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The conventional view of prehistory used to be that humans evolved into wandering bands of hunter gatherers. Then with the coming of the agricultural revolution, they began settled life and […]
The conventional view of prehistory used to be that humans evolved into wandering bands of hunter gatherers. Then with the coming of the agricultural revolution, they began settled life and […]
In September, a small international group of astronomers declared that they had detected the gas Phosphine (PH3) in the upper atmosphere of the planet Venus. The amount phosphine they found […]
Who would you like to be in all of history? Personally, I wouldn’t want to go back to any time before the late modern era. The luxury available to a […]
Why is history taught so badly? A Victorian textbook was criticized for killing all imagination under a mountain of facts that had to be memorized. Little seems to have changed […]
Since I was on the subject of misinformation yesterday, I thought I’d look at a deliberate case of deception in wartime. On 22 October 1944, Hitler called Waffen SS commando […]
While higher education rates in India remain abysmal, every Indian is now enrolled in the university of WhatsApp. With a strange reverence for the electronically typed word, people are eagerly […]
In his 1996 book Shadows of the Mind, Oxford mathematician Roger Penrose argued that consciousness is fundamentally non-computational. This means that no computer or algorithm no matter how powerful or sophisticated […]
On this page, we attempt to create a one stop reference for people with diverse and non-specialist backgrounds interested in learning physics, quantum computing and consciousness. As far as possible […]
Probably the most misunderstood idea in all physics. Stephen Hawking said, “when I hear of Schrodinger’s cat, I reach for my gun”. Everybody seems to have taken a pot […]
So here is the famous prisoner’s dilemma, the basic problem which is used to kick off all introductions to game theory and which finds a surprisingly large number of applications. […]
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