How to Find the Best Superposition for Your Quantum Computer
Science is a serious business, as everyone knows. Which clearly means it is both serious and a business, except that thanks to a quantum effect it can also become entertainment.
Science is a serious business, as everyone knows. Which clearly means it is both serious and a business, except that thanks to a quantum effect it can also become entertainment.
In the scrum for masks, tests and toilet paper, posture wasn’t at the top of everyone’s list. Now it should be.
A new book explaining how to optimize your nervous system condenses the best of psychology and neuroscience, which makes it almost perfect.
The muon has become the new star of physics, opening vistas for new theories of everything.
In this edition of Tech Turncoat Truths, William Softky explains the role of a “man-in-the-middle attack” with digital communication.
Artificial intelligence poses a challenge to our professional lives, but neuroscience goes to the heart of who we are as ethical, political and free-thinking creatures.
In this edition of Tech Turncoat Truths, William Softky explains how technology has outstripped the human sensory system.
A nervous system’s greatest powers derive from happenings measured in micrometers and microseconds, powers that can be cheaply revived. But beware of the lure of monetization.
In this edition of Tech Turncoat Truths, William Softky gives a step-by-step guide on how to reboot your spine.
Coherent sonic environments such as “sound baths” recalibrate moods and nervous systems. William Softky explains in this edition of Tech Turncoat Truths.
In the first article of this new column, dubbed 3T, William Softky looks at why staring at screens is bad for humans.
