Time has been messy. Physics came to a standstill as it struggled to explain time. It simply did not fit with the theories. Human perception of unidirectional time may have interfered with their thinking. Perhaps time simply does not exist (1). Removing time from contemporary theories will solve a lot…

A recent article (1) proposes that time reflection has been demonstrated in the laboratory. As the article describes, spatial reflection of electromagnetic waves is routine. But the idea that the more fascinating part of space-time could also be reflected, has many implications. Over a century ago, a man with nearly…

The rocket scientists of banking, who just about exhausted their loot from 2008, seem to be on the run. Some sold their stock and options when the accountants informed them that the situation is dire. They have a great defense though. There is precedence. A graduate of the greatest business…

As the greatest bank of Silicon Valley, where all the world’s smartest people live, is bailed out using taxpayer money (sorry, Fed, read along!), there could be a few interesting questions to ask: Did the super smart “guys,” running this bank knew much about risk management? If the executives cleaned…

Malaria, a preventable disease that takes over 600K lives a year, mostly kids (1) has been an egg on the face of pharmaceutical companies, seeking billions in profits and humanity, more generally. An endemic parasite in Sub-Saharan Africa and the Indian Sub-continent has not raised alarm bells in the West…

Research that speculates pathogens contribute to the selective pressures for human survival and reproduction (1) is instructive. It has been clear that the great human on top of the hierarchy are slaves to the initial inhabitants of the blue planet. …

A recent article (1) highlights how trauma affects one’s sense of self and even time. Time and the sense of self are intricately connected, for without time there is no self. And a perturbation caused by a trauma appears to destroy both. …

CNS diseases including depression have been treated with chemicals, typically unsuccessfully. This is big business and often questions challenging the status-quo are not entertained by the “money people.” It has been clear for a long time that chemicals are a bad way to treat the brain but just like anything…

“Do no unconscious harm,” (1) is the prescription. Human doctors with an inefficient organ have been delivering inefficient outcomes for their patients because of bias. And now the greatest monopolists are entering healthcare, something they have no clue about, and trying to change the field. The OS company should stick…