Monthly Archives: January 2011

     As I’ve mentioned before, the best way to think of the universe is an ocean. So forget the classical representation of space and gravity as a heavy ball deforming a sheet of paper. A modern gravitational wave should … Continue reading →

     At one point in their lifetime, everybody has an opportunity to follow their dreams. So I should start with a story. The body is made of cells. As cells divide, so should the human mind divide from the brain. … Continue reading →

   Can we download our brains into computers? Most people would deny this idea and say the two concepts are so different they would collide together in a big failure. But how different is human imagination from human intelligence? and yet … Continue reading →

   This is only an assumption    Well, we all know the classical concept of two parallel dimensions represented by 2 sheets of paper. That was a very good representation for the primitive minds of smart people when imagination had … Continue reading →

   As we look today into the skies and capture the past on a beam of light, the opposite effect will be soon discovered and with a beam of energy faster than light, scientists will start looking into the near … Continue reading →

   Nature permitted us to make selections and save only what’s necessary to survive in the animal jungle. But as we witness today, natural selection is acquiring a new ally, the artificial selection. Today we still work on this A.S. … Continue reading →

   As you may imagine, not all your neurons have the same quality. If all your neural forest would work at the same frequency you would be faster than a modern computer. So a human brain is like human population, … Continue reading →

   As we think today, we imagine the distant future as humans living with robots. We picture the society as a very complex idea with a perfect design. The city will be intelligent, the buildings will have brains, workers will … Continue reading →