In Print

Pyramids, Consciousness and the Limits of Science

I’ve recently watched a great simulation of how the human hearing mechanism operates. The air vibrations generated by some disturbance eventually reach our eardrum. The ensuing vibrations of the drum perturb a small bone called the hammer which starts to move up and down.

Quantum computational advantage and counting particles and waves

Many people take the beginning of the field of quantum computation to be a paper by Feynman titled “There is plenty of room at the bottom” (1959, but unnoticed till the early 80s). The title suggests that physical systems can store way more information than the transistors used at the time of writing…

Gnostic quantum computing

In the “Gospel according to Judas”, the writer (most likely not Judas Iscariot himself) tells a different story of Jesus (to the 4 Gospels in the Bible).