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Harnessing The Unknown : Powering the Future through Science

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  The 2025 National Science Month celebration in the Philippines, with its compelling theme "Harnessing the Unknown: Powering the Future through Science and Innovation," represents a pivotal moment in recognizing science as humanity's most powerful tool for navigating uncertainty and building resilient communities. This theme acknowledges that the greatest scientific breakthroughs often emerge from venturing into uncharted territories—from quantum computing and artificial intelligence to biotechnology and sustainable energy solutions. By embracing the unknown rather than fearing it, society positions itself to transform challenges into opportunities, turning scientific curiosity into tangible solutions that address pressing global issues such as climate change, food security, and healthcare accessibility. Plastoline is  a gasoline alternative fuel made by an inventor named Julian Brown from plastic waste using a process called microwave pyrolysis .   The invention convert...

Frankenstein's Liver's Got Grilled

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  The school intramurals this 2025 was exciting for me. Although I did not qualify to join the official intramurals because I lost at tryouts, I still stayed as a spectator, watching my friends compete, with passion and skill. It was inspiring to see everyone giving their best in every game and event. Deep inside, I felt confident that I could beat each and every one of them, especially in chess, because I know my skills well. But sometimes, confidence alone is not enough to secure a spot, and that taught me an important lesson about perseverance and preparation. Watching from the sidelines made me realize how tough the competition really is and how much dedication the athletes put into their craft. I’m motivated now more than ever to improve myself, not just in chess but also in how I approach challenges and setbacks. Losing at tryouts doesn’t define my abilities, it’s just a step in a bigger journey where I can learn, grow, and come back stronger next time. This intramurals exper...