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Pluto in Aquarius: The Singularity arrives on schedule

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This article in Business Insider caught my eye: We will reach the singularity in the timeframe most experts predict. From that point on you’re going to see that the top species will no longer be humans, but machines.” These are the words of Louis Del Monte, physicist, entrepreneur, and author of “The Artificial Intelligence Revolution.” Del Monte spoke to us over the phone about his thoughts surrounding artificial intelligence and the singularity, an indeterminate point in the future when machine intelligence will outmatch not only your own intelligence, but the world’s combined human […]

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Higgs Wins That Nobel Prize

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Peter Higgs, Emeritus Professor of Physics at Edinburgh, was – finally – awarded the Nobel Prize yesterday. It was entirely expected, since his hypothesis – that there’s a subatomic particle called a boson – was finally proved correct in a (rather larg…

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It’s Not Rocket Science

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No. Really. Astrology is not science.I know this won’t come as a surprise to you, because, well, obviously it’s not science. Astrologers use some scientific data, like the position of the planets at a particular time, and often some good statistics, bu…

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Copernicus: Mind-Expanding Magus

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There’s a lovely little google doodle today of the planets moving around the our star, the Sun. It’s there in celebration of Nikolaus Copernicus’ 500th birthday. Copernicus’ book, On The Revolution of the Celestial Spheres, in which he posited tha…

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Higgs Boson: Oh, So God Does Exist?

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Beaker and Bunsen.Apparently, it’s the most important breakthrough in physics since they smashed the atom.Now as students of astrology know, Pluto is associated with atomic energy, so how wonderful that on the day of the Full Moon (a project coming to …

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Putting A Spin on Pluto

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My good friend Isy pointed out in a recent comment that  we should not think of Pluto as a simple lump of rock spinning through space, but as a group of objects with a great big hole in the middle. So I asked her to write about it. Understanding t…

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Astrology Is Not a Science; So What Is It?

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Our lot often gets hot under the collective collar when scientists diss astrology. Recently the British Astrological Association wrote to the BBC asking Auntie to be a bit nicer please and stop saying those mean things about us.I signed the thing, beca…

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Fat Boy, Fukushima and Japan Facing Frankenstein

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Godzilla emerged from the depths of the ocean back in 1954, and trashed Tokyo. He may have been a plastic monster in a less than B-movie, but he also symbolised something important.Let me explain.A rather attractive Polish version of Godzilla.Godzilla …

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