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Multi-Planetary Empires

Posted by Dan Breeden in media & arts, space

Mar 31
2024

One day humanity may settle countless worlds, but could any nation hope to govern multiple planets or even star systems?
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Fermi Paradox: Alien Life and The Phosphorus Conveyor Problem

Posted by Dan Breeden in alien life, existential risks

Mar 31
2024

An exploration of an extension of the Phosphorus Problem solution to the Fermi Paradox. It’s far worse of a problem than we thought.

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Patch (1).Pdf

Posted by Dan Breeden in futurism

Mar 31
2024

A patch for nick bostroms simulation argument.

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Do We Live in a Simulation? Chances Are about 50–50

Posted by Dan Breeden in cosmology, robotics/AI

Mar 31
2024

Gauging whether or not we dwell inside someone else’s computer may come down to advanced AI research—or measurements at the frontiers of cosmology.

By Anil Ananthaswamy

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Of Course We’re Living in a Simulation

Posted by Dan Breeden in futurism

Mar 31
2024

The only people who absolutely disagree are, well, scientists. They need to get over themselves and join the fun.

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The Computational Universe

Posted by Dan Breeden in computing, quantum physics

Mar 31
2024

Programming the Universe: A Quantum Computer Scientist Takes on the Cosmos. Seth Lloyd. xii + 221 pp. Alfred A. Knopf, 2006. $25.95.

In the 1940s, computer pioneer Konrad Zuse began to speculate that the universe might be nothing but a giant computer continually executing formal rules to compute its own evolution. He published the first paper on this radical idea in 1967, and since then it has provoked an ever-increasing response from popular culture (the film The Matrix, for example, owes a great deal to Zuse’s theories) and hard science alike.

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Aging: Longer genes may be a main cause, play role in Alzheimer’s

Posted by Shubham Ghosh Roy in biotech/medical, life extension, neuroscience

Mar 31
2024

Scientists say that long genes — which are more susceptible to DNA damage — might be a main cause of the body’s aging and could play a role in. the development of diseases like Alzheimer’s.

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Plasma Metabolites Of A Healthy Lifestyle In Relation To Mortality And Longevity

Posted by Mike Lustgarten in life extension

Mar 31
2024

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This is mind-blowing: the Universe at the smallest scale

Posted by Dan Breeden in quantum physics, space

Mar 31
2024

The manifestation of the quantum gravitational field becomes evident when observing phenomena at the Planck’s length scale. Hence, the tiniest constituent of our cosmos, which is not even perceptible, must exist at the scale of Planck’s length.

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Unveiling the future of nanostructures with soft matter magic

Posted by Dan Breeden in futurism, nanotechnology

Mar 31
2024

As traditional top-down approaches like photolithography reach their limitations in creating nanostructures, scientists are shifting their focus toward bottom-up strategies. Central to this paradigm shift is the self-assembly of homogeneous soft matter, a burgeoning technique with the potential to produce complex nano-patterns on a vast scale.

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