Warm inflation as a way out of the swampland
  We discuss how dissipative effects and the presence of a thermal radiation
bath, which are inherent characteristics of the warm inflation dynamics, can
evade the recently proposed Swampland conjectures. Different forms of
dissipation terms, motivated by both microphysical quantum field theory and
phenomenological models, are discussed and their viability to overcome the
assumed Swampland constraints is analyzed.
