Information Overload

I started working on what I suppose you could call Foundations of Mathematics when I was in Sweden back in 2019, but I’m reluctant to call it that, because I didn’t produce any meaningful axiomatic systems, or results, though it looks like I did solve the…

I was looking at pictures of Frank Sinatra’s home in Palm Springs, and I noticed that the kitchen looked very similar to a kitchen that I described in a book I wrote, VeGa.

I wrote previously that at least two Neanderthal mtDNA genomes in my dataset appear to have been misclassified by the authors of the articles that analyzed the genomes in question.

Introduction I’m building up to a formal paper on human history that uses Machine Learning applied to mtDNA.

Introduction I’ve written about the symmetry of gravity in the past, but at the time, I had a much more convoluted theory of physics.

Introduction My work on mtDNA has led to a thesis that human life begins in Africa, spreads to Asia, and then spreads (1) back West to Europe and Africa and (2) further East into East Asia and the Pacific.

Genetic Alignment Because of relatively recent advances in genetic sequencing, we can now read entire mtDNA genomes.

The vast majority of my work in mtDNA has focused on global alignments, because of the unbelievable efficiency this creates, even when working on consumer devices.

I noticed a while back that the purported Quantum Mechanical explanations for the Double-Slit Experiment, don’t make any sense for a very simple reason: generally, people assume the velocity of light is fixed at c.

I don’t remember the first time I heard about the Liar’s Paradox, but it was definitely in college, because it came up in my computer theory classes in discussions on formal grammars.