Death has always been humanity’s one non-negotiable deadline. It’s the one appointment you can’t reschedule. It’s the universe’s way of saying, “Pens down, test’s over.” And for all of human history, it’s been the one non-negotiable part of the deal. But what if it wasn’t? What if some genius in a lab, probably fueled by […]
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Let’s play a game. It’s called “Real or Not Real?” You see a video of a world leader making a shocking declaration. An audio clip surfaces of a CEO admitting to fraud. A scientific paper announces a breakthrough that seems too good to be true. A photograph captures a historical event that never happened. Ten
The Great Reality Game: Who’s Keeping Score in the Age of AI? Read More »
You’ve had this moment. It’s 2 AM. You’re staring at the ceiling, or you’re in the shower, or you’re stuck in traffic. And then, BAM. A lightning bolt hits your brain. An idea, so brilliant, so elegant, so perfectly original, lands fully-formed in your mind. It could be a genius business concept, a profound philosophical
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We use genres to sort movies. You know if you’re in the mood for a comedy, a thriller, or one of those documentaries about a guy who befriends an octopus. It’s a neat, tidy way to categorize stories. The other day, I was at a party, and it hit me. It wasn’t just that people
Narratives of the Self: What Genre Is Your Life? Read More »
Kessler Syndrome, named after NASA scientist Donald Kessler, is a theoretical scenario that describes a cascading chain reaction of collisions in space, primarily in low Earth orbit (LEO). Proposed in 1978, this phenomenon occurs when the density of objects in orbit becomes so high that collisions between these objects generate additional debris. Each collision can
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