What were the top breakthroughs of 2022, and how do they compare to the top breakthroughs of 1922, 100 years ago? Let’s rewind 100 years and look at the pace of innovation a century ago. In 1922, the world was just emerging from the aftermath of the Spanish flu, and this year ushered in a new era of progress and rebirth. In 1922, in the United States:There were ~12 million cars on the roadThe price of gas was 11 cents per gallonThe Ford Model-T cost a mere $319Only 40% of Americans had electricity in their homesOnly 35% had a telephoneLife expectancy was 58 years for men and 61 years for women (about 20 years less than today)The top breakthrough inventions in 1922 were:The first water skis were demonstrated using wooden boards and a clotheslineThe first manually retractable, convertible car hardtop was inventedThe electric blender was invented for making malts and milkshakesThe radial arm saw was invented to cut and shape long pieces of stock materialThe use of insulin for the first time in a person to treat diabetesVitamin E was discoveredThe Australians invented VegemiteIn today’s episode, Mike is talking about some of the major inventions that occurred in 2022. For each, he describes “what it is” and “why it matters.” We’ll look at breakthroughs in 7 categories: Space, Energy, Health, Food, Robotics, Quantum, and AI. It’s safe to say that the speed of innovation has accelerated a fair amount over the past century. We think you're going to be blown away by some of these, and invite you to look into them more.Episode resources: Check out Abundance 360 at a360.comTo get an email each weekday about top global breakthroughs, go to: futureloop.comTo Connect with Mike: Website LinkedIn Instagram Twitter YouTube Coaching Get Mike’s book: Owner Shift Please LIKE 👍SHARE 📲SUBSCRIBE to stay updated on all LIVE Streams on Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, Twitter

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