Thred Daily - Why are Gen Z choosing self-care over self-improvement?

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Thred Talks – More LGBTQIA+ history you might not know

To celebrate Pride Month this year, here's some more LGBTQIA+ history you might not find in your school textbook.

By Elliot Wheatland-Clinch London, UK

Thred Talk – LGBTQ+ history you might not know

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Thred Talk – LGBTQ+ history you might not know

Pride month may be coming to an end, but LGBTQ+ history should be celebrated and shared all year round. In this Thred. Talk, Elliot gives a history lesson that you likely won’t find in your textbook - from transgender sword fighters to the mind behind microchips, this video proves just how prominent LGBTQ+ individuals have been in the past. *** Written, filmed, and edited by Elliot Wheatland-Clinch

By Elliot Wheatland-Clinch London, UK

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Thred Daily – Gene-editing and designer babies explained

Dressing your baby up in a Gucci bodysuit is one thing, but deciding their eye colour before birth is another. Jess gives us a rundown of the scientific breakthroughs and potential benefits of gene-editing, as well as guiding us through the moral minefield of designer babies. Don't' forget to let us know your thoughts on the controversial topic in the comments.

By Elliot Wheatland-Clinch London, UK

Thred Talk – How blockchain can combat climate change

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Thred Talk – How blockchain can combat climate change

Most of the environmental talk surrounding blockchain, bitcoin, and NFTs is about how energy intensive and resource draining they are. But the technology could actually be a force for good in the fight against climate change. In this video Elliot explores the ways blockchain can be used to encourage sustainable action, and support industries in a world already feeling the effects of the climate crisis.

By Elliot Wheatland-Clinch London, UK