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We Were Never Alone
From the time we first looked up at the stars and asked, “Is there anyone out there?”—we’ve assumed that intelligence, if it exists beyond Earth, must resemble our own. We picture beings with language, emotions, tools, and perhaps even spaceships. Underlying this expectation is something more subtle: the belief that intelligence requires a self—a mind…
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When Physics Meets Philosophy and Religion
There are moments in learning when something clicks—when an idea at first elusive suddenly becomes illuminating. It sends a subtle tremble down your spine. It might happen when you hear that space itself is expanding faster than the speed of light. Or when you learn that a particle might exist in multiple places at once—until…
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