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The dragon problem

Class draconem Here's a draft. --- I've spent years building something I'd like to share with people who care about speculative biology. It's called Class Draconem — a scientifically grounded evolutionary history of dragons, starting from a real genetic event (a Hox gene duplication in a Silurian... read more

Soft Bodies, Hard Physics

the ground twitches first— running unauthorised diagnostics on my ankles like it's planning an upgrade I didn't request. a bird knifes upward with such clean aerodynamics it borders on mockery. insult recorded. the tide‑gnawed slabs pretend to be inert, but they hum with the... read more

Accelerate

One look and I could calculate. The inevitability of fate. Willingly I took the bait. Was it choice? (Was it choice?) The math was clear from day one And the falling's already begun Yet I think I've won? (Have I won?) No point in fighting what I see You're the equation solving me [Chorus] I... read more

Reflecting on Teleportation: Fiction vs. Physics

I know, I know, it's a huge text on a very specific topic, who's going to read it?But I need to post this thought somewhere 😁 The more I think about the idea of teleportation, like we see in movies, the more convinced I become of its practical impossibility. Fiction makes everything look simple,... read more

Class draconem

Here's a draft. --- I've spent years building something I'd like to share with people who care about speculative biology. It's called Class Draconem — a scientifically grounded evolutionary history of dragons, starting from a real genetic event (a Hox gene duplication in a Silurian fish that... read more

Did you know?

In October of 2022 the Nobel prize in physics was awarded for proving that the universe renders in exactly the same way a video game does. That the universe is not locally 'real'? ( In order to define the words 'local ' and 'real, in this instance I'm referring to locality as being the assumption... read more