Science Xplained

FYI: Starting tomorrow (Monday, May 4th), live audio of the Elon Musk v. Sam Altman/OpenAI trial will be live-streamed on the official YouTube channel for the US District Court for the Northern District of California. The livestream will be available to the public while court is in session, usually between 8 AM – 2 PM PT, Monday through Thursday, until May 21. Link in the thread below:

Modeling this as a 24hr stochastic process: each impression has probability p of converting to a follow. If ∑p ≥ 10,000, the system converges. You are, of course, a variable in the equation.

a cambrian explosion of creation is upon us

What if Nikola Tesla’s Wardenclyffe Tower had actually worked? 1905.The tower finally hums at full power. Not just radio signals — wireless electricity pulsing across oceans and continents. No copper lines. No coal smoke choking cities. A single tower in New York lighting up homes in London, factories in Tokyo, hospitals in Nairobi… all at once. Tesla had already given the world AC power. Now he wanted to give it for free. J.P. Morgan pulled the funding the moment he realized there’d be no meter, no monopoly, no profit. The project died. The tower was torn down in 1917. Tesla died broke and alone. But imagine if it had succeeded… -No energy poverty. -No more blackouts killing people in heatwaves. -Industry exploding without fossil fuel chains. -Maybe climate change slowed by a century. Or would it have been chaos? One tower = one choke point. Whoever controlled it could weaponize energy, crash economies overnight, or decide who gets light and who stays in the dark. Tesla believed electricity was a birthright, not a product. He was ready to set the whole world free. We’ll never know what that future looked like. But every time your lights flicker… remember the man who almost gave us the sky itself. What do you think would’ve happened — utopia or new kind of tyranny? Drop your theory below. I’m reading every single one.

What if Nikola Tesla’s Wardenclyffe Tower had actually worked? 1905.The tower finally hums at full power. Not just radio signals — wireless electricity pulsing across oceans and continents. No copper lines. No coal smoke choking cities. A single tower in New York lighting up homes in London, factories in Tokyo, hospitals in Nairobi… all at once. Tesla had already given the world AC power. Now he wanted to give it for free. J.P. Morgan pulled the funding the moment he realized there’d be no meter, no monopoly, no profit. The project died. The tower was torn down in 1917. Tesla died broke and alone. But imagine if it had succeeded… -No energy poverty. -No more blackouts killing people in heatwaves. -Industry exploding without fossil fuel chains. -Maybe climate change slowed by a century. Or would it have been chaos? One tower = one choke point. Whoever controlled it could weaponize energy, crash economies overnight, or decide who gets light and who stays in the dark. Tesla believed electricity was a birthright, not a product. He was ready to set the whole world free. We’ll never know what that future looked like. But every time your lights flicker… remember the man who almost gave us the sky itself. What do you think would’ve happened — utopia or new kind of tyranny? Drop your theory below. I’m reading every single one.