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Null Space - AI doomsday? Or not?AI doomsday takes are everywhere, and Primer’s video is one of the versions of that genre. But when I tried to line up its assumptions with how machines (and living systems) actually work, I kept running into a gap: the argument quietly treats AI less like a tool and more like a self-preserving

Null Space - Interactive map of Alzheimer's genesAnalyzing gene interactions is a major pain and is super messy. I found that out trying to make a coherent representation of my findings after applying comparative discontinuities in TDA framework to gene co-expression data in Alzheimer's patients. While researching different ways to visualize

Null Space - Human ManifestoIt’s a challenging time to be alive — AI taking over the world, climate change scares, political division, misinformation, consumerism-fueled capitalism, giant conglomerates, mental health crisis. Deeper and deeper the desperation about the ‘smallness’ of a single human being penetrates into the

Null Space - looking back when the whole world is looking forward The question of a living system is this: how can we maximize our existence when we’re in an evolutionary race, where understanding is essential for survival? That might sound like the start of a biology lecture. In fact, it’s the wrong slide — or rather, the wrong metaphor. Let’s try again. The

Null Space - Correlations and manifoldsInvestigation of entities through the lens of co-expression matrices and graphs that correspond to them is not a new approach. Co-expression matrices are commonly explored through eigen-decomposition and spectral analysis to investigate _. From graph-theoretic perspective transformation of

Null Space - if tree falls in the woodsA contemplation on concepts of causality, chains, cycles, observers, objectivity/subjectivity and their embedding into "living systems as manifolds" framework. "If a tree falls in the woods does it make a sound?" is a canonical question of a causality and observer problem. it can be rephrased as:

Null Space - The moment life came to beIf life is a small, richly–structured “world” carved out of an almost-random big world, geometry is the natural language. Every requirement we list becomes a shape or flow in state-space. Below is one way to sketch a “minimal metaphysical recipe” for life if we take seriously your two guiding

Null Space - Hypothesis PrismScientific discoveries are amazing, but they’re often hidden behind walls of dense text and inaccessible formats. What if there was a way to make these complex ideas visual, interactive, and easier to grasp? The hypothesis tetrahedron is a visual tool built on category theory and formal concept

Null Space - OverheadContext: Vanneva Bush Advocated for a national policy on scientific research, leading to the establishment of the NSF and its administration. Elon: "Vannevar, I'm stoked about our new plan—we’re slashing taxes for every American while supercharging science!" Vannevar Bush: "Brilliant! You know,

Null Space - Comparative discontinuities in TDAComparative data analysis is a common practice across many disciplines—we often want to understand how two (or more) groups differ: test conditions, experimental groups, or healthy versus diseased populations, for example. The simplest approach might involve statistical tests that differentiate two

Null Space - Why manifold is a good abstraction for realityIt can be argued that much of what happens in dynamic reality is some form of repetition at every level. We repeat our actions, expecting outcomes similar to those that occurred in the past. Genes encode useful patterns passed down to living systems from their predecessors. Atoms combine into

Null Space - Do contradictions exist?- Can there be a ball that is red and not red at the same time? - No. - Why not? - It is a contradiction.

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