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Truth, Relativity, And Time — Lessons Our President Should Have Learned

November 08, 2019
by Caroline Miller
A Brief History of Time, Albert Einstein, Brian Koberlein, Could the Present Ever Change the Past?, Delayed Choice, Donald Trump, IQ, properties of waves and particles, Russia and the 2016 American election, Stephen Hawking
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Whether or not Albert Einstein gave his brain to science may be a matter of debate, (Click) but it would be fascinating to compare his mind to Donald Trump’s.   Einstein’s IQ is 160 while Trump claims his is 156.  The number means less to me than how well a person g
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Judging A Book By Its Kindle

October 01, 2019
by Caroline Miller
A Brief History of Time, best seller books, Capital in the Twenty-First Century, Donna Tartt, Jorden Ellenberg, Kindle, Stephen Hawking, The Goldfinch, Thomas Piketty, William Falk
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When Stephen Hawking’s book, A Brief History of Time  came out several years ago, someone hid money at the back of one copy to see if anyone  got to the end of this complex work on cosmology.  The book hit the best seller list and remained there for 4 years, but no on
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Transhuman

April 08, 2019
by Caroline Miller
body enhancements, Crispr, Elois and Morlocks, Elon Musk, Grinders, nootropics, REIDs, Stephen Hawking, technology chips, transhuman
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Elon Musk, founder of Tesla and SpaceX has a new dream.  Beyond technology for the earth and the stars, he wants to redesign humankind.  If we don’t use our know-how to enhance ourselves, he believes artificial intelligence will conquer humanity. (“Hacking mortality,” The Week
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Is Thirty Tool Old?

May 18, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Ageism, China practices agesim, David Good Goodall, Dr. Zeke Emanuel, Mark Zuckerberg, Over 30 Need Not Apply, Shelly Banjo, Silicon Valley, Stephen Hawking
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Four years ago, I wrote a blog in which I quoted 29- year-old Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s CEO, as saying young people were smarter than anyone else.  (Click) By my math, he turned 34 on May 14 of this year, and when I read his recent testimony before Congress, I had to smile. (Clic
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A Brief History Of Stephen Hawking

May 08, 2018
by Caroline Miller
CalText5010, Hawking resists change, Saving Hawking's Voice, Stephen Hawking, why the old are fond of the past
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If the young want to know why the old keep looking to the past, I’ll tell them.  Sometimes, we old folks  don’t like where the future is taking us.  Our measuring stick is Time and being  longer than theirs, the old can recognize the difference between progress and change.  W
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Divine Nature — A Rumination

April 03, 2018
by Caroline Miller
cause and effect, curiosity as the source of divine nature, Don Page, quantum world, Stephen Hawking, Trompe l'Oeil, What Came Before the Big Bang?
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I had a long and convoluted conversation with my stock broker this morning.  Times are volatile for the market and for the world, and so we bent our heads together to examine ways to preserve capital.  In the end, we concluded no place was safe.  Putting money in a bank, bonds or i
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When Stephen Hawking Speaks Humans Should Listen

June 09, 2016
by Caroline Miller
algorithms, Artificial Intelligance, Jason Tanz, machines that program themselves, Stephen Hawking, The End of Code
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Thinking about Artificial Intelligence, Stephen Hawking warns, “One can imagine such technology outsmarting financial markets, out-inventing human researchers, out-manipulating human leaders, and developing weapons we cannot even understand.” (“The End of Code,” by Jason Tanz,
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We’re Doomed

February 08, 2016
by Caroline Miller
AI, Anxious About A. I., artificial intelligence, Baratunde Thurston, In a Tech Pickle, Joel Achenback, Max Tegmark, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Rae Kurzweil, Stephen Hawking
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Artificial intelligence (AI):  Will it bring in the best or the worst of times?  That is the question futurists, philosopher, techies and scientists are debating.  Recently, Stephen Hawking chipped in with his opinion: we are doomed.  Certainly, robotics is turning our economy on
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Walking Through Walls

October 21, 2014
by Caroline Miller
Higgs boson particle, quantum world, Stephen Hawking, the infinite-finite mind, Trompe l'Oeil
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We humans have curious minds and I use the word in two senses: 1) as minds that take an interest in the world around them, and 2) as minds being strange in themselves.  Hamlet observed, “What a piece of work is man,” (Hamlet II, ii) and  I couldn’t say it better.  The entire
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It’s A Whole New World

July 09, 2013
by Caroline Miller
"Venture Capitalism for Spy Games, ADAPX, Brave New World, Henen Coster, Oculis Labs, Palntir Technologies, Sonitus Medical, Stephen Hawking
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Boris Karloff
I watched a documentary hosted by Stephen Hawking last night. He spoke somberly about the dangers posed in an ever-changing universe and argued for continued technological developments that would allow us to explore other galaxies and other hospitable planets.  Given that technology
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