The Divergent Panorama
Jetse de VriesObserving reality through an ever-widening lens.
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The Three Reflectors of Consensual Reality—Part 42
Dust belt of a solar system—maybe Rigil Kentaurus?
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Third Type (2)—approach from knao
—Triple star system, element γ outshined by approaching new star δ—
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Alien Consciousness via Magic Studio
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The Three Reflectors of Consensual Reality—Part 41
And there it is: the glorious cover of The Three Reflectors of Consensual Reality. Art by Maciej Rebisz
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First Contact (0)—prelude
—on board starship Symbiosis, January 2115—
As the Symbiosis decelerates, the impact...
I Told You So, Part 2
All Seeing Eye by Bruno Mendez
On September 30, a very interesting article appeared on Quanta Magazine: “Surprisingly Complex Waves Reveal the Brain’s Inner Workings”.
A few price quotes:
“Miller said that these wave patterns are much...
The Three Reflectors of Consensual Reality—Part 40
Dust belt of a solar system
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Part 3: The Third Alternative
“We’re all hallucinating all the time. When we agree about our hallucinations, we call it ‘reality’.”
—Anil Seth
Third Type (1)—Arrival from elinct
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No Superintelligence? I told you so!
What’s better: biological or machine intelligence?
Futurist and SF writer Ramez Naam shows—by way of many graphs and countless links—that AI superintelligence via recursive self-improvement (RSI) is highy unlikely on his guest post “Where’...
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Jetse de Vries—@upbeatfuture—is a technical specialist for a propulsion company by day, and an SF writer by night. He's also an avid bicyclist, total solar eclipse chaser, single malt aficionado, metalhead and intelligent optimist.
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