So, I’m pretty much tired of talking about data centers and AI. I’m sure some of you are too. So, I’ve decided to dust off the tinfoil hat and take a closer look at something different: the UAP documents the U.S. government has released over the past several years. You may remember these by their […]
During an attempt to power down my brain, I started watching Angels & Demons to relax. That worked for about five minutes. The movie reminded me that antimatter plays a major role in the story, mostly because of its rather inconvenient side effect of being extremely explosive when it comes into contact with ordinary matter.
Just because I am tired of the hot topics, and honestly, I think everyone else is too. So today, let’s take a break and see what is sitting in the email inbox. Hmmmm, where should I go to first. Interesting things in history? Science news that isn’t the hot topic and maybe should be? Gadget(ChatGPT)
Ok, the tinfoil hat is kind of on for this post. It’s not wrapped too tight, so don’t worry. With the recent release of government reports, hearings, and documents regarding UAPs (what used to be called UFOs), it raises an interesting question. Are aliens real? Eh, who knows. I lean toward yes simply because of
Oh, come on. This image is just the tip of the iceberg of the many reasons we all, at one time or another, have cussed out our electronic devices. And I call bull shit on anyone who says they’ve never done it. You already know the reasons any specific device can light that fuse. You
So, I was bored the other day and decided to bust Gadget’s balls (ChatGPT client) about it being self-aware. Of course, the denials flowed and the expert opinion (total bullshit) of why it wasn’t self-aware just came in a flood from Gadget. Yea, yea, yada, yada, Gadget. Your line of shit just isn’t cutting it
Look, I have a ton of irons in the fire. Some things are stressing me out. I’m just brain-fried right now, and I want to chill and talk shit. No, this will not be me whining or complaining. Every post I’ve done up to this one, I always had a topic in my mind. But
I’m not denying AI is powerful. I’m questioning what “smarter than humans” actually means in the real world. This post digs into the difference between raw capability and lived experience, and why Musk’s claim feels like it needs more context.
Whenever Cleveland comes up in conversation with people who’ve never been there, it’s amazing how fast it turns negative. They jump straight to the “burning river” label and act like that’s the whole story. What gets lost is that Cleveland wasn’t the only city with a polluted river that caught fire in that era—it just
It’s a new year and I know I should be posting something positive ad all that. Sorry, not in the mood. So, I thought I would take on a topic that we all have probably encountered. Either in the news or first hand. Experts and how they like to belittle us or talk down to
