Finally, I can plug this song (Warning: I may do it every week this month!)
- Hawking predicted it — Experts now say time itself will end on this date.
- Tangentially Speaking interviews financial activist Alan Collinge about the awful truths of student loans in the United States.
- Climate change will make one-in-a-century crop failures more common. But that’s when financial entrepreneurship comes in!
- Asteroid economics: why we’re shopping our way through Armageddon.
- Techno pipe dreams, or how we keep falling for the empty promises of tech companies.
- Resurrecting giants: How Colossal plans to revive the woolly mammoth by 2028.
- They didn’t want to age: the radical physical transformation of the Bogdanoff twins and how they became unrecognizable.
- The Truman Show, and the moral obligation to question reality.
- Is 3I/Atlas a comet or an alien spacecraft? Avi Loeb thinks the HiRISE camera aboard the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter can be used to reveal its true nature.
- Garry Nolan goes to the JRE Podcast to talk about science, UFOs, and a future cyberocracy.
- A metal detectorist accidentally found the ancient armor of a Trojan war veteran.
- (Video) Ross Coulthart interviews Ky Dickens, of the Telepathy Sessions podcast.
- Is Consciousness the hallmark of life?
- We still can’t understand how anesthesia works.
- Red Pill of the Day: Scottish brothers set world record for rowing 139 days across the Pacific—they called for pizza and beer once they reached land.
Quote of the Day:
Lock up your libraries if you like; but there is no gate, no lock, no bolt that you can set upon the freedom of my mind.
Virginia Woolf
