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Research · OttawaPhysicists have found a new approach to solving a problem which is almost a century old. The new idea comes from Johnathan Oppenheim, a professor of quantum theory at University College London. In this post-Quantum Gravity, gravity remains non-quantum, and particles remain quantum. This works without contradictions because these two randomnesses fit together.See the Story
Dark Matter Debunked in Revolutionary Cosmic Study
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ChatGPTThere are three fundamental rules of humor. Unfortunately, no one can remember what they are. We can probably blame the Greek philosopher Aristotle for this because he apparently wrote an entire book on laughter, which was then lost. His mistake was not to write on tablets of stone. They are harder to lose, but the downside is that they demand brevity. There has to be a reason why there are only 10 commandments. Stone tablets were the Post-it no…See the Story
ChatGPT is funnier than you
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Artificial IntelligencePolice forces are choosing humans over algorithms to make some identifications. A review of 127 facial recognition algorithms found that the best ones make errors just 0.2 percent of the time. Studies suggest superior facial recognition is a skill that is highly heritable, just like its opposite, face blindness, also known as prosopagnosia.See the Story
Human super-recognizers see faces better than AI
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