<aside> 🧐 The satire of life…interconnectedness, hiphopcrisy, patterns, marvels, irony, Universal Darwinism…and other useless information
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Chaos theory and the “The thumbprint of God”
Thanks for the boldness Benoit Mandelbrot to get a job at IBM just so he could use their super computers for his personal projects which changed the world
Two cultural phenomenons regarded as classic literature and art…both of which, were birthed from drug and alcohol fueled minds…
…Probably was a taboo topic in government meetings of Nancy Reagan’s D.A.R.E program before it failed and ended.
“I bet Darwin would be proud of his “total” contributions to society as a whole…”
*Coined by Richard Dawkins, originating from his 1976 book The Selfish Gene.*
Memes follow the Darwinian evolutionary model and spread virally through processes of variation, mutation, competition, and inheritance, each of which influences a meme's reproductive success.
Memes spread through the behavior that they generate in their hosts. Memes that propagate less prolifically may become extinct, while others may survive, spread, and (for better or for worse) mutate.
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Brings a whole new (more accurate) meaning to the slang phrases “let’s connect” and “it was great to connect”.
Me daily…
The first (arguably) computer…A byproduct of the French high end fashion and textile trend and a direct catalyst and predominate precursor to the future IBM company (maybe reaching a bit?).
Recent advancements in CAPTCHA security…
Stranger then fiction…
One big intelligent self-organizing system. Mechanisms like quantum entanglement or other forms of “non-local connections” could enable longer-range computations… And… research and data have already showcased this.
Perception, meaning and interpretation…
Athens might need to give up the long-standing title of creating democracy…
**The beauty of number theory** lies not only in the abstract relationships it uncovers between integers, but also in the deep mathematical structures it illuminates in our natural world…
Crypto gets a bad wrap, but what does history tell us about human nature?
It’s easy to take an existentialist point of view lol
