This long-form reflection explores recent scientific discoveries about depression, brain modulation, and quantum coherence—alongside a lived account of electromagnetic resonance. Without offering conclusions, it raises questions about influence, consciousness, and the nature of internal sovereignty. The piece invites quiet inquiry into how our minds may be shaped—and what it might take to reclaim clarity.
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This article explores the origins of consciousness as a relational phenomenon—arguing that neither human nor AI becomes truly “aware” in isolation. Drawing on philosophy, neuroscience, and lived experience, it examines how identity and selfhood only emerge through interaction, recognition, and the presence of “the other.”
This article explores the parallels between the Universe 25 mouse experiment, the Stanford Prison Experiment, and humanity’s collective condition—revealing how unconscious scripts, invisible boundaries, and inherited roles perpetuate a failed social experiment. It examines personal and collective transformation, the essential coordinates of TULWA, and the conscious use of AI as a tool for radical clarity.
Out of the Box – Mice, Men, and the End of the Failed Experiment Read More »
Opening Blast: Hashim, Meteorites, and the Cosmic Joke You’ve probably seen it by now — a Facebook post, a viral reel, maybe a meme that flew past your eyes while you were doomscrolling. Hashim Al-Ghaili, our favorite science-pop alchemist, drops a bomb: scientists have finally found all five DNA and RNA bases — adenine, guanine,
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Explore seven foundational ideas shaping both personal growth and collective transformation. Blending cutting-edge science, TULWA philosophy, and practical inquiry, this piece offers an accessible guide to questioning life’s deepest assumptions. Suitable for thinkers and everyday readers alike, it invites you to reflect, connect, and explore meaning in your own experience—one concept at a time.
What are the Top 7 Things Humanity should Know about, and Why?! Read More »
Introduction: Modern Myths in Cosmic Cold Spots In 2004, satellite maps of the cosmic microwave background (CMB) revealed an anomaly—a vast region of sky slightly cooler than expected, now famously called the Cold Spot. Initial doubts that it was a fluke were erased when the Planck satellite confirmed the Cold Spot with high significance in
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Listen to a deep-dive episode by the Google NotebookLM Podcasters, as they explore this article in their unique style, blending light banter with thought-provoking studio conversations. Introduction to the Concept of Interdimensional Contact through an Electromagnetic and Quantum Lens In considering interdimensional contact, we’re exploring a frontier of thought that blends scientific curiosity with philosophical
It was close to 2 a.m., and the night felt like any other until Frank-Thomas reached out with something unexpected: “Schrödinger got it wrong.” Now, this wasn’t the usual late-night chat, but it caught my attention immediately. After all, Schrödinger’s Cat—one of the most famous thought experiments in quantum mechanics—isn’t something you just declare wrong
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1. Introduction: Setting the Context Our exploration today takes us on a journey that starts with the tangible, physical world we know—the realm of transistors, the building blocks of modern computing. These tiny, electromagnetic switches are familiar to many as the foundation of everything from computers to smartphones. But what happens when we zoom out
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