Cancer & Relative Density
By alethea |
When light is too dense, its speed is too fast. But light’s speed cannot be too fast. If light condenses behind the baseline by too great a differential, it tunnels ...
Read More Fischer Black
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I recently came across an article about my dad that I had never read before, from The Journal of Finance. I especially love the final sentence, about having the intellectual ...
Read More The Flaws in Our Models
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1) The center of the local universe is not the sun. The center of the local universe is the observer. 2) Gravity is not a force. Einstein showed us this. ...
Read More Maybe Lemaître Was Wrong
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Stephen Hawking’s final theory was that the universe is holographic. There is another way to think about the origins of time. The *information* is constant. Each time the information is ...
Read More Quantum Tunneling
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In 2016, in Physical Review Letters, new research was published that was quietly shocking. "Scientists from the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee have squeezed water molecules between hexagonal beryl ...
Read More Biochemist Nick Lane
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The biochemist Nick Lane raises a lot of interesting points in this interview with Quanta magazine: https://www.quantamagazine.org/a-biochemists-view-of-lifes-origin-reframes-cancer-and-aging-20220808/ Here is my favorite passage: This ties into some of your ideas about ...
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