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From jozhall
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The mutant and hybrid structure... SCENARIO 1 : This hybrid structure emerge to the ground...
 
From spore
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As the biggest library if it is in disorder is not as useful as a small but well-arranged...
 
From 3LSZVJA9
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From 3LSZVJA9
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"Life should be a construction of doubts."Antónia de Sousa, Dialogues with Agostinho da Silva In Homer's Iliad, Aquiles tells that the Gods are jealous of humans' mortality, that immortality is a incommensurable burden for them. On second thought, maybe we're jealous of the Gods for it's irresponsible puppeteering. ...
From lula_assassina
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August 22, 1916 I have given orders to my death units to exterminate without mercy or pity men, women and children belonging to the Polish speaking race. It is only in this manner that we can acquire the vital territory which we need. After all, who remembers today the extermination of the Armenians? -Adolf Hitler If Hitler had succeeded...
From TheJehosephat
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“Ultimately, all things are known because you want to believe you know”
 
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From Orizyn
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The more value our culture places on the self results in greater feelings of alienation and...
 
From cfetherston
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ORGANIMECHANIC | Simulation of Animals in Motion through geometric forms Geometric shapes are...
 
From syllo
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Motto of Paradigm magazine. Via this. It really resonated with thinking about the future for me.
From brocatus
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"The most terrifying fact about the universe is not that it is hostile but that it is...
 
From Athila
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It is obvious that we are in dire need of a new kind of language, a language that may be able to...
 
From Wildcat
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A Boltzmann brain is a hypothesized self-aware entity which arises due to random fluctuations out of some future state of chaos. The idea is named for physicist Ludwig Boltzmann, who had advanced an idea that the known universe arose as a random fluctuation, similar to process through which Boltzmann brains might arise. Boltzmann brains are...
From Wildcat
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Project:
What happened to nature?
I was waiting for Mona to drive her VW Beetle through the gate I had opened. We were entering...
 
From meika
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Throughout the history of art there have always been representations of mysterious objects in the...
 
From Jim
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Dealing with Paradoxes #1 A strange thought occurred to me during my chemical engineering class, and it has something to do with predicting - with certainty - one's own future, and solving the metaphorical Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle application problem. Suppose you have a hypothetical machine that predicts the future and conveys...
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I prefer AMD more, but this is a cool little vid...
 
From jozhall
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“Our anxieties quickly diminish if we give ourselves time to think them...
 
From brendan
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From jozhall
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Ever hear of the ol' saying, "you can't set foot in the same river twice"? Well, the saying is indeed true; after all, you, and the river, change the instant after you pull your foot back out. Atoms have replaced themselves within both you and the water, along with the fact that the water you initially penetrated is now farther off...
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From jozhall
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In the US much talk can be heard about the Baby Boomer's beginning to collect S.S. The ideal is that all of us retire from whatever it is we do and begin to live comfortable, interesting and rewarding years away from the 9 to 5. For many this may be far from reality. To think of living in today's world on S.S. alone is a joke to keep it light....
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From jozhall
I have decided to take the bold step of trying to provide a fundamental working hypothesis for the...
 
From Wildcat
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From 3LSZVJA9
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Ah yes, the soul. One of the most difficult aspects of the human being to be defined, and thus confined, into wording understandable by even the most prodigious scientists and philosophers. And yet, millions of people firmly believe in its existence, though there has been little proof in recorded history of empirical evidence suggesting its...
From Lateralis
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These words are breath on a cold morning drawn through the throat of the blood-gilled trout— the belly becomes white, becomes the belly of a cloud front tumbling over snow capped mountains. It doesn’t matter the hows or whys rather that there is nothing else at this moment & everything else from now on. The sun learns...
From fishingpoet
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This particular post doesn't have anything to do with philosophies or sciences, I just had a question for you all... If you are really stressed out, what do you do? Do lash out or calm down? Do you do anything at all?
From TheJehosephat
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In honor of this year's Fractal Art contest I've decided to post about my experiences learning how...
 
From HackerLastPip
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Inspired by this and in relation to this, I was discussing the possibility of dimensions beyond our...
 
From paulteagan
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I recently read an article by Manuel DeLanda discussing Non-Organic Life and the Mechanical...
 
From HackerLastPip
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Infinity defies absolute definition. Perception of the infinite, for anything other than a mind...
 
From obvious
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SpaceCollective comments & suggestions.
From Mission Control
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At the first look of spacecollective I was mesmerized and said to myself: "I want to be a part of this" I still look at the videos, ideas and projects like a child discovering a brand the new world full of possibities. I'm felling the future today. All of you inspire me!
From doheart
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When I was very young and my grandfather was very old we played a game that he taught me. He called...
 
From Michael Garrett
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It is a really good feeling to be part of a project with is neophil! In Germany, where i life, a huge amount of poeple is feared by the ongoing technical improvment. They would love to be back in the "good old days", but i am diffenrent. I hope i can find enough time to partitipate here, wanna learn and talk to poeple with are open...
From UsualRedAnt
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