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Light and (un)known (un)knowns

Light and (un)known (un)knowns

My recent blog, Light: from simple to complex consciousness, included an important question: what other functions might Light have ⁉️ Hence, I prepared a new diagram following my usual dimensions: (un)known (un)knowns. I added a new additional dimension: input-output. My diagram below raises - at least - some major questions: if and when Light is...

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“You have many principles”

I was surprised hearing the above and answered that I only have one (1): my only principle is not having principles. I am a pragmatist with little faith in ideology. After some discussion it appeared that my friend has a different understanding of principles and didn't know that Prinzipienreiter is an insult. I think, feel and believe that my friend may have...

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Is er meer tussen hemel en aarde?

We zien sterren aan de "hemel" en soms ook manen en planeten indien het zonlicht daarop weerkaatst. Daar tussenin lijkt niets te zijn. In de Griekse Oudheid dacht men nog dat ether het vijfde element was - naast aarde, lucht, vuur, en water. Wat die "leegte" dan wel is, dat blijft een vraag. Velen denken dat er "meer" is tussen hemel en aarde. Ik ook. Echter, dat...

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LUCA, our Last Universal Common Ancestor (2)

LUCA, our Last Universal Common Ancestor (2)

The article below makes me wonder if I should reconsider my complexity vs simplicity blogs. The default in life, nature and the universe appears to be complexity. Moreover, it also suggest there's a blueprint in life, nature and the universe. Also see my 2025 blog: Is a Universal design likely? Obviously, an organism with an "early immune system" that was "fighting...

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Time might not exist

Time might not exist

The BBC article (below) omits mentioning that Time is a human invention that - at least - originated in the Sumerian civilisation. Humans have a habit of making mistakes. Hence, Time might indeed not “exist”. The real problem might be answering the question: what is Time ? The Sumerian civilisation used Earth’s orbits around the Sun as a way of calculating time (eg,...

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Fantasy + Science = Technology

Actually, I could have used a step in between, which would have altered my title into: Fantasy + fiction = Sci-Fi + Science = Technology. Some examples: drones, lasers, and robots. An example of my blog title is the 1984 film The Terminator, rated at #8.1 on IMDb. Today, the main item that is still missing is: time travel. The arrow of time appears to be...

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