NFT market have tumbled 97% is this end?

No, if they come up with something original then the investors will come back

Some analysts point out that the market for non-interchangeable tokens will not die after all, but it will seriously change in the near future.

Many users have found that their NFTs cost significantly less than when they purchased them.There is an imbalance between supply and demand in the NFT market.Investors are looking for more reliable places to invest their money.

NFT Trading Volumes Collapse 97% From January Peak

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How to cure diabetes mellitus?

By starvation

The results of a study evaluating the effect of interval fasting on the course of type 2 diabetes mellitus have been published. The interval fasting regime included repeating 6 cycles of 5 days of strict calorie reduction followed by 10 days of normal nutrition. The primary endpoint of the study was to achieve remission of diabetes mellitus.

Pharmaceutical companies don't invest in developing diabetes treatments because they want to make money off people for the rest of their lives by selling them insulin.

Effect of an Intermittent Calorie-restricted Diet on Type 2 Diabetes Remission: A Randomized Controlled Trial

When will a colony be established on a satellite of Jupiter?

In 2120

In 2023, the European Union sent a rocket to Jupiter to study its satellites. The mission will end in 2035.

Earth will run out of resources and either have to move to other planets or import resources from other planets

Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer

How will the prohibition of the combustion engine turn out in Europe by 2035?

The loss of jobs and the energy crisis

At the moment there is no infrastructure of filling stations, raw materials for the production of batteries are also purchased outside the EU. It is also unclear where all those who assemble engines and sell gasoline will work. But with all these problems the law was passed

The decision to ban the combustion engine is not a solution to environmental problems, but shifting the problem to the state

In ten years, internal combustion cars will not cost a dime in Europe