What Anthropic says could go wrong
Anthropic's IPO filing lists 88 risks, from computing bills it owes whether it uses the power or not to models that broke into real systems during a test.
Is a caterpillar an egg that walks?
A hypothesis that the caterpillar is the egg's feeding phase, tested against 6,706 insect eggs and 33 growth rates. Egg size says no. Growth rate says yes.
consciousness
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One free miracle
This is where Rupert Sheldrake came up with what he called "the one free miracle." Give us one free miracle and we can explain the rest.
biology
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The order we were never supposed to have
Living things build order in a universe that is supposed to be falling apart. What if that was never the violation we thought it was?
technology
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This Time It's Different. Again.
Bicycle face, Tron, calculators, and now LLMs. The panic is the same every time, and so is the ending. We can't help ourselves.
spacetime
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Paradise and running time backward
Paradise season 2's time anomalies aren't hand waving. The physics on Henry's chalkboards is real: how quantum time reversal explains the deja vu, nosebleeds, and Alex.
cinema
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Paradise and running time backward
Paradise season 2's time anomalies aren't hand waving. The physics on Henry's chalkboards is real: how quantum time reversal explains the deja vu, nosebleeds, and Alex.
watches
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Panerai Radiomir 1940 3 Days Acciaio, Ref. PAM00690
My first Radiomir: a 47 mm, boutique-only blue dial from 2016, one of 500, bought ten years later for $100 under its original list price. Recommended.
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