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Jan 11, 2025

[JUST RECORDED] Elon Musk Goes on Epic Q&A Rant While Playing Video Games

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Elon Musk epic rant.

Jan 5, 2025

Sebastian Schepis

Posted by in categories: mathematics, media & arts, neuroscience

Read writing from Sebastian Schepis on Medium. Software engineer, CTO, Co-Pi@Daigle Labs, mystic, meditator, father, friend. My interests include consciousness, prime numbers, math, music, people, nature.

Jan 5, 2025

Altered States of Consciousness Can Distort Time, And Nobody Knows Why

Posted by in categories: media & arts, neuroscience

We all know that time seems to pass at different speeds in different situations. For example, time appears to go slowly when we travel to unfamiliar places. A week in a foreign country seems much longer than a week at home.

Time also seems to pass slowly when we are bored, or in pain. It seems to speed up when we’re in a state of absorption, such as when we play music or chess, or paint or dance. More generally, most people report time seems to speed up as they get older.

However, these variations in time perception are quite mild. Our experience of time can change in a much more radical way. In my new book, I describe what I call “time expansion experiences” – in which seconds can stretch out into minutes.

Jan 2, 2025

Black Hole Technologies & Quasar Cannons

Posted by in categories: cosmology, media & arts

Black holes are objects of mystery and dread from which nothing can escape… but could they also be the foundations of future civilizations of unimaginable might and size.

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Dec 30, 2024

The Last Question — Isaac Asimov — Read by Leonard Nimoy

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The science-fiction short story “The Last Question”, written by Asimov and read by Nimoy.

Dec 29, 2024

“Why we might be alone” Public Lecture by Prof David Kipping

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Public Lecture from Nov 18th 2022 held at Columbia University.

Dec 29, 2024

Predictions for Technology, Civilization & Our Future

Posted by in categories: futurism, media & arts

What does the future hold? A brighter dawn or the end of the line? Join us today, and together we’ll peer into the unknown.

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Dec 29, 2024

Reversing Age by 54% with E5

Posted by in categories: biotech/medical, life extension, media & arts, neuroscience

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lk-7wG9Y5hM

An important update on E5.


Here we look at an attempt to replicate the amazing results with E5 from Dr Katcher’s 2020 paper by an institute that has been set up in Brazil.
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Dec 27, 2024

Isaac Newton’s Lost Musical Insights

Posted by in categories: education, media & arts

The father of gravity had some thoughts about music.
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Music history is littered with great thinkers, bringing a broad range of unique perspectives to the exploration of the art form. But a name you might not expect to see on that list is Sir Isaac Newton, president of the Royal Society and leader of the Scientific Revolution. And for good reason: he pretty much never wrote about music. It wasn’t an area particularly that interested him, and he rarely if ever listened to music for fun. But as a part of his well-rounded education, he did learn music *theory*, and a nearly-forgotten notebook from his college years tells us a lot about how he understood the subtle art of sound.

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Dec 26, 2024

Orbital Defense Platforms

Posted by in categories: existential risks, media & arts, space travel

In science fiction we often see immense starships attacking planets, crushing or besieging them, but in our own future we may deploy powerful orbital fortresses to defend our world.

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