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That sounds like a personal theory to me...

True. Living in a cave in Antarctica would be far safer and more comfortable than living on a generation ship.

A few months on the Mayflower, as bad as that was, hardly compares to generations in a dark void if society is rich enough to build all...

Carl Sagan's Cosmos shows this guy as basically making life, back in the late 1970s. "These nucleic acids can even make identical copies...

One key phrase is "technology that we already know" - which is not the same as "technology that has already been developed". There's...

I understand that this is a reasonable conclusion given that we have no direct evidence of new abiogenesis processes. (The lack of...

This isn't country music, or AI, but it is something I like. I also lived Kate Bush before she was on Stranger Things.

I feel the same way about smoke/mo detectors

This can only be a fantasy book though. The premise really doesn't make any sense. Slowing a planet to tidally locked would take...

Another strange thing: Basically nothing has improved about ink jet printers in the last 20 years. Print quality, ease of use...

People who make boxes that are visually square section but actually rectangular enough that the lids only fit in two of the four...

Personally, I like music that does unexpected things and surprises me. So I usually find country rather dull. It's just people...

AI art has a bad rep but in the hands of a real artist it can be very impressive. Candace Night sings Christmas carols. It doesn't...

In the end, God undid the heavens and the earth. Now the earth was formless and empty, darkness was over the surface of the deep, and...

Nobody wants a digital god. How do you monetize it? It would control you rather than the other way around.