Wireless-Fireless? 🤔

Thought-provoking read:
'Framing AI risk in terms of Bayesian probability seems like a strategical error [...] Get people used to thinking in probabilistic terms in non-controversial situations first.'

lesswrong.com/posts/EwyviSHW…

I mean, yes, but that's a little presumptuous of you...

(Fulton + Harris)

Lots of people sending up A Short a History of Time today, but this is the main reason I got into physics

Passing each hurdle of an academic career be like

As a certain beloved teacher of mine used to say, Jesus Christ on a cracker

22nd-century history books with a sense of humour will refer to this document as a 'signed confession'.

What Martin has neglected, unfortunately, is that the very same E.T.s who lent air support to the building of the pyramids were also family friends of Jean Picard.

How easily we forget our history...

0. Me
1. Richard Branson
2. Queen Elizabeth II
3. Edward VIII, Duke of Windsor
4. Hitler

'You don't need Bernie Sanders, we have a runner-up candidate at home'

The runner-up candidate at home:

The only possible explanation for someone to be this pro-confederacy (read the replies too) is that they are, by quite a wide margin, the oldest person living.

Perhaps 167, 168? But too humble to admit it, what a hero.

Paul is on the scientific front-lines right now, and we (the scientific community) all need to rally around him in the face of post-truth media 🌍

Matt LeBlanc No contest:

arxiv.org/abs/2106.02048

Graham Van Goffrier pseudolad

Jack Ceroni Dulwich Quantum Computing Sauce?

Great new work by Petr Mánek Graham Van Goffrier Nikos Nikolaou Dr Jonathan Shimwell Ingo Waldmann UK Atomic Energy Authority UCL Mathematical & Physical Sciences ČVUT v Praze - 'Fast regression of the tritium breeding ratio in #fusion #reactors ' - bit.ly/3JvgrBQ #machinelearning #plasmas #nuclear #AI #simulation #HPC

Joydeep Chakrabortty This is a great idea!

Joydeep Chakrabortty QFT 1 through 4, the best way :D