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    Sep 5

    Those who are comfortable with and seek out the bizarre, have a promising role in the future.

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    Sep 14

    The shocking history (and future) of zapping our bodies and brains with electricity: from the ancient use of electric fish to treat headaches, to the possibilities raised by brain-computer interfaces, explained here by

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    Sep 12

    And before you know it we're onto Benjamin Franklin, Victorian quackery, ECT and the brain-computer interfaces being built by , and others. Listen to the whole episode here:

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    Sep 12

    The shocking history (and future) of zapping our bodies and brains with electricity: from the ancient use of electric fish to treat headaches, to the possibilities raised by brain-computer interfaces, explained here by

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  5. Sep 11

    What do you think about this? Intelligence = Knowing (knowledge), What (probability), To Do (Action), Next (time)

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  6. Sep 11

    Ditto

    Look, I really WAS going to go to the gym today but long story short I had to catch a pigeon and my friend Harry needed me to vaccinate some fish.
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  7. Sep 11

    Yes to all of these things. Thanks for the recommendation,

    Do you like dinosaurs? International legal conundrums? Tales of obsession and betrayal? Incredible writing and thorough reporting? Then please join me in celebrating the publication day of 's amazing THE DINOSAUR ARTIST. 🥳🎂🥂🦖
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  8. Sep 11

    Enjoyed talking and the future of deep tech with 's @marynaset

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  9. Sep 10

    Which biology inspired artists do you like?

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  10. Sep 7

    All of our strongest assumptions, everything we imagine, about the future of human cognition, are likely wrong.

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  11. Sep 7

    My two teen boys just finished another summer internship at . While they learned new ways to physically interface with the brain, I learned new ways to verbally interface with teenagers.

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  12. Sep 6

    Organizational practices afford "Cognitive Repairs", correcting for individual biases. On a global scale, organizational efforts by humans are reaching a ceiling, we need AI to up-level.

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  13. Sep 5

    Agreed. Moving account of endurance, dedication, sacrifices, and ultimately generosity.

    Lovely essay from who beat Federer last night. Incredible to see what some folks are willing to endure to chase their dreams
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  14. Sep 5

    What if contemplated limits on human intelligence parallel the past few hundred years of forecasted resource scarcity?

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  15. Sep 5

    Our world is now too complex for humans to manage. We need AI to level-up.

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  16. Sep 5

    Excited to read this new book by my friends and

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    Sep 4

    Thrilled to announce our partnership with !! Excited to combine Ginkgo's technology with Cronos' market experience and vision. Such a great match!

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  18. Sep 1

    5/ In a world dominated by capitalism, this entire argument/situation boils down to one thing: The Economics of Human Improvement. Simply put: every day there are lessening economic incentives to improve humans vs computers. Further explained here:

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  19. Aug 31

    4/ I'll add the missing piece to wrap up all of 's arguments: our data is the single most precious asset we own because it has the unique power to help us radically improve ourselves and avoid becoming irrelevant.

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  20. Aug 31

    3/ "More practically, and more immediately, if we want to prevent the concentration of all wealth and power in the hands of a small elite, we must regulate the ownership of data."

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