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Quora NHS woes
With people living longer and putting more strain on the NHS and economy in general is higher taxation the only realistic solution? Short answer – No. Long answer, much more complex. Money, as a market measure of value, is now … Continue reading
Posted in economics, Longevity
Tagged Abundance, AI, Economics, future, health, Longevity, understanding
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Quora – Have you ever been against recognised theories?
As a scientist, have you ever been against a recognized scientific theory? Which theory was it and why were you against it? Yes, many. One example – gradualism in evolution. It was clear to me in logic and statistics that … Continue reading
Quora – increasing lifespans
What’s the most interesting research going on right now for increasing life span? I suspect Ray Kurzweil knows the answer to that, but he seemed to quite intentionally not answer the question that Peter Diamandis asked him on that subject … Continue reading
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Tagged Communication, complexity, health, Kurzweil, Longevity, risk mitigation, science, technology, understanding
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Quora – Is the principle of falsifiability falsifiable
Is the principle of falsifiability scientific? Is it falsifiable? No. It is axiomatic of a system of exploration. It assumes that we as modeling entities exist, with our models of ourselves and our reality at some scale of resolution. It … Continue reading
Quora – Personal evolution
Do humans change personal evolution by changing their way of thinking? Short answer yes. Long answer is much more complex. It seems very probable that the direct impact of thought on genetic structure is a close approximation to zero. The … Continue reading
Quora – how do scientists get to a theory
Quora – How do scientists get to a theory? That is a very deep question, and one that the Artificial Intelligence community would love to have a definite answer too. The basic process is simple enough in a sense, you … Continue reading
Medium achieving plans
How To Achieve Your 10-Year Plan In The Next 6 Months While lots of the article reads kind of accurate – some is just false. “Would it be hard to give up a bad habit if you only had 6 … Continue reading
