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Human beings have always turned to oracles and divination for answers to difficult questions. Today, AI might be fulfilling that role.

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The biggest breakthrough in modern theoretical physics is the discovery that gravity can collapse the dimensions of space. Physicists don’t yet understand the implications.

Until now, only scattered and smashed bones had been found at the site.

A government-funded competition would award prizes for quantum computers that do useful work no supercomputer can touch.

The idea that rocks or objects taken from a certain place can bring bad luck is more widespread than ever.

Fairy circles are puzzling patterns created by plants in the desert. Scientists are still uncovering the strange reasons behind these.

How long might a ghost haunt a house? Find out how long hauntings may last and check recent witness reports before planning your next ghost hunt.

The massive scale of security incidents points to control problems for AI companies.

[Earlier this year, Matthew Kibbey, the new publisher/editor of Fate magazine, generously asked if I might submit to the launch of the magazine under his editorship. I had, on hand, the latest and …

The idea that life on Earth began elsewhere in space has long been controversial, but it’s now gaining traction.

Twelve years after the Central Intelligence Agency initially rejected its publication, a scathing book skewers a top-secret spying program.

This paper examines the early history of the United States Air Force’s UFO programs, from the 1947 wave of sightings through the closure of Project Blue Book at the end of 1969. Initially marked by ge...

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