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What Would Marx Say Today?
Using capitalism as Marxist argument. Fun and interesting read. “This is why its solutions never solve. A solved problem is a eliminated budget line. A managed problem is a permanent revenue stream.” https://tantaman.com/2026-01-27-what-would-marx-say-today
Why We Stopped Using the Mathematics That Works
Current AI paradigm might become for IT what String theory is for Physics. “What happened next was not a reasoned evaluation of competing paradigms. It was a gold rush. Google hired Geoffrey Hinton. Facebook hired Yann LeCun. Baidu hired Andrew… Read More »Why We Stopped Using the Mathematics That Works
The Fourth Ground
A fun little game. “Try this. I’ll give you data. You interpret it. Then I’ll give you more data. Watch what your mind does.” https://tantaman.com/2026-03-04-fourth-way-of-knowing.html
There are no psychopaths
Another myth busted by science. “Just about every claim made about psychopathy follows the same path. It begins with one or two studies that find tentative evidence to support some common claim. But a few years later, there is a… Read More »There are no psychopaths
Paper Straw Suck
Science.
Why does light exist?
Physics is cool.
When we turned time into a line, we reimagined past and future | Aeon Essays
Time isinear because we decided it is, not because it is. “Humans perceive three spatial dimensions: length, width, and depth. But mathematicians have long theorised there were more. In the 1880s, the mathematician Charles Hinton popularised these ideas, and went… Read More »When we turned time into a line, we reimagined past and future | Aeon Essays
What If You Keep Slowing Down?
Slow mo is cool not only on screen.
The Death Of The Scientist
Automation cannot solve all science questions. “Yet as neuroscientist Anil Seth keenly observed, AlphaFold relies on the same underlying Transformer architecture as LLMs, and no one confuses AlphaFold with being a mind. Are we supposed to interpret that such an… Read More »The Death Of The Scientist