News Briefs 23-01-2012
Posted by Greg at 01:51, 23 Jan 2012And when I'm home, I'm not at home...
- New mathematical study suggests that our Galaxy should have been colonized by now.
- Black holes may turbo-boost alien super-civilisations.
- Did the U.S. accidentally zap Russia's Phobos-Grunt spacecraft?
- Russian scientist claims to have spotted life on Venus.
- The 300-year-old mystery of the Venusian black-drop effect.
- NASA censors 8-minute sci-fi horror film shot on board the International Space Station by 'space tourist' Richard Garriott.
- A sensational flying saucer saga.
- Poltergeists and murder (Part one and Part two).
- The Devil Inside: Psychotherapy, exorcism and demonic possession.
- Strange sounds in the sky: apocalypse, HAARP, or viral marketing?
- The mind can control allergic responses.
- More certainty over quantum uncertainty.
- Serial killer's behaviour conformed to same mathematical pattern as earthquakes, avalanches and stock market crashes.
- Scientists suspend research into deadly Bird Flu.
- Giant telescope to be built two miles beneath the Mediterranean sea.
- Brazilian police to test facial recognition glasses at 2014 World Cup.
- Dream telepathy with photos.
- Remembering things that never happened.
- What consciousness is not.
- The mental as fundamental: new perspectives on Pan-psychism.
- Robot farmers and automated tractors will transform land ruined by the Japanese tsunami into a futuristic super farm.
- Twenty top predictions for life 100 years from now.
- Man shoots 3-inch nail into his brain without noticing.
- I wish I had my own Hieronymous Machine tattoo. And if I did have one, I would.
- Image(s) of the Day: the colorised past.
Quote of the Day:
The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful servant. We have created a society that honors the servant and has forgotten the gift.
Albert Einstein



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18 September 2007
11 hours 2 min
http://www.amazon.com/Mind-Machines-You-...
"Mind Machines You Can Build"
26 June 2009
1 year 17 weeks
The Fermi paradox is ironic. Here's this very intelligent guy who decided to play a part in the development of atom bombs.
Along come the galactic colonizers to look over the Earth, and they see atom bombs exploding. Digging deeper, they find out that one of our honored scientists is helping to develop and test weapons capable of rendering the planet uninhabitable.
The horrified visitors from the galaxy leave behind a few minor vessels to gather damning documentation for a few years. Humanity goes on quoting Fermi's question, unaware that Fermi himself is the reason that there are no galactic visitors.