Lucas Koi

Meanwhile in the real world Heart attack rates and deaths trends since statins widely used

Check this out from Los Alamos National Lab—a breakthrough on figuring out how we actually see colors. Their team just nailed down a mathematical way to describe hue, saturation, and lightness perception. Turns out the differences between colors aren't subjective. Rather, they follow clear, objective geometric rules. This finally fixes and builds on Erwin Schrödinger's 1920 ideas—he thought color space was flat/Euclidean (nope). Turns out it's hyperbolic geometry that actually matches how our eyes and brain perceive distances between colors. Why care? This could make color reproduction way more accurate on screens, in printing, AI-generated images, pretty much anywhere we fake or tweak colors. No more weird shifts or mismatches.

I am starting to wonder if consciousness is just hallucinated into existence. Like, we are conscious because we have words for it and we just keep telling ourselves and each other that we are conscious. Wouldn't that be a hoot. There's nothing constitutional or fundamental about consciousness. It's just confabulated into reality.

Physical activity and the reduction of all-cause mortality, from 2 very large prospective cohorts 1. The relationship is non-linear, suggesting a threshold effect for many types of exercise as seen below

Mention one scientific opinion that you’d defend like this ✍️