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I would interview scientists for my work and always ask them, what makes you feel hopeful?

And one thing that was true was they always had lots of examples.

But that wasn't what was being published in their papers.

It was something they were noticing or talking about.

So it led me to actively search for hopeful things.

And by doing that, I was inundated by hopeful things. And then it became my quest to figure out

how best to share those so that that doom and gloom narrative would have a counterpoint that

should sit alongside it.

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