In My Mind

Evolution as a Hegelian dialectic concept was on my mind all morning so I googled and the first result is interesting for sure. There seem to be some fundamental ideals that just feel wrong so I think I can probably find a better argument.

I think Darwin mentioned Hegel at some point, so I wanna find it.

Smth to do with the objectivisation of spirit.

This is nothing transphobic btw. Just thought people might appreciate the analysis

How he would've hated this 2 min clip lmao

I have written a thousand iterations of this story. Including poems, short stories in different genres just exploring the same theme. I have settled with this simplistic version finally, although I'm happy with the idea behind it I'm still not haply with the execution.

Very difficult emotionally for me to post this, as I just want to keep this close to my heart and not publish it but here goes ig.

Essentially a lacanian analysis of desire. Nada ofc means nothing, but also the name of my own first crush (the story is entirely fictional). I actually secretly wish she sees it someday.

The response to this version by friends has been overwhelmingly negative, and I know it reads more like a reddit post than an actually good story but I can't put more effort into this lol. This version was completed about 2 years ago, only just posting it.

Was curious

Incredible. Can't believe I'm only finding this now

Old Smartphones Get New Life as Tiny Data Centers Even 15-year-old phones can still outperform IoT-specific devices

I dont like the article but ive seen the news around a lot. Gonna go try and understand it better.

Oh my god this was so good. I love to read about small industries supplementing bigger industries. Especially within sport. This was brilliant

Lovely article. By Mathew Flisfeder. Also a brilliant website overall

Its 6 years since it began but it just absolutely shocked me. I wanna write a severance style story about this

I always thought hummingbird tongues would be how we figure out concussion safety for sports

This is from 2019. But I just wanted to revisit this. In case people hadn't heard of this.

Some real mad scientist work

I have a lot of opinions and fears about CRISPR.

Theres a lot of deep dives available here. I'm just posting a quick overview.

Looking like a set of bridge supports that were accidentally installed on a cargo ship, a new wind-driven system by startup CoFlow Jet promises to reduce ship fuel costs by up to 90% using stationary cylinders with no moving parts.

A new report has assessed the feasibility of deploying small modular nuclear reactors to meet increasing energy demands around the world. The findings don't look so good for this particular form of energy production.

There are about 80 SMR concepts currently in various stages of development around the world.

The cost of SMRs is at the forefront of the report's argument against the deployment of the reactors.

too expensive, too slow, and too risky. And not at all where we should be focussing our, um – energy – these days, as the study authors make clear in their conclusion.

Authorities in neighboring India – which is downstream from the project – have expressed concern about China controlling the flow of the river and what impact it could have across the border. Oh the irony lmao

France has upped the ante in the quest for fusion power by maintaining a plasma reaction for over 22 minutes – a new record.