Protecting the Asset” at the Young Global Leaders Annual Summit

I am excit­ed to par­tic­i­pate over the next few days in the Forum of Young Glob­al Lead­ers in Nue­vo Val­lar­ta, Mex­i­co, orga­nized by the World Eco­nom­ic Forum (WEF) in con­junc­tion with the WEF on Latin Amer­i­ca. Will make sure to syn­the­size main impres­sions next week. The agen­da, inter­est­ing­ly enough, devotes time to “Pro­tect the Asset.”

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Why our brains weigh 1.3 kilograms, have ~100 billion neurons, consume 20% of the oxygen we breathe

Team­work Builds Big Brains (Sci­ence Now): — “The aver­age adult human’s brain weighs about 1.3 kilo­grams, has 100 bil­lion or so neu­rons, and sucks up 20% of the oxy­gen we breathe. It’s much big­ger than an ani­mal our size needs. Accord­ing to a new com­put­er mod­el, the brains of humans and relat­ed pri­mates are so large…

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