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1 day ago

Why your microbiome may matter more than DNA for your lifelong health

Microbes, short for microorganisms, are tiny living things like bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa. When scientists talk about the human microbiome, they usually refer to the trillions of bacteria that live in and on our bodies, especially in the gut.
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fromSocial Media Explorer
1 month ago

Sam Sammane on Digital Amnesia and the Decline of Human Memory - Social Media Explorer

Digital amnesia is diminishing our memory and presence as technology automates tasks that once required active recall.
fromFuturism
1 week ago
Artificial intelligence

People Being Replaced by AI Are Suffering a Deep Sense of Worthlessness

Digital life
fromSocial Media Explorer
1 month ago

Sam Sammane on Digital Amnesia and the Decline of Human Memory - Social Media Explorer

Digital amnesia is diminishing our memory and presence as technology automates tasks that once required active recall.
fromFuturism
1 week ago
Artificial intelligence

People Being Replaced by AI Are Suffering a Deep Sense of Worthlessness

Independent films
fromAnOther
2 months ago

A Guide to the Thrilling Existential Genre Cinema of Alex Garland

Alex Garland's films explore discomfort, human barbarity, and existential themes through a unique lens of science-fiction and horror.
Digital life
fromPsychology Today
2 months ago

AI and the Collapse of Time

AI disrupts traditional human cognition by decoupling thought from time, challenging the essence of how we learn and remember.
Maintaining a temporal sense may be one of humanity's last forms of meaningful defiance against rapid technological change.
Digital life
fromPsychology Today
3 months ago

Are the Systems We Have Created Now Controlling Us?

The systems-oriented worldview diminishes humanity, reducing individuals to data within technological systems.
Dependence on technology and systems poses risks to personal well-being and identity.
fromDocument Journal
4 months ago

Alexander Wessely on the art without boundaries

Wessely's path has been fluid. After cutting his teeth in photography, he began to feel 'limited by the camera as a tool,' pushing him towards kinetic forms.
Writing
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