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The U.S. radiation dichotomy
Tighter regulations on cell phones, less on nuclear plants?
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Oct 281 min read
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Even modest bayesian probability of "Post-Life-Consciousness" (PLC) could present astounding personal and societal consequences. (UII w/Claude)
DM From two of our past related conversations ( and many others ), it occurs to me there may be perhaps a wide range of Holophrenicâ„¢ experiments which could be performed regarding at least one aspect what is (inappropriately) termed "non-local consciousness." That is, if conscious is well-correlated to the Universal Holophrenâ„¢, from this there may be imagined forms of "umwelt input" and/or imagined forms of "agency output" present within non-local phenomenon. If this is corr
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Oct 2719 min read
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You Aren’t In The DSM
Five editions on, the DSM shoulders more responsibilities than it was ever intended for. How did we get here?
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Oct 271 min read
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A NEUROSCIENTIST PREPARES FOR DEATH
Lessons my terminal cancer has taught me about the mind Related Post
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Oct 261 min read
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The consequences of U.S. moral drift
Consumerism and the addiction economy are undermining the republic. Related More
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Oct 261 min read
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The next revolution in biology isn’t reading life’s code — it’s writing it
It’s time to write the human genome, argues microbiologist Andrew Hessel.
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Oct 251 min read
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The Average U.S. Cost of a Family Health Insurance Plan Is Now $27,000
Higher spending on chronic diseases, weight-loss drugs and hospital bills help drive the increase
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Oct 231 min read
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For those who think you're more productive with less sleep
Sleeping less doesn’t make you more productive. It just makes you more tired.
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Oct 231 min read
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Creativity in the Age of AI
In a new book, Wharton's Jerry Wind and his co-authors argue that creativity is a learnable skill that becomes more powerful when paired with intelligent machines.
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Oct 221 min read
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Practical Equilibriumâ„¢ ...and Holophrenicâ„¢ Implications (UII w/Claude)
DM Good morning! How do you define equilibrium (in its broadest contexts)? Good morning! What a wonderful question to explore together. At its heart, equilibrium describes a state of balance where opposing forces, influences, or processes counteract each other, resulting in stability or a condition where nothing changes on a net basis. Think of it as a kind of "steady state" where all the pushes and pulls in a system have reached a mutual understanding. Let me build this up f
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Oct 2218 min read
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THE NARCISSISM OF THE ANGRY YOUNG MEN
What to do about the deadly misfits among us? First, recognize the problem.
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Oct 191 min read
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A forthcoming train-wreck: humanity vs. AI? (UII w/Claude)
DM Good morning. It seems the most important skill required to gain the full benefit (... even threshold value) from A.I. LLMs is "rigorous inquiry," ...which is typically propelled by wide-spectrum, insatiable curiosity. Conversely and paradoxically, this seems the least available (and respected?) skill within the general population; and perhaps even amongst most professionals. Furthermore, future trends seem unfavorable: ... as fast, easy, superficial brain food is increasi
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Oct 1742 min read
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‘Why Brains Need Friends’ Review: Better Together
Research shows that social connection improves health and well-being. The challenge of isolation intensifies with age.
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Oct 141 min read
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The Simple Steps That Can Prevent Dementia
My grandmother was terrified of losing her memory, but in the end she did. Here’s what could have helped her—and can help you.
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Oct 111 min read
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Morning melancholy (UII w/Claude)
DM Try as I'm able, I simply don't understand we humans' apparently dismal trajectory. The more rigorous are my thoughts, and the more...
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Oct 816 min read
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Hep-B Is the Only Vaccine Given at Birth. Why Doctors Say It Can’t Wait.
The vaccine has virtually eliminated childhood infections of a disease that doesn’t only transmit through drugs or sex
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Oct 81 min read
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Why do women live longer than men? A study offers clues to close the gap
When it comes to longevity, women are much more likely to outlive men. In the U.S., the gap widened to 5.8 years in 2021. On average, men...
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Oct 61 min read
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‘Smithson’s Gamble’ Review: What Should a National Museum Be?
The Smithsonian was founded after a benefactor’s unexpected gift. Its mission has been ambitious—and sometimes politically embattled.
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Oct 51 min read
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Oh, the places we could go! (UII w/Claude)
DM How do you define Noetic Science; and what are your perspectives of it? Noetic science is a fascinating field to explore because it...
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Oct 527 min read
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The End of Death as We Know It?
Longevity researchers aren’t just on the cusp of extending the number of years people live. They’re also discovering ways to prevent and...
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Oct 21 min read
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