Black box gaslighting from Tasmania to the Moon

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Black box gaslighting

   Researcher said that one person controlling Twitter would be "incompatible with democracy."

   Unregulated data collection means the social-media industry holds sway over real-world events.

   "This is a disaster, and it's not only about Elon Musk, but he kind of puts it on steroids," she said.

The former professor and author of "The Age of Surveillance Capitalism," Shoshana Zuboff, said huge ad revenue and unregulated data collection about user behavior have changed the social-media industry, which now holds incredible sway over real-world events.


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Scientists Are Planning to Build Noah's Ark on the Moon

Humans, plants, and animals on Earth face the dual threats of climate change and asteroids someday striking the planet.

Scientists believe they can preserve all living things with a solar-powered lunar ark.

This compound inside the moon's lava tubes could store cryogenically frozen reproductive cells from 6.7 million species on Earth as a sort of insurance policy.

In 2068, astronomers believe a potentially hazardous "God of Chaos" asteroid could slam into Earth. Both events suggest humans—and every other animal and plant on Earth—are much more susceptible to total annihilation than we think.

Enter the lunar ark, which would be a storage shelter filled to the brim with genetic material for the most important plants and animals on Earth.

250 Launches, 30 Years, and 6.7 Million Species.


Carnegie Mellon’s MoonArk, headed for the Moon is more than a mini time capsule.

In 2021, Carnegie Mellon University is sending the first museum to the Moon aboard an Astrobotic lander. Our project, called “The MoonArk,” is a gift of life and hope to future humans embodied by all the arts, enlarging the lunar mission to ponder how the Moon stirs the tides, the growth patterns of life, the rhythms of society, and how the Moon always continues to pull us further into the heavens.

The MoonArk is a highly collaborative and massively integrated sculpture that poetically sparks wonderment through the integration of the arts, humanities, sciences, and technologies. Comprised of four independent 2”h x 2” dia chambers and weighing a combined total of 8 ounces, it contains hundreds of images, poems, music, nano-objects, mechanisms, and earthly samples intertwined through complex narratives that blur the boundaries between worlds seen and unseen. It is designed to direct our attention from the Earth outward, into the cosmos and beyond and reflect back to Earth as an endless dialogue that speaks to our context within the universe.

AI-Nano-tech Noah MoonArk

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