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A Nuclear Physicist Explains Why He Left Science to Study Ancient Alchemy

Steven A. Young is an author, musician, and alchemist known for his work as Hedflux and as the author of A Fool’s Wisdom (2024).

With a PhD in theoretical physics, he has built an eclectic career at the crossroads of science and spirituality, reframing modern science through an alchemical lens.

His book is a #1 Best-Seller in Philosophy of Science on Amazon, and he regularly publishes video presentations on YouTube and Substack.

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Is AI a scam?

If you pull back the curtain on the AI industry, it reveals something. For starters, there is nothing Intelligent about AI, so the term itself is misleading, and marketing hyperbole.

In addition to the content of this interesting interview, I am curious about a possible alternative purpose for the AI data centres since I still cannot fathom how they will make a profit for their investors. And yet they continue to pour money into the AI bubble. Why? Is it just misplaced greed, or something else as well, behind the scenes?

I have a knawing feeling that we are financially contributing to the building of a massive digital prison for ourselves where these systems can be used for even greater control of our already excessively restricted and highly overwatched lives. What might happen if, instead of cameras on us, the cameras were turned onto those who say they act on our behalf, so we could make sure they are actually behaving themselves behind closed doors?

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Examining Logical Fallacies in Health and Medicine | Dr Jordan Grant 

What Your Doctor Didn’t Learn in Medical School — Logical Fallacies in Everyday Medicine

A conversation with Dr. Jordan Grant, former board-certified urologist.

There’s a question so simple it barely sounds like philosophy, but once you start using it, it  can change a great deal about how you engage with expert opinion. 

How do you know that?