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Time's End Will Be the End of Endings

Time's End Will Be the End of Endings

In our experience, nothing ever really ends. when we die, our bodies decay and the material in them returns t…

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Coincidences in My Life Have Me Wondering

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By George Musser Verified
| Nautilus Verified
After college, I went backpacking through Africa, and at the Khartoum airport in Sudan I met an American guy named Chris. We explored together for a few days and went our separate ways. A month or two later, I stopped by the main post office in Nairobi, and there he was again: Chris. We chatted and parted. A few months on, I was playing soccer with some boys in a village in Malawi, and who should show up but Chris.
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Model do zaburzenia działania mózgu i inne brawurowe badania [fragment książki]

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By Krzysztof Majak Verified, Andrzej Stankiewicz, George Musser Verified
| Onet.pl Verified
Gdy zastanawiamy się nad trudniejszymi zagadkami związanymi ze świadomością, takimi jak pytanie o to, dlaczego w ogóle czegoś doświadczamy, wszystko jeszcze bardziej się rozmywa. Wśród różnych koncepcji wysuwanych przez specjalistów od teorii przetwarzania predykcyjnego, z którymi rozmawiałem, pomysły Juna Taniego najbardziej przemawiają do wyobraźni.
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Gravité entropique : et si la gravitation découlait du désordre de l’espace-temps ?

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By George Musser Verified
| Pour la Science Verified
Isaac Newton n’a jamais été entièrement satisfait de sa loi de la gravitation universelle. Pendant des décennies après sa publication en 1687, il a cherché à comprendre comment, exactement, deux objets distants s’attirent. Avec d’autres, il a proposé plusieurs modèles mécaniques dans lesquels la gravité n’est pas une force d’attraction, mais de répulsion.
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