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Sep 19 2024

String Theory: The Failed Theory of Everything

September 19, 2024 / Physics

After fifty years of intense research, String theory has faced mounting skepticism, even from some of its founders. Leonard Susskind, regarded as one of the pioneers of String theory, recently […]

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Sep 12 2024

Developing Characters Through Interaction on the Page

September 12, 2024 / Writing

Creating characters is an exciting part of writing, but watching them evolve through their interactions on the page is where the real magic happens. You can have vivid character ideas

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Sep 5 2024

It’s Never Too Late to Start—Vincent van Gogh’s Journey

September 5, 2024 / Writing

I remember stepping into the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam and being struck by the vibrancy of his paintings. The brilliant colors of Tulip Fields near The Hague, the rich

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Aug 29 2024

The One Reason AI Will Never Achieve Consciousness

August 29, 2024 / Technology

In the article “The Rice Chessboard Problem: A Tale of Exponential Growth“, Jesse Tayler draws a parallel between the exponential growth of rice on a chessboard and the doubling of

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Aug 22 2024

Confronting Certain Death: Captain Holbrook’s One-Way Mission

August 22, 2024 / Themes

In my novel Infernum, a central theme involves the psychological and emotional journey of Captain Holbrook grappling with a mission unlike any he’s faced before. A seasoned military man, Holbrook

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Aug 15 2024

Eric Schmidt is Wrong—Work-from-Home Isn’t The Thing Holding Google Back

August 15, 2024 / Technology

Eric Schmidt, the former CEO of Google, recently made headlines with his controversial remarks at Stanford University. He suggested that Google’s work-from-home (WFH) policies and emphasis on work-life balance are

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Aug 13 2024

Using Placeholders in Novel Writing to Maintain Creative Flow

August 13, 2024 / Writing

When writing a novel, staying in the creative flow is crucial. One of the most effective techniques I’ve developed to keep maintain my momentum is using placeholders. This simple trick

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Aug 7 2024

What Does Google’s Terrible AI Ad Confirm About Google?

August 7, 2024 / Technology

Google recently pulled their AI ad for the Olympics following significant backlash—and good riddance! The ad, titled “Dear Sydney,” featured a father using Google’s Gemini AI to write a letter

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