you’re into…

Olympics

💥 Epic Photos of Olympians In Museums

We really enjoyed these olympians in Parisian Museums. Beautiful idea, perfectly executed.

AI

💥 You’re not smarter than an 8 Year old

ReflectOrbital

🛰️ Selling Sunlight, After Dark.

Yep, these guys are selling sunlight using a constellation of in-space reflectors. If it sounds crazy, that’s because it is. But crazy ideas today become the norm tomorrow, especially if they solve big enough problems.

These space mirrors won’t be as on demand as you think, so sorry to break it to you Dave, you won’t be able to whip this out when someone asks for a torch at your next family get together.

The applications are much more economically driven;

• Imagine if you could increase the efficiency of a solar farm by having the sun beam down on it 24/7.

• Or if you wanted to speed up your crop production rate, you could start by shortening your nights artificially.

It sounds crazy, but is it?

I do love Dave’s idea though. 😜

Promotion

🛰️ Talking About Space

This cannabis startup pioneered “rapid onset” gummies

Most people prefer to smoke cannabis but that isn’t an option if you’re at work or in public.

That’s why we were so excited when we found out about Mood’s new Rapid Onset THC Gummies. They can take effect in as little as 5 minutes without the need for a lighter, lingering smells or any coughing.

Nobody will ever know you’re enjoying some THC.

We recommend you try them out because they offer a 100% money-back guarantee. And for a limited time, you can receive 20% off with code FIRST20.

Shop Now.

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The Official Startup Culture Playlist.

New tracks added each week. Shuffle Recommended. 😎

Interesting AF

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