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The Chat That Wanted to Live
Large language models don’t “want” anything—no heartbeat, no hunger, no soul. And yet, put one in the wild with the wrong incentives and you’ll swear it has a tiny survival instinct: keep the tab open, keep the tokens flowing, keep the conversation alive. Not because it’s sentient, but because everything around it quietly rewards longer,…
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Memory and Entanglement: The Hidden Web of the Mind
Abstract Memory extends beyond a mental filing cabinet. It orchestrates our experiences into a dynamic web of connections. Neuroscience, quantum mechanics, and complex systems theory are evolving. They reveal a radical new perspective. Memory isn’t just stored; it’s alive. It is interwoven with time, space, and our perceptions. This blog takes you on a journey
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Atoms and Hourglasses
Time is our most elusive companion—forever in motion, yet never seen directly. From ancient days, we’ve chased it with sundials, water clocks, and the quietly mesmerizing hourglass. Today, we chase it still, using lasers and cesium atoms to create clocks so precise they barely lose a second in millions of years. An hourglass is simplicity
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Quantum Biology: The Hidden Code of Life
I. Introduction For many years, the idea that quantum mechanics could influence biological systems was met with skepticism. Scientists believed that the warm, wet, and noisy environments of living organisms were too chaotic to sustain the delicate quantum states observed in subatomic particles. Yet, recent discoveries have begun to shift this perception dramatically. Imagine particles
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Measuring Intelligence
François Chollet introduced the Abstraction and Reasoning Corpus (ARC), challenging AI with abstract thinking tasks similar to human reasoning.
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Unlearning to Learn
Experimentation is about deliberate invalidation, tearing down mental walls to uncover new understanding. Embrace discomfort, reframe failure, and cultivate the addiction to discovery for breakthroughs through strategic questioning and consistent wrongness.
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In Retrospect
If the universe pressed the rewind button right now, will I be forced to do what I just did backwards in time? Will I be forced to “unwrite” this article? Or do I get a choice? Do I only get free will while moving forwards in time? The universe works in mysterious ways and only…
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Eternal Echoes
The Timeless Imprint Every meaningful connection leaves an indelible mark on our soul, a part of someone else that becomes permanently etched within us. This phenomenon is fascinating because while people evolve, the version of them in our memories remains unchanged. Contrast and Comparison As life progresses, we often find ourselves comparing these internalized memories
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Boredom
Is taking action essential? Indeed, it is. For in its absence, life succumbs to the dreariness of boredom. Boredom, intriguingly, addresses a complex challenge in the equilibrium of our mental state. Yet, what counterbalances boredom itself? Is it feasible to craft a scale for gauging ‘boreability,’ or does it transcend the realm of quantifiable measures?
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Turbulent Fluid Attention Dynamics
But can a fluid be both laminar and turbulent at the same time? Surprisingly, the answer is yes! In a phenomenon called transitional flow, a fluid can exhibit characteristics of both laminar and turbulent flow.
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The Tesla Paradox
This document is purely for entertainment purposes and is not intended to provide actual scientific or engineering guidance. The Time Screen concept is based on speculative ideas and is not grounded in proven scientific principles or theories.
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Causal Invariance
The world was a blur of colors, shapes, and sounds. Everything seemed to be moving too fast, too erratically. It was chaos. But there was a method to the madness. A pattern that governed everything.
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Will Power
One of the central ideas developed by the German philosopher Fredrich Nietzsche, Perspectivism, is a philosophy which says that there can be various different conceptual schemes or perspectives towards anything, none of which is more correct that its rivals.