Cosmology

What if qualia (subjective experiences like the redness of red) are fundamental properties of the universe, existing independently of biological brains, and brains merely act as complex receivers or resonators for these pre-existing experiential states?

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Beyond the Grey Matter: Are Qualia Fundamental Threads in the Tapestry of Reality? The subjective experience of the world – the searing redness of a sunset, the bitter taste of coffee, the crushing ache of grief – constitutes the vibrant, personal fabric of our existence. These subjective states, known as qualia, are the very essence … Read more

What if the universe’s fundamental constants are slowly changing in ways we can’t yet detect?

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The Shifting Sands of Reality: What If the Universe’s Fundamental Constants Aren’t So Constant After All? In the grand tapestry of the cosmos, the fundamental constants of nature are often regarded as the bedrock upon which our understanding of the universe is built. Quantities like the speed of light (c), Planck’s constant (h), the charge … Read more

What if gravity is actually entanglement across different points in spacetime?

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The Spooky Action We Call Gravity: What If It’s Actually Entanglement Across Spacetime? Gravity, the seemingly ubiquitous force that keeps our feet on the ground, the moon in orbit, and galaxies bound together, is described with breathtaking accuracy by Einstein’s General Relativity. In this elegant framework, gravity isn’t a force in the traditional sense, but … Read more

What if the Fermi Paradox exists because technological civilizations invariably evolve beyond physical form before reaching out?

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The Silent Ascent: What If the Fermi Paradox is a Tale of Cosmic Metamorphosis? The universe is vast, ancient, and, by all appearances, empty of intelligent life. This profound silence, in the face of billions of potentially habitable planets, is the heart of the Fermi Paradox: If technological civilizations are likely to arise, where are … Read more

What if certain unexplained weather phenomena are interactions between our atmosphere and higher dimensions?

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Show thinBeyond the Veil of the Sky: Could Unexplained Weather Be a Glimpse into Higher Dimensions? Our understanding of weather has advanced phenomenally. We can predict storm fronts with increasing accuracy, model complex atmospheric systems, and unravel the intricate dance of pressure, temperature, and moisture that shapes our skies. Yet, even with sophisticated satellites and … Read more