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Blame quantum amnesia for lack of time travel
Via KurzweilAI.net — And if quantum amnesia is a real phenomena without a solution time travel would be a one-way affair. I’m not sure if anyone would sign up for a one=way ticket to an un… more →
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Reading the criminal mind
acahen wrote 5 days ago: Besides its surprisingly good action cinematography, ‘Minority Report’ owes its huge success to the … more →
Scientific Perspective on Healthcare Reform
Fetu wrote 3 weeks ago: If you take out the passion, obsession, and fear mongering out of the healthcare reform debate, you … more →
Blame quantum amnesia for lack of time travel
davidkirkpatrick wrote 3 months ago: Via KurzweilAI.net — And if quantum amnesia is a real phenomena without a solution time travel … more →
Looking into the first eleven dimensions
davidkirkpatrick wrote 3 months ago: Via KurzweilAI.net — Multidimensional research is always fun. Beyond space and time: Fractals, … more →
Where is my mind?
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acahen wrote 4 months ago: Kasparov's mind When is a thing or process a part of a person’s body or bodily process? It seems … more →
Heaven's Fury -- Modelling the Exploding Star
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cthulhu wrote 4 months ago: This Argonne supercomputer visualisation shows the mechanism behind the violent death of a short-liv … more →
Study of Primates Indicates Grammar is Linked to Memory
adamtree wrote 5 months ago: According to NewScientist, a study employing 14 cotton-top tamarins and nonsense words broadcast ove … more →
Noteworthy: Cellphones tap the wisdom of crowds in Kenya
AZRATEK Staff wrote 5 months ago: NewScientist — A Masai herdsman from Kisumu in Kenya, answers a call on his cellphone. After listeni … more →
Carbon Nanotube Lamp
Fetu wrote 7 months ago: It was only a matter of time before we saw this development. NewScientist resports (World’s ti … more →
Swine Flu (H1N1) Outbreak: Recombination and Media Responsibility
Stephen wrote 7 months ago: Students in my class take part in this discussion here. Comments on this post have been disabled. As … more →
Messages to ET & SETI musings.
jukeboxparables wrote 7 months ago: NewScientist is running a story with the lead; “Why we shouldn’t hide our problems from … more →
Why money messes with your mind
pdalbury wrote 8 months ago: [newscientist.com - Mark Buchanan] Many of us have fraught relationships with our cash: now psycholo … more →
Developed Disbelievers: How Science Creates Excuses
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Leslie Taylor wrote 10 months ago: NewScientist Article – Born Believers Ah, science. The use of our intelligence to explain awa … more →
Police In The U.S. Could Soon Have “Pain Ray” Guns
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dajunglechemist wrote 11 months ago: Imagine a world where police have the ability to fire pain ray guns at protesters that instantly cau … more →
NanoTouch, lucid touchscreen navigation
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Eliot Phillips wrote 12 months ago: The fine folks at Mitsubishi Electric Research Labs (MERL) are demoing a new touchscreen system that … more →
Apple or Berry - here's the magic we need for our touch screen phone
tony serve wrote 1 year ago: NewScientist has some great news for anyone who’ struggled with touch screens and big fingers … more →
"Those who managed to understand geometry were able to avoid things being thrown at them"
jebavarde wrote 1 year ago: A great quote from Marcus du Sautoy, speaking to New Scientist in this article. I think that our bra … more →
Army seeks robotic search unit
davidkirkpatrick wrote 1 year ago: From KurzweilAI.net — Matt Yglesias, now blogging at Think Progress, occasionally opines/worri … more →
SAY NO TO COOKIES!
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Houston wrote 1 year ago: I recently came across an article on NewScientist.com about the origins of willpower. While most of … more →
