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The art of subverting expectations
Subverting expectations is, according to me, a good thing if used with wisdom. Unfortunately “Game of Thrones” didn’t in the mess of season 8. Continue reading
Posted in Mots & Concepts, Reviews
Tagged Drogon, Emmy award, Game of Thrones, George R. R. Martin, Script, Subverting expectations
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A subtle and short guide on how to write good reviews
Today the reviews are the very currency on the internet, this sentence is actually real, but knowing how to write them is a tough question. Continue reading
Posted in Blowmind, Explanations, Mots & Concepts
Tagged Bad reviews, Good reveiws, Reviews
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David Brinn, The practice effect and the progress
In a world when the entropy works differently, David Brinn gave me the chance to get a personal key to read one of his less known novels. Continue reading
Posted in Blowmind, Book reviews, Mots & Concepts, Reviews
Tagged Art, David Brinn, Entroply, Idea, Other worlds, Progress, Sci-fi, Science fiction, The practice effect
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Higher minds and the scales of civilizations
The mankind mind is almost unlimited, it could create literally anything. Remember that smartness and the way we use it are two separate things. Continue reading
Posted in Blowmind, Explanations, Mots & Concepts
Tagged Brain, Carl Sagan, Humans, Intelligence, Kardashev scale, Mind, Nikolai Kardashev, Place, Sci-fi, Science fiction, Space-time, Stupidity, Types
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Henrietta Leavitt and the measurement of the universe
In the international women day, I’ll tell you the story of Henrietta Leavitt, the woman that unlocked the key to measuring the distance between some stars. Continue reading
Posted in Blowmind, Mots & Concepts, Story facts
Tagged Astronomy, Cepheid variables, Henrietta Leavitt, International women day, Measuring, Parallax, Period, Stars
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Sci-fi and the misconception of hostile machines
Sci-fi thought us that machines are hostiles, but is not always like that. It depends on how you program them. In case of an AI, they need to learn. Continue reading
Posted in Book reviews, Mots & Concepts
Tagged Computers, IA, Isaac Asimov, Laws of robotics, Machines, Terminator, World
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The subtle difference between sci-fi and space operas
Sometimes is easy to set a genre for an opera. But is not so simple in reality. Sci-fi is a tricky genre to analyze and set. Continue reading
Posted in Explanations, Mots & Concepts
Tagged Difference, Sci-fi, Science fiction, Space, Space opera, Space travel, Star trek, Star wars, The Martian, What happened to Monday?
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Ideas – The bricks of progress
Ideas are something amazing. Could be very bad if you lose one so please, Just note them and you’ll see that maybe, it will be part of progress. Continue reading
Posted in Blowmind, Dreams, Mots & Concepts
Tagged Briks, Dreams, Ideas, Imagination, Niels Bohr, Progress, Salvador Dali
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Mice and men – Universe 25 and the end of humanity
Universe 25 is one of the most terrifying experiments that we ever did. It stones a behavior relationship between different species. Continue reading
Posted in Explanations, Mots & Concepts, Story facts
Tagged Behavioral sink, Box, Dystopia, John Calhoun, Men, Mice, Overpopulation, Universe 25
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Limits we shall not cross and the ethics of progress
There are limits we shall not cross? If such a limit exists, probably it should be uncrossable so, until we can fulfill progress, we have to. Continue reading
Posted in Blowmind, Explanations, Mots & Concepts
Tagged Doctor, Fringe, God, Head tranplantation, Italy, Knowledge, Life, Limits, Religion, Walter Bishop
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