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The anthropic principle

The anthropic principle has nothing to do with a time period called anthropocene, apart from the fact that anthro means human. Hence, anthropology refers to a scientific study of humanity (ie, us). The anthropic principle is about the limits of our senses (eg, feeling, hearing, seeing, smelling, tasting). Everything else might be an unknown unknown. This explains...

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The definition of Life vs the Universe

My blogs often use analogies in order to make abstract and/or difficult topics understandable. Examples: ants vs humans (eg, societies), balance & symmetry (eg, beauty), boredom vs curiosity (eg, inspiration), brain vs Universe (eg, similarities). Recently, I had a weird thought: can black holes in the Universe be compared to the human definition of Life (eg,...

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Faith in AI

Recently, I asked a friend about his tips for my thought provoking topics. He said: "How about AI and Faith". That put me on my wrong foot because Faith is - in my view - a human belief in a divine love a.k.a. agape. In his view, Faith is about (unlimited) trust. I can relate to misplaced trust following an incident. Recently, I made a Google query. The Dutch Google...

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Fantasy + intuition + belief = fact

In my blog Types of Love, I made this comment: fantasy + intuition + beliefs = facts. Another view is this: from unknown unknowns towards known knowns (facts). My 2017 diagram gives another view by moving from below-right, to below-left, to top-right, towards top-left (facts). Source: my 2017 blog Focus vs Distraction It should be stressed...

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De stuiptrekkingen van de oerknal theorie?

Intro LO: Een recent artikel luidt: Zwart gat ontdekt dat mogelijk ontstond vlak na oerknal. Deze ontdekking illustreert een 2013 theorie: Vergeet de oerknal, het universum ontstond mogelijk uit zwart gat. Ook Æon verwacht veranderingen in de Big Bang theorie. De oerknal theorie was een sarcastische grap van astronoom Fred Hoyle (1915-2001) in 1950 (o.a. SA-2020,...

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Murderbot and the impact of free will

Murderbot and the impact of free will

In 2017, writer Martha Wells (b.1964) introduced the The Murderbot diaries. Its 1st story is now available on Apple TV+ as the series Murderbot. Its ingredients make it a great mix to binge-watch: (i) the robot hacks its security module, and thus (ii) creates its free will. An excellent idea: robotic free will ! Obviously, the series also includes Isaac Asimov's...

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