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blaeks

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About blaeks

"The Boltzmann brain argument suggests that it is more likely for a single brain to spontaneously and briefly form in a void than it is for our universe to have come about in the way modern science thinks it actually did."

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    "The role of the artist has always been to provide excellent training data for future minds to educate themselves with." We are not aware of the implications of this sentence. This…

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    Comment #31068930

    289. A man is only worth the sum of his possessions. you know your rules, Ferengi <3

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    Comment #30655469

    I think that is the whole point - let us assume they did not know about the Widmanstätten patterns and s*iet we know now. What if they just enjoyed the beauty of that power from wi…

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    Comment #30576777

    Question: Is there a possibility in Stellarium to place thyself on for example Pluto/Jupiter, some comet, or some nearby star (inside Milky Way or outside) - and look at the Milky …

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    Comment #30238386

    Just try it - you will not regret it!

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    Comment #30238305

    I confirm that Lion's Mane is the single most important ingredient of my rocket fuel. My transition: ~6 years ago I was a simple anglry slave in a rouge fitness industy, basically …

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    Comment #29675033

    I bet that the breath and cold water are still legal:) Do not give up!

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    Comment #28984842

    "First learn. Then understand. Insight requires ideas to be uploaded to the mind first." Yes, our mind has a 'backdoor' which is imho a slow write/read/breathe manifold we all can …

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    Comment #28690959

    Imagine the live map of the money-flow around the research/review/publishing/usage. It could give us some hints. Pain becomes palpable If one think about it. Maybe some thermodynam…

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    Comment #28632754

    I like this feeling in my forearm bones when I just strike and hang my axe in a swollen vain of a pure and juicy Gold-pressed latinum of the Internet. Naw, no judgement here - it's…

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    Comment #27518449

    confirmed! meditation is "the highest-ROI thing I do all day" here also.

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    Comment #26050499

    what if they know/calculate what is implied into development/utilization so they know no one but them (or the same class opponent) could replicate it

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    Comment #25411739

    relevant: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=Nata...

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    Comment #24958317

    so you are the editor in popular mechanics and you could not stand the 'wrong' title from a couple of days ago :D

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    Comment #22693235

    I don't get this.

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    Comment #22041060

    So, now I imagine a softy squishy and alive bed, breathing living room, and my wires, computers, keyboards, all that old pre-VR hardware finally floating in a living womb. Organic …

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    Comment #22041028

    is current breakthrough this: "The big question in biology is to understand the algorithms that determine form and function," ?

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    Comment #21862234

    touch base here: "Be here now" transformed my brainz too. afaik Ram Dass is well and alive, and will be for many years to come

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    Comment #5923307

    Political egofagging at its best. Just ignore this.

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    Comment #5892096

    hehe, source: open street map ^_^