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Top Reasons Why a Techie should Study Philosophy Now More than Ever
The relationship between Technology (or Science) and Philosophy used to be indistinguishable. Historically, the philosophers of the past were also the mathematicians, scientists and inventors of the day. How much impact this had we don’t know, but we can be
Feedspot places Recknsense in the Top 100 Science Blogs!
Feedspot is an international ranking site for blogs, websites and any content channels. It’s a great place to find top sources of news and content because they keep the lists fresh. There are plenty of RSS feeds covering a huge
The Palm Springs Movie – I Have a Science Question
I loved the new Palm Springs movie on Hulu. It’s a charming romcom with a twist on a familiar trope and even a little bit of ‘sciencey’ explanation. There are already a few articles discussing the quantum science of the
Beyond The Information Age and into the Useful Knowledge Age
We have had the information stage. You could argue we are now in a curation stage. Or maybe an ‘age of reckoning’ where technology needs to step up and prove it’s worth. But what if we entered an entirely new
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy – A Must Read for anyone in AI
The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy is one of the best written summaries on Artificial Intelligence I’ve come across. Simply organized yet comprehensive enough to cover the history of AI; what it is, approaches, it’s growth, applications, moral AI and philosophical
Connections Between Quantum Physics and the Brain
I’ve always had an interest in Quantum physics. I wasn’t taught the subject in depth but for any scientist (or pop scientist), the mystery of it is irresistible. The most ‘spooky’ aspect (as Einstein described it) is the nature of
The Future is Unwritten but the Past is a Familiar Story
The Future is Unwritten is a documentary film from 2007 directed by Julien Temple about Joe Strummer, lead singer of The Clash. It was the winner of Best Independent Film Awards among other accolades it received. I found it on
The Order of Time – A Beautiful Explanation of Quantum Physics
I discovered the The Order of Time by Carlo Rovelli a few years ago and it reignited my interest in Quantum Physics. This is the original review that reeled me in. The title caught my attention initially because the focus
What I Discovered studying Neuroscience, having a background in Electronics
I’m interested in the the way the brain works. I have been from as far back as I remember. I naturally gravitated towards the neuroscience section without realizing what it was or why I was found myself there. I
The View of Coachella Valley from Joshua Tree National park
This is the view from Key View in Joshua Tree National Park. Drive up to the little car park at the top to see this beautiful sight spread out before you. Here you’ll find the Coachella Valley, the Mount San
To control your own story, create more of your own content
There might be a way to reset the narrative on who we are online. Often the personal data that we share online is immediately out of our control as soon we post it. The data stored about us and it’s
Nature’s Deep Design of the Mind
In nature we find the same patterns appear again and again. Across physics, biology, maths, chemistry and just about any of natural’s creations, patterns repeat themselves. It can be remarkable when we compare these discoveries. A Beautiful Question: Finding Nature’s