The Egg And The Rock
Julian GoughNovelist Julian Gough (author of Minecraft's End Poem) redescribes the universe.
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A splendid overview of the current state of cosmological natural selection, from the Infinite Loops podcast
I recently had a conversation about cosmological natural selection with Jim O’Shaughnessy, on his Infinite Loops podcast, after which my wife Solana told me “Oh my God, I finally understand what you’ve been talking about for the last three ...
The mystery of the Little Red Dots has been solved – and once more Eggiverse triumphs over Rockiverse!
A thrilling new paper, after much writing and rewriting, has finally passed peer review and been published, solving the mystery of the “Little Red Dots”: very early, very compact, very bright galaxies that, to the great surprise of the vast...
The logic of energy efficiency may, paradoxically, anchor the most advanced civilisations to their solar systems – helping solve the Fermi paradox
> “In a galaxy assumed to be filled with clever beings, why don't we see any? This dissonance is known as the Fermi Paradox.”
Life Without Stars: Stanets and Ploons
Note: I've been fiddling about with this post for a year. It started out short. I was young, and full of hope and dreams. Two false starts and fifteen drafts later, it is now long. I am no longer young and full of dreams. Yes, I need a more...
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A very Irish, but also slightly English, Berliner. Author of four novels, five children's books, two BBC radio plays, a book of poetry, and the ending to the computer game Minecraft. Also sang on four albums by litpop indie band Toasted Heretic.
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