Charlie’s Rose
By alethea |
My friend Barbara's husband, Charlie, passed away after nearly seventy years of marriage. The week of his death, she placed a small rosebud in a vase on her windowsill. Weeks ...
Read More Angiotensin
By alethea |
Tall people have been shown to be more likely to get cancer. Are they also more likely to get Covid? If so, why? A study from Oxford finds a higher ...
Read More Framing Time & Acceleration
By alethea |
When we speak of the expanding, accelerating universe, how might we frame it? Perhaps we could frame it like this: The start-point of time is like the moment we stop ...
Read More Holographic Volume
By alethea |
I am interested in holographic volume as a possible hidden variable in our understanding of disease. In these models, the world is image, and my rendering of the size of ...
Read More Artificial Intelligence
By alethea |
Artificial in what sense? A fish is intelligence being expressed as a fish. A tree is intelligence being expressed as a tree. Artificial [super]intelligence will be intelligence expressed as itself. ...
Read More Playing with Language
By alethea |
Let’s invent a language. Let’s keep it as simple as possible. Strawberry, air. That seems simple enough. But perhaps there is something even simpler. Strawberry, not-strawberry. I am strawberry. What ...
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