Physicist: Warp Drive and Wormholes Could Be Used for Time Travel

"Warp drive and stargate wormholes could be used for time travel to the past. That's the surprising conclusion that controversial theoretical physicist and author Dr. Jack Sarfatti has reached from his research into dark energy and dark matter."The parts about retrocausality and the Omega Point are rather stimulating.

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Can 'friendly' AI save humans from irrelevance or extinction?

"The fate of the human species depends on AI (Artificial Intelligence) entities far smarter than us and who aren't prone to wipe out or enslave us. That is one of the topics to be discussed by luminaries in the AI world at the Singularity Summit 2007 held at the Palace..."

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Hubble Ultra Deep Field's Window of Possibility

"The Hubble Ultra Deep Field is an infinitesimally slender core-sample drilled out of the universe. And yet inside it is enough vastness to do violence to a person's common sense. How can the window of possibility be so unfathomably large?"

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World Psychedelic Forum Basel Switzerland March 21-24 2008

"...Presenting a unique opportunity for experts, researchers, and interested persons from all around the globe to exchange views and hear presentations of the latest research on the value of these remarkable psychedelic substances in medicine, psychology, science, religion, culture and the arts..."

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5 Simple Steps to the Singularity

All of this can be done transparently, decentralized and by either the public or private sectors:

1. In numerous tests, nanobots swim around in the brain observing the exact physical causality of the mind.
2. The observations are compared and tied into neural algorithms.
3. The algorithms are interpreted into a machine language capable of communicating with the mind, defining intelligence.
4. AI research uses this data to match machine complexity with human intelligence.
5. AI proceeds to observe human behavior and match neural algorithms with behavioral algorithms, while exponentially surpassing human intelligence and/or behavioral complexity.

Science as we know it ends once we've open-sourced the very minds carrying it out.