Size matters. Some people object that it does not matter, but has meaning. But meaning always matters, so it is the same.  The bigger problems one solves, the bigger the gains. Big problems require

Lets build an universe [1], [2]. I realize this blog post is the most 'psychedelic' up to now and for long time to go, but some 'poetry' never really hurts ...  We discussed already the worldmaker

Masa. Masayoshi Son [1]. The master of SoftBank [2]. The Japanese national of Korean background [3] - really great achievement in this context! The individual with, I suspect, the biggest buying power

''Thinking by Machine: A Study of Cybernetics'' by Pierre de Latil [1] Published by Houghton Mifflin Company in 1957 (c.1956), Boston. Foreword of Isaac Asimov (then only 36 years old) ! Recommendation

Guys, after a few articles [1], [2], [3]. [4] - I think I owe you to present a little bit myself and Behest.io [5], [6].  I, Karov, am a human, i.e. I'm not robot ( although, my friend @trafalgar

To zoom out is useful. It puts the events networks of our spacetime in perspective. Including on what the great Jorje Luis Borges was calling the Orbis Tertius [1]: ''ORBIS TERTIUS. "Tertius" (Latin =

Hans Moravec [1] is the patriarch of robotics [2]. The real one, not the Sci-Fi father. Asimov was just the prophet in this scheme of things.  Moravec to Kurzweil is what's Bitcoin to Ethereum and

Retrodictive archaeology is so tempting. It is about what it was, what it is, what we knew and what we know.  Here I present another time travel glimpse of mine:  February 1998. Global Information

Retrodiction involves (virtual?) travel back in time.  Or memory mining, which is its equivalent, where the attended content gets reprocessed in order to extract some dynamic patterns.  Even