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Aug 23, 2018

A Monitor’s Ultrasonic Sounds Can Reveal What’s on the Screen

Posted by in category: futurism

Researchers have demonstrated that they can discern individual letters on a display based only on the ultrasonic whine it emits.

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Aug 23, 2018

Kenyan Banks Seek Regulatory Approval to Use Blockchain Tech

Posted by in categories: bitcoin, finance

Kenyan banks are seeking regulatory approval to use distributed-ledger technology, also known as blockchain, to distribute payments and create credit-scoring models to rate potential borrowers.

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Aug 23, 2018

How humans could talk to aliens

Posted by in category: futurism

How humans can communicate with aliens.

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Aug 23, 2018

As the school year approaches, a look at this medical student’s must-read list: https://stan.md/2OkfWLb (Photo by Syd Wachs)

Posted by in categories: biotech/medical, education

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Aug 23, 2018

Tau Protein Aggregation is Linked to DNA Damage and Senescent Cells

Posted by in categories: biotech/medical, life extension, neuroscience, open access

Today, we want to draw your attention to a recent study showing an association between the accumulation of Tau proteins, which are misfolded proteins that typically indicate Alzheimer’s disease and senescent cells.

Unfortunately, this journal paper is hidden behind a paywall, as is 70% of scientific data; this is an unacceptable situation for science and the sharing of knowledge. However, thanks to the work of Sci-Hub, a website that bypasses paywalls and offers free access to all scientific papers, you can read it without spending a dime.

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Aug 23, 2018

NRAM — Memory technology that is incredibly fast!

Posted by in category: computing

Memory technology that is incredibly fast, packs massive amounts of storage and is permanently nonvolatile… it’s going to change the world.

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Aug 23, 2018

It’s Official, The Transhuman Era Has Begun

Posted by in categories: augmented reality, bioengineering, computing, quantum physics, transhumanism

I don’t know about you, but I had to look them both up to get a solid understanding of these terms. Of course, these ideas aren’t new. And the brave new world of biohacking, I mean grinder biohacking, is fodder for edgy and future forward media outlets as well as the nightly news. What interests me is the shift to a more commonplace reference like Gartner report. Their analysis of over 2,000 innovations from quantum computing to augmented reality, lead them to choose that fine line between man and machine. It’s important and a bold wake-up call to humanity.


Is humanity about to enter its greatest point of transformation?

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Aug 22, 2018

Massive asteroid bigger than the Great Pyramid of Giza will make a close approach to Earth NEXT WEEK

Posted by in categories: asteroid/comet impacts, existential risks

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A massive asteroid estimated to be double the size of a Boeing 747 is headed toward a close approach with Earth next week.

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Aug 22, 2018

Congo approves more experimental Ebola treatments

Posted by in categories: biotech/medical, health

KINSHASA (Reuters) — Democratic Republic of Congo has approved four more experimental treatments against the deadly Ebola virus, the health ministry said as it raced to contain an outbreak in its violence-torn east.

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Aug 22, 2018

Lift off for British Aeolus weather satellite which promises to end Michael Fish style gaffes

Posted by in category: satellites

The world just became a little bit safer tonight as Europe’s groundbreaking wind-monitoring satellite finally blasted into orbit — ridding the world of Michael Fish moments.

At exactly 10.20 BST the Jupiter mission control centre in French Guiana, South America, gave the final green light for lift-off following a nail-biting week which saw the launch delayed by 24 hours- ironically because of strong winds.

But with the name Aeolus, it was never going to be plain sailing for the European Space Agency’s latest Earth Observation satellite.

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