Have you ever listened to a Hubble image? 🎧 Now you can create your own sonifications like this one with “Hearing Hubble”! Experience science through sound by choosing an image, musical settings, and data to scan. Make your masterpiece here: go.nasa.gov/3DljKeg

Life is an iterative and endless cycle. We process the world so deeply, that we become an aspect of it. Mind the inputs you allow into the process of your thoughts, they become you with enough recursion. Balance and equilibrium in all things. Fox News CNN MSNBC ABC News

The subjective sense of self exists within a 4-paradox framework: free will, infinity, consciousness, and existence. Do we truly choose? Can the infinite be understood? How does subjective experience arise from objective matter? Why is there something rather than nothing? The

an excellent Science Magazine article on pre-natal consciousness, based on the recent NYU conference on infant consciousness. featuring thoughts from Claudia Passos, Prof Lorina Naci, and others, with a cameo role for our survey of views on infant consciousness. science.org/content/articl…

Visualisation of Pi being irrational 📹 fascinating.fractals (Chirag Dudhat

How we define space matters.

The kind of Professor you never forget.

Aristotle and Aquinas saw the universe as eternal, Leibniz and Spinoza saw the eternal universe as infinite. Kant saw the universe as in our mind, yet separate. Hegel saw the mind and the universe as oneness moving toward finality. Nietzsche saw the impediments as a reflection of

This will be essential. We need to capture everything we can.

True connection doesn’t lie in flawless words or polished appearances - it’s found in their quiet flaws, like a crooked smile or a faltering touch. Love seeps through these cracks, spilling past the edges of language with warmth, understanding, and a soft, unspoken yes. We lean

Politics do not generate new knowledge; they iteratively refine existing frameworks and produce approximations of fairness grounded in self-persuasion. This is why even the most elevated political discourse merely sounds agreeable, it echoes familiar sentiments, offering nothing

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“Recursion” by Luke and my LLM buddy!

People with the least equity in society often feel the most inclined to start a revolution. Conversely, those with the most at stake, such as a house, career, or family, are typically the least motivated to act. This explains why many radicals face little opposition: those who

Living and living well are different categories entirely. One seeks continuity, the other seeks flourishing that justifies itself. True exploration isn't about what we find - it's about the successive means becoming ends, each step affirming our commitment to the highest good.

My opinion of Nick Fuentes.

Jason DeBolt makes an interesting case worth reading.

We must imagine Sisyphus as happy? No, we should imagine the mountain as furious.