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Just some news, some baffling, given the lack of warning. For many years, SFN was owned by a medical student, now an internist in Tampa, named John Venzor. IIRC, he used to post as "Blike." Now, the ICANN lookup website reports the domain was sold by him, couple days ago, to a Martin Masselo, in Argentina, who may be the registrant representing some sort of web developer company...


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Nothing bad, everything is comfortable, but also nothing new?


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My Working Theory of Consciousness I’ve been trying to make sense of consciousness from a structural, logical point of view, and over time I’ve arrived at a model that feels internally consistent to me. I’m not presenting this as proven fact, but as a framework that explains how I see awareness, individuality, and experience fitting together. At the center of my thinkin...


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Otherwise known as the "Im getting old" thread. I thought I would see when I joined, in my mind I was, "Im sure Ive been here for close to a decade". Nope. I was wrong. Just over two decades. Now I see names here still posting from when I first started so I was wondering how long some of you have been a member for? Also, kudos for keeping the forum going that long. Its one o...


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spin-up: University of Warwick. "Supercharged light pulverizes asteroids." ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 10 February 2020. <www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/02/200210112236.htm>. The Yopp effect will spin asteroids so fast, th...


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