Tag Archives: Science

12 Posts of Christmas, 2024 (Day 2)

Posted on December 14, 2024 by The Political Hat

     Explore the science of snowflakes with Professor Brian Cox.      Merry Christmas! Tweet

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Point Counterpoint: Super Humans Or Artificial Intelligence?

Posted on December 11, 2024 by Guest Poster

     A semi-posthumous book by the late Henry Kissinger (along with co-authors “former Google CEO Eric Schmidt and longtime Microsoft senior executive Craig Mundie”) raises the question of dominance by artificial intelligence and the response that ought to be employed.      While … Continue reading →

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Braincell Transplants Mean One Thing Human-Catgirl Hybrid Minds

Posted on December 10, 2024 by The Political Hat

     Transplants from one living creature to another are well known and save countless lives.   Now, the ability to transplant braincells has become real. “First, we prepared astrocyte cultures in petri dishes by extracting immature astrocytes from the cerebral cortex … Continue reading →

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Artificial Intelligence vs. Cats: Why Not Both?

Posted on December 3, 2024 by The Political Hat

     One of the fathers of A.I. believes that artificial intelligence as we know it is innately limited and could not even measure up to a pet, such as a kitty cat. “Yann LeCun helped give birth to today’s artificial-intelligence boom. … Continue reading →

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The Morality Of Catgirls

Posted on November 13, 2024 by The Political Hat

     There has been, for some unfathomable reason, a staunch opposition to genetically engineering catgirls for domestic adoption. Now the bioethics of raising animals to the level of human (e.g. “uplifting”) is not only being brought up, but even attacked! “Bioethics … Continue reading →

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Judge Bans The Changing Of Genetic Makeup To Create Hybrid Sheep. Will A Ban On Catgirls Follow?

Posted on October 8, 2024 by The Political Hat

     There has been, for some unfathomable reason, a war on genetically engineering new hybrid species.   We’ve seen this opposition from legislators and executive branch bureaucratic red tape. Now a judge has weighed in to deter anyone from trying to … Continue reading →

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The Hot New Science: Indigenous Wisdom

Posted on October 2, 2024 by The Political Hat

     One of the more insidious assaults on Western Civilization is the attack on science and scientific expertise. Sometimes this done by a direct assault that not only posits the validity of anti-science “ways of knowing” and the rights and freedoms … Continue reading →

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Artificial Leg Muscles Mean One Thing: Catgirls Who Can Run, Dance, And Skip

Posted on September 24, 2024 by The Political Hat

     The development of technology from crude robot automata to more complex and humanlike bodies has seen developments, such as artificial living skin and artificial wombs, now includes artificial leg muscles. “Researchers said on Monday they had designed the first robotic … Continue reading →

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Science vs. The Oppressive Colonialism Of Intellectual Property

Posted on August 26, 2024 by The Political Hat

     In this day and age where everything seems to be accused of being White Supremacy from milk to mini-sombreros, science is of course targeted as oppressive and colonialist. Science has been declared to be sexist, and even a form colonialism … Continue reading →

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The Exception That Proves The Sex Binary Rule

Posted on August 14, 2024 by The Political Hat

     Reality is reality, just as A is A.   And the reality is that human beings are a sexually dimorphic species with two sexes with both physical and actually physiological differences, some acute and some statistically obvious.   There is … Continue reading →

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