Gaia
Gaia Satellite Scanning
I recently discovered this awesome documentary showing the systems of the Earth as revealed by hundreds of satellites scanning on almost every frequency of the electromagnetic spectrum. As they say near the beginning, this is the age of discovery, nearly every day new aspects of how the Earth works are being revealed!
This surely lends even more credence to the… Continue reading
Watching things in slow motion gives me a new perspective on normal every day events. Reality at a different speed would be full of other meanings.
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How things look in super slow motion
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2 weeks ago
Do we have a "new science of everything" yet ? If not, we will soon according to some of the most successful futurists in recent decades ! 2035 is their predicted date for longevity escape velocity, by which they mean that from that point on technology should be able to prolong our lives for at least one year more each year. But more importantly, by 2028 we will have A.I. that can do anything humans can do... but better! Don't believe it ? Maybe you've been listening to the pessimists and the media ?Peter Diamandis, Co-Founder & Chairman, Singularity University SU co-founder Peter Diamandis helps us to understand the abundant future he sees, leveraging m...
4 weeks ago
What is Time ? No one really knows. However, we certainly know when we see something normal but impossible that it MUST be reversed in time. Yes I know, it's all about Entropy, but if that's the case then HTF did we get here ? Why You? Why Now? Do causes ALWAYS come before effects ? Watch this for a meditation on all this and more ~The best moment from the world - IN REVERSE, everything looks cooler in reverse, watch and enjoy, and don't forget to leave a comment and like! thanks guys! :)
2 months ago
Do we need a new science of everything yet or WTF ???"Surprise Eggs"? Has this phenomenon of kiddie programming infected the Rainbow Region children yet, or is it just a mainstream problem with electronic childminding?
2 months ago
Perhaps growing up and living in a sparsely populated land such as Australia is why I never bought into the idea that the Earth is incapable of coping with the amount of humans here. This video explains the statistics and realistic prognosis. However, if we don't evolve beyond our recent historical tendency towards violence and oppression, then considering the weapons of mass destruction in the hands of so many psychotics... I doubt it will matter how many people there were back in the early 21st century before we destroyed ourselves ~
It's Okay to be Smart • PBS
Is overpopulation real? Is Earth filling up with too many humans? How many people can Earth hold, anyway? As our species approaches 8 billion, human overpopulation is a major concern for many people.
5 months ago
Bla Bla Bla. Any of you are welcom to off yourselfs if you feel that way...Bahahahhahaha
Well this isn't exactly new science... but it is about the quirks of evolution, and it did make me laugh ~
True Facts
"The tamandua, or lesser anteater... is not quite as graceful with the walking on the ground bit though. A bit like a bro after chest and tri's day at the gym."
6 months ago
You are funny.
‘Fuck all this, I wana be a dragon’ LOL ‘You mean a bad smell from a gland near my anus? Seems redundant’ haha
Some new science is simple. Vertical gardens to clean the air polution around highways !
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Mexico has found a beautiful way to clean its polluted air.
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6 months ago
Well, assuming that fans of this page like important new scientific information that changes your view of the Universe, I thought I should post this very informative short video about the sea pig ... ~
True Facts
"Bacon from a land pig tastes delicious, while bacon from a sea pig tastes like a fish farted on a dirty beach cracker."
6 months ago
6 months ago
Towards the end of writing my book 'Understanding Sacred Geometry and the Flower of Life - a Higher Dimensional Perspective on an Ancient Wisdom Stream' I came across the first promotional video for Quantum Gravity Research Group based in L.A. and had to quickly integrate references to their work into the book because it was soooooo relevant. Here is another entertaining promo video by them that tries to make understanding higher dimensional geometry seem like something everyone can do if they just relax and let it in, roflmfao. (thats a geekiness test btw).
7 months ago
Here is a great talk about our inability to summon an appropriate emotional response to the sudden rise of A.I. (Artificial Intelligence).
If you have even partially kept up with developments in A.I. over the last few years then you will know why we should be treating this as one of the most important issues globally. China is building a one billion dollar A.I. facility, and Putin said that the future belongs to whoever wins the race to develop A.I.. www.Singularity.net is an attempt to promote open source A.I. to give the public a chance to have access and input into its development. Sam Harris and Elon Musk are some of the founders of organisations trying to help prepare us for the incredible impact of what is coming ~ futureoflife.org/ai-safety-research/
8 months ago
I find it fascinating that both the accepted science and the 'fringe science' are capable of revolutionising human society as we know it. I have a lot of faith that in the near future, using resonance and geometric principles we will be able to draw energy directly from the fabric of space itself. However even if we can't, by simply continuing to develop the current technologies already proven to work we will have virtually free energy from nano-powered super-efficient solar cells and batteries.
This isn't directly related to that other than that it is a new breakthrough in showing that quantum effects happen at more than just the atomic scale. It opens the door to some pretty outrageous possibilities ~
Next stop: teleportation? Stable 'spooky action at a distance' seen in massive objects
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Two vibrating membranes, each made of trillions of atoms, show the weird phenomenon of quantum entan...8 months ago
The way that water falls in a gravitational field is such a wonderful example of following the path of least resistance
8 months ago
Logarithmic spirals are everywhere in Nature, however true golden mean spirals are very rare !
8 months ago
Has anyone else ever wondered if the sun and moon know when they are hiding behind trees ?
8 months ago
Is there anything in nature more fractal that a tree? Who wrote the formula that generates them?
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