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Are You a Generative AI User?

27 Aug 2023 3 minute read 2 comments Citizen0

Are you a User? How many of you out there are using something like ChatGPT for writing your blog posts or short stories? Do any of you feel guilty for using it? Maybe you don’t feel guilty but I’m sure the question arises in your mind about whether y...

Bio-AI: Mutually Beneficial Partnership

24 Aug 2023 1 minute read 0 comments alexbiojs

what are the benefits of #nature + #AI partnership? Nature and AI could benefit from each other.On the one hand, nature is a great source of inspiration for AI.The future of AI is Natural.On the other hand, AI could help us with natural resource mana...

Frore's AirJet Solid State Cooler May Be Revolutionary

6 Aug 2023 2 minute read 1 comment LateToTheParty

When cooling computer chips, you usually fall into these two options: air cooling or liquid cooling. The former uses heatpipes to transfer heat to dozens of fins, which are cooled with fans. The latter uses liquid to transfer heat to a radiator where...

Why should you start dancing right now?

24 Jul 2023 2 minute read 0 comments Ship Shard

Five scientific arguments:1. Dancing improves memory.When we memorize difficult steps and connections, our brain has no time to be bored. This allows you to keep a quick reaction and helps the mind to remain young, flexible and open. 2. Dancing helps...

Albert Einstein: From curved spacetime to the unified field

8 Jul 2023 3 minute read 1 comment Adamq

Today’s great thinker requires no introduction. Albert Einstein’s name has become synonymous with genius, and he has forever altered our understanding of the physical world. His revolutionary theories, immense intellect, and profound insights reshap...

James Clerk Maxwell: A brilliant mind Illuminating the laws of electromagnetism

24 Jun 2023 3 minute read 1 comment Adamq

For our next great thinker we will remain in the United Kingdom and roll forward a few hundred years. These were glory days for British scientists and mathematicians, when Great Britain truly was great, rather than a bit rubbish - side note...I wonde...

What "science" do you believe in? Bitcoin has the ability to forever change the concept of “science”

22 Jun 2023 14 minute read 8 comments SirGerardThe1st

Image by Ajay kumar Singh from Pixabay Tao does not fight, triumphs. Tao Te Ching   Have any of you seen a firefly lately? No, sure not. The fireflies have been exterminated. Do you remember that until a few years ago someone who was traveling by c...

Isaac Newton: Alchemist and scientific revolutionary

22 Jun 2023 2 minute read 0 comments Adamq

After a short hiatus, I am back with a continuation of my series of great thinkers. In our last article we examined Richard Feynmann, the bongo-playing, girlfriend stealing (surely you are joking Mr Feynmann!) revolutionary thinker who won the Nobel...

What could this strange vibration noise be?

19 Jun 2023 1 minute read 1 comment Lochard

Here is a clearer sample you can listen online on Whyp. Other recordings can be find on GitHub.   What I have confirmed are: 1. It is not ambient 2. It often has an area of effect with a radius less than 1 meter 3. It is distinct from some other norm...

Navigating the Turning Tide: AI, Labor, and Economic Dynamics

15 Jun 2023 1 minute read 1 comment Zacharias

As the velocity of advancements (and investments) in Artificial Intelligence (AI) accelerates, we are rapidly approaching a seminal shift in the global labor market. This imminent shift, from human to AI-driven labor will be substantiated by compelli...