Capitalism: The Minotaur or Kirtimukha?
The book Technofeudalism: What Killed Capitalism by Yanis Varoufakis got me into thinking about the …
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The Opportunistic Nature of Humans: The Most Sophisticated and Dangerous Animal
Throughout history, humans have displayed an unrivaled ability to adapt, exploit, and manipulate …
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Is the Petite Bourgeoisie Waking Up to Reality in the USA?
The United States enjoyed a remarkable period of economic prosperity and social stability between …
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The Kagyu Lineage: History
The Kagyu lineage is one of the four major schools of Tibetan Buddhism, alongside the Nyingma, …
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The Fundamental Relationship Between the Speed of Light, Planck Length, and Planck Time
Max Planck, often referred to as the father of quantum mechanics, made groundbreaking contributions …
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Flaws in Communication: When Belief Overrides the Message
Communication is often seen as a straightforward exchange between an emitter and a receptor—a sender …
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Game Theory and Modern Artificial Intelligence
Game theory and modern artificial intelligence (AI) are closely intertwined, as both involve making …
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The Interplay of Art and Science in the Digital Age
As technology evolves, so too does the art that reflects humanity’s ever-changing relationship with …
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The Binary vs. Analog Debate: A Historical Journey and Rising Costs
In the realm of computing, two paradigms have competed for dominance: binary computers and analog …
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The Euler Constant: The Mathematical Marvel Shaping Science and Technology
The number 2.718182, famously known as the Euler constant or simply e, is one of mathematics’ …
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