Source: hackaday.com “Physics is like sex; sure, it may give some practical results, but that’s not why we do it” - Feynman Richard P. Feynman (Richard Phillips Feynman) was one of the revolutionary scientists of the twentieth-century and by far the coolest among his generation of Physicists. Born in New York in 1918, he had Russian and Polish genes which did contribute to his geniuses. He had a nick for Physics since his childhood and pursued this field with such coolness and ambition that he is regarded as one of the best teachers in Physics as well. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1965 for his work which tied together with light, radio, electricity, and magnetism. This work revolutionized Quantum Physics and Quantum Electrodynamics and made the study of the interaction of subatomic particles easier. This work was later called “FeynmanDiagrams” . Feynman’s high standing among physicists was not only due to his brilliance in Physics but his bold and colorful personal...
IS TECHNOLOGY MAKING HUMANS WEAK? Technology has grown since the invention of the wheel to now Artificial Intelligence and it is very much possible of the invention of artificial life mimicking humans in the near future. This is scary (in case of Sci-Fi movie reference), this is mind tangling and perhaps for a sane and logical person, a stupid invention as well, but why are humans so interested in copying itself when he is the original one. Right, it seems stupid. However, it does have BENEFITS. Now, BENEFITS include everything a human can do, will be done by these inventions, and by everything means everything even broadening the spectrum of life (Artificial Reproduction) as well. Two things come into our NATURAL brain. Is it necessary to do such inventions when the whole world is deteriorating with Global Warming and Pandemics? Are we becoming weak because of sorting our own problems (created by us)? Well... The first question has been discussed around an infinite number of tim...
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