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Brian Roemmele

@BrianRoemmele

we can only see what we think is possible...

transcendencereadmultiplex.comJoined January 2010

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The rate of change is accelerating. Making sense of it all has become nearly impossible. To understand what is ahead—you must understand the past. You are not alone—join us on a journey of wonderment, discovery, insight and wisdom. Join us at ReadMultiplex.com.

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An interesting Apollo era image few have seen.

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First Intel CPU the 4004, 1971.

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“Scientist who edited babies’ genes says he acted ‘too quickly’ | Gene editing |”

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Scientist who edited babies’ genes says he acted ‘too quickly’

Exclusive: He Jiankui stops short of apologising for procedure that shocked the world of science in 2018

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It was 1977 and Phillip Morrison shows how the power of 10 works visually. Decades before Google Earth and most computer simulations, this film was astonishing in its scope and vision. Produced by: Charles and Ray Eames. This is the first time the full film is on Twitter.

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My shot of the 2023 Snow moon, with the hidden colors of the mineral revealed. This 148 megapixel shot was captured using two telescopes and two cameras to present the scene in extreme fidelity.

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BREAKING: Thousands of computer servers around the world have been targeted by a ransomware hacking attack, Italy's National Cybersecurity Agency said - Reuters

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Razor blade sharpener. 6 months use from a single blade.

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In 1961 the US Air Force would regularly catch surveillance balloons and observation satellites that contained film from the air using nets or buckets. This was done 100s of times. In 2023 we can’t capture a drone or ballon from the air.

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This photograph was taken by the British Terra Nova Expedition of Antarctica of 1910, before their entire polar team would die on the way back from the South Pole to their ship. The bodies, journals and photographs were discovered by a search party eight months later.

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It was 1961 and in this rare film we see the astonishing Mr. Claude Shannon in a discussion about how computers and computer intelligence (AI) will impact humans.

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It was May 12th, 1959 and this once classified film is the first known film from space looking back at earth. The Data Capsule from 16mm film was retrieved and missile number 187 made history. They said “the eyes of man beheld for the first time the images of Earth”

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Mars Curiosity: Sol 3396 Som ET, 59. MAHLI image: 2022-02-24 [1]. __ [1] mars.nasa.gov/msl/multimedia

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An MRI of the mechanics of speech.

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1963, The 50 millionth Chevrolet rolled off the assembly line at GM's Tarrytown, NY Plant. This special, gold Impala SS coupe.

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“Balloons called top ‘delivery platform’ for EMP attack”

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Dry run: Balloons called top ‘delivery platform’ for nuclear EMP attack

High altitude balloons, like the one China has floated over mountain state military bases this week, are considered a key “delivery platform” for secret nuclear strikes on America’s electric grid,...

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“Magic Glasses”, Dick Gregory

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📦 New #Bitcoin block #774889 mined by Braiins Pool with ₿6.5566 Learn more about #BTC mining👇

Insights from the (2nd) Most Famous Bitcoin Miner in History, Hal Finney | Braiins

Hal was one of the first people to see the potential of Bitcoin, and also to imagine the future of the Bitcoin mining industry.

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Phylum Ctenophora.

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