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Yayoi Kusama fasziniert: Ihre Infinity Rooms bescheren dem Museum Ludwig in KΓΆln einen Besucherrekord.
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Hype, Sustainability, and the Price of the Bigger-is-Better Paradigm in AI
With the growing attention and investment in recent AI approaches such as large language models, the narrative that the larger the AI system the more valuable, powerful and interesting it is is increa...
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Rob McConnell Interviews - ALEXANDRA BRUCE - 2012-Apocalypse or Hollywood Hype
Join Rob McConnell as he welcomes Alexandra Bruce, author and researcher of popular culture, science, spirituality and unexplained subjects, for a look back at one of the biggest doomsday scares of the early 21st centuryβthe prediction that 2012 might bring catastrophic changes or even the end of the world. Alexandra is the author of 2012: Science or Superstition? The Definitive Guide to the Doomsday Phenomenon, published in 2009 as an expanded companion to the documentary 2012: Science or Superstition. As December 21, 2012 approached, books, television specials, websites and Hollywood's disaster movie 2012 helped transform interpretations of the Maya Long Count calendar into a worldwide cultural phenomenon. Alexandra examined how the date became associated with apocalypse and investigated claims involving geomagnetic pole shifts, Earth-crust displacement, Planet X, astronomical alignments and other proposed catastrophes. Her book included interviews and perspectives from figures including Graham Hancock, John Major Jenkins and Daniel Pinchbeck while attempting to separate history and science from speculation and mythology. In this conversation, Rob and Alexandra examine the difference between what ancient Maya calendrical traditions actually represented and what modern popular culture turned them into. Was there genuine evidence that December 2012 represented an approaching global catastrophe, or had ancient history become attached to modern fears and then amplified through television, the Internet, publishing and Hollywood? The original X Zone program specifically promoted the discussion as an examination of subjects including Yellowstone, geomagnetic changes, crustal displacement, Planet X and the Maya calendar. Join Rob McConnell and Alexandra Bruce on The 'X' Zone Radio Show for a fascinating retrospective on prophecy, apocalypse and the extraordinary 2012 phenomenon. We now know that December 21, 2012 passed without the predicted global apocalypse, making the episode an intriguing case study in how end-times predictions develop and spread. Why are humans repeatedly fascinated by predictions of their own destruction? How does legitimate scientific uncertainty become transformed into claims of impending catastrophe? And when fear, ancient prophecy, the Internet and Hollywood collide, how do we separate evidence from hype?
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Hyperliquid token hits record $96 as sector rally pushes value above $20B
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