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Too Stupid For Words But Here Are Some Anyway
Man Behind Simulation Hypothesis Warns That Extinction of Humanity Is a Risk We Have to Take
Graduation Speaker Shocked When She’s Loudly Booed by Students for Saying AI Is the Future
Physics
This could be the case...
Versions of You in Other Universes May Be Subtly Affecting Your Destiny, Oxford Physicist Says
But decoherence is more likely...
Are the Mysteries of Quantum Mechanics Beginning To Dissolve?
Whether it is multiple universes or past lives, the lure of those ideas is rooted in our dissatisfaction with the present. Greatness is ours or was ours, just not on high-probability scientific terms.
Yuck!
A Startup Has Been Quietly Pitching Cloned Human Bodies to Transfer Your Brain Into
And the first person who would likely sign up for this is...
Artificial Intelligence Stupidity
‘The cost of compute is far beyond the costs of the employees’: Nvidia executive says right now AI is more expensive than paying human workers The true death knell for AI. They could have seen this coming...
McDonald's Spent 3 Years on AI Drive-Thrus. Here's Why It Failed.
A Major Paper Claiming AI Is Good for Students Just Got Retracted, Which Is Very Bad News for Advocates of AI in the Classroom Update: fixed the link. Sorry about that.
Elon Musk, Sam Altman and the world's billionaires are terrified of the Google AI genius behind a 25-year-old computer game, because they think he might actually end up controlling god An anthropological showcase for Natural Stupidity. Here's a counterpoint: Researchers Put Google Gemini in Charge of an Entire Coffee Shop, and It’s Inexorably Driving It Out of Business
Crypto
Binance denies new WSJ report alleging $850M in Iran-linked transactions
Crypto Billionaire Changpeng Zhao Claims Biden Administration Tried To Make An 'Example' Out Of Him
‘Bet $1 Billion’—Binance’s CZ And OKX CEO Star Xu In Public Spat
Binance Australia Hit With $6.9M Fine After Investors Lose Millions on Derivatives
Tiny Tim Sweeney
Nice!
Elon Musk took too long to sue OpenAI, jury unanimously agrees Slow in a special way no one envies
Elon Musk’s 7 biggest stumbles on the stand at OpenAI trial Not a genius. Poor emotional regulation. Probably tempted to call his mommy from the stand and make them stop.
Musk and Altman face off in trial that will determine OpenAI’s future
Elon Musk Admits He Lied to Tesla Customers’ Faces for Years About Self-Driving
Meta
Why Is Mark Zuckerberg Taunting His Employees Before Firing Them?
Mark Zuckerberg used shell companies to bully Native Hawaiians
Meta’s Biggest Layoff of 2026 Is Confirmed to Start Next Month
Rogue AI Agent Triggers Emergency at Meta
Why That Guy’s Perpetual Motion Machine Won’t Work
That guy is the one who thinks free energy is possible if you only follow the construction requirements for his poorly considered contraption. “No, you don’t understand,” he assures you. A few minutes later, he admits his contraption won’t function if gravity is present. Slap together an energy hungry anti-gravity device to facilitate the perpetual motion machine, and then victory will be at hand. Why not push advances in fusion power generation instead? Why do that, he asks. That’s hard. Yes, but it has the virtue of being reasonably possible.
The reason perpetual motion machines fail is due to the Law of Energy Conservation. Energy remains constant in a closed system. If the energy is used to perform work, energy leaves the system and must be replaced. Energy can’t be created out of nothing, but the success of a perpetual motion machine requires it to do exactly that. Energy is created through conversion from matter through whatever process. Whether it’s witnessing the sun’s nuclear fusion process, burning coal, or harnessing wind power with turbines, energy is created through a conversion process. Can you live forever if you don’t consume food? That’s the same proposal being offered by proponents of free energy. Energy has to be replaced after it is lost if it continues performing work. This doesn’t mean the energy was destroyed. The food you eat and digest is converted into heat and enters the environment whether you do anything or not following a meal. Most of your energy is lost either through passive homeostasis that merely keeps you alive or by consuming more food. Exercise doesn’t account for much of your energy budget.
Links:
The Law Of Energy Conservation
Somebody looked at our site and thought we should know about recovery from narcotics. Or maybe they thought our visitors would need narcotics after visiting our site. If you need narcotics for any reason, you'll eventually need to recover from them the reasoning goes. And if you also live in Texas, that would help tremendously because that's where the recovery services are based. We live in Tennessee. A bit inconvenient. Still, thanks for thinking of us, I guess.
Ever contemplate women's hormonal health? Somebody thinks we should.
Strange month ahead...
Could you terraform the surface of the moon? Probably not.
The moon orbits the Earth about every 28 days. One side receives sunlight for 14 days. The other side is cloaked in darkness. The moon has only 16% of the Earth's gravity. At the top of Mount Everest, only 33% of the oxygen available at sea level sustains climbers and temperatures are -60 degrees Celsius (-76 degrees Farenheit). Now, imagine even harsher conditions on the lunar surface. Greenhouses would have to be climate controlled and must filter out radiation requiring a 1.3-foot thick lead shield while somehow allowing solar radiation to fuel the plants' photosynthesis process.
What's the difference between talking to a psychic or a chatbot? Not as much as you'd think.
We don't use chatbots. 64% of US teens do. 52% of US adults do. We don't use social media. 72.5% of Americans do. We don't watch TV. 80% of Americans watch TV an average of six hours a day. We are three distinct multiple personalities that share common memories and a personal history. Only 1 - 3% of Americans experience Dissociative Identity Disorder. So, who is ultimately behind the curve in terms of cognitive development? We haven't decided yet, but it's not looking good for the rest of you folks.
That picture of Orchid Radowski is strangely mesmerizing and hypnotic. It isn't of Elizabeth Holmes, unless she did modeling work for Adobe Stock before heading up Theranos. It's surprising what you can end up with when you just screw around with photo stock.
Study this pattern for 10 seconds.

Did you find the image dazzling and a bit disorienting? If so, you are clearly too intelligent to be wasting your time here.












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