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If Dark Matter was the mirror twin to Dark Energy, then normal matter would be siamese twins?
Currently we don't know what dark matter is or if it even exists, same goes for dark energy. I personally don't believe in dark matter, atleasts the dark matter that is suppost to supply the extra gravity to explain why some star orbit so quickly even though they are at the edges of galaxies.
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According to current theory, dark matter (more precisely non-baryonic matter) and dark energy are completely different (although I have seen some speculation that there is some connection).
In any case, dark matter is supposed to consist of stuff that doesn't interact with ordinary matter or emit any electromagnetic energy.
Dark energy is based on a construct of general relativity. It may be related to the energy of the vacuum, although qualitatively, there is a vast discrepancy.
In both cases, there is observational evidence for something, but these explanations are still quite tentative.
Dark matter may just be a flow of negative and positive charges (which come from intergalactic space) across our galaxy.
The magnetic field of the galaxy would concentrate the charges as they move inwards and so they would keep high velocity stars in orbit by pushing the stars towards
the centre of the galaxy.The stars should be a little flatter on one side than on the other to reflect the pressure that the flowing charges create on their surfaces.It's possible that the flowing charges could be the gravitational force carriers themselves - the ones in Le Sage's theory of pushing gravity.
I think dark energy is two new kinds of stable quarks which have a mass similar to the mass of the strange quark, and this explains why the strange quark has a 50 % uncertainty in its mass - its being mistaken for the new quarks in accelerator experiments from time to time.A new family of stable quarks would mean that there are two stable families (the up and down is the other one) and two unstable families ( the strange,charm and top and bottom).
I have never seen any description of such things. They should be evidenced by a lot of electromagnetic radiation.
I am guessing you made this up. There is no evidence for such particles.
Excellent point. WMAP supports the premise that EM processes cannot explain the CMBR. By process of elimination, WIMP is the best guess at explaining 'dark matter'.
Have you tried Self Creation Cosmology? (see thread on this forum). SCC predicts a matter density parameter Omega of 0.22. Because it is a linearly expanding, 'freely coasting' universe this is all baryonic. The matter is dark in the sense that is is non luminous, just cold primordial hydrogen and helium with a high primodial metallicity (as observed in the IGM). It does not require dark energy at all, only a moderate amount of false vacuum energy density. (Omega = 0.11) This can be observed and tested in the vicintiy of the solar system as the Casimir force.
I have never seen any description of such things. They should be evidenced by a lot of electromagnetic radiation.
Not if the charge is very small - smaller than the charge of a quark for example.Then the EM wavelength could be very long and out of the range of measurement.
There could be a new family of quarks with masses close to the mass of the strange quark - there is a 50% uncertainty in the mass of the strange quark
-perhaps it is sometimes being mistaken for new quarks.These quarks could be dark energy.
Heading Towards Omega
Are you using critical density in order to understand the dynamics? Friedmann's curvature parameters are leading in this respect and extends too.......?
Heading towards Omega takes on a whole new definition?
sol2 - "Are you using critical density in order to understand the dynamics? Friedmann's curvature parameters are leading in this respect and extends too.......?"
The inclusion of a scalar field and the redefinition of the equivalence principle in the theory produce a modified set of field equations. the Friedmann model universes are solutions of the GR field equations are they therefore also have to be modified. The theory is highly determined and has only one unconstrained cosmological parameter, H, which is to be determined by observation. The density of baryonic matter and false vacuum energy are fully determined by the field equations. The solution is a conformally flat space-time (either a cylinder - in the Jordan frame, or cone - in the Einstein frame of the theory) with a baryonic density of 0.22 and a false vacuum energy of 0.11 (observed in the laboratory as the Casimir force) leading to a total density of 0.33. There is no further unknown dark matter or energy.
From one perspective I see geometrical consistancy being revisied here.
I also see tipping light cones as a way of describing these curvature parameters. Gravity probe B seems very helpful in this regard, but if we remove the intent of the dynamics revealled in casimere, why would you say there is no dark energy?
You have to define this movement some how, so you are speaking to reconstructing preconcieve values of Einsteins that are geometrically consistent? Looking at statement again here quoted, that you are satisfied?
I am thinking of Reinmann here.
All cosmological observations, even those as simple as red shift, are theory dependent that theory being GR refined by Inflation. The only evidence for the existence of dark energy is the fact that WMAP indicates that the universe is flat which according to GR requires Omega = 1, yet measurements of density: including luminous matter, non-luminous mass required to close galactic clusters, and that required for galaxy formation models, total to around Omega = 1/3, hence the remaining 2/3 is dubbed dark energy. It also proves useful to explain the apparent (theory-dependent) observation from distant S/N that the universe is accelerating in its expansion. Change the theory, replace GR with SCC, and the predicted total density is only Omega = 1/3, while also yielding a conformally flat universe. Hence no dark energy is required. However it does predict and require a false vaccum energy (observed by experiments on the Casimir force) of average Omega = 0.11. Furthermore it does yield a 'freely coasting' universe that expands strictly linearly as investigated by Gehaut, Lohiya et al. referenced in my paper "Self Creation Cosmology - An Alternative Gravitational Theory" http://arxiv.org/abs/gr-qc/0405094. Such a universe does not require Inflation (which is why Gehaut, Lohiya investigated that model in the first place), they found it matched the distant S/N data and predicted a baryonic density of about Omega = 0.2. As SCC requires and predicts a matter density of Omega =0.22 the problem is solved, dark matter is ordinary baryonic hydrogen and helium with high primordial metallicity. It is dark in the sense of being non-luminous but not in the sense of being unknown.
Er no. That may 'solve' the cosmological DM 'problems', but it doesn't touch all the observations which point to the existance of non-baryonic DM, e.g. gravitational lensing (numerous examples, near and far), X-ray emission from cluster IGM (some model assumptions required, but those are quite independent from any cosmological models), galaxy rotation curves, (local) GC motion, and much more ...
I suspect that the latest results from SDSS would be hard to square with SCC too.
Er yes actually! I do not dispute that DM is there, the question is, "What is it?" The averaged DM density from all the various observations you mention centre around 23% of critical density, SCC predicts 22% which is near enough do you not think? The reason why most of this is called non-baryonic is because the standard nucleo-synthesis model only allows a maximum of 4% density as baryons. As I mentioned in my post above the Indian team have shown that in the freely coasting universe, as the SCC solution, nucleosynthesis produces about 20% baryons + high priordial metallicity, this metallicity is indeed observed amongst the Lyman Alpha forest coming from the IGM, and normally attributed to (again un-observed) Population III stars. The IGM is also hot which is interesting and may be due to such first stars, but also the earliest galaxies appear mature which is perplexing, perhaps the universe is older than the standard theory thinks?
There could also be the odd 1% or so of neutrino density not accounted for
The SDSS results are heavily theory dependent and are degenerate in that they verify a family of different theories. It is only as you restrict the theory used to interpret and process the data to the standard GR + Inflation model that you get the so-called "precision cosmology".
Yep, that's a key question!
This is what I meant when I said that SCC "may 'solve' the cosmological DM 'problems'"
That is *one* reason why it's called 'non-baryonic', but certainly not the *only* reason.
In brief, some classes of observations show DM as large mass/luminosity ratios. One by one the various potential baryonic repositories of the excess mass have been shown to be far from adequate. One of my favourites is Bahcall's HST observations - too few red dwarfs in the Milky Way halo.
I have been meaning to check up on this; thanks for the reminder! My initial reaction is 'this can't be right - the oldest stars show very low (but non-zero) metalicity, and if DM were H+He+high metalicity, it would have to manifest itself in galaxy halos (for example) in some relatively easily observable fashion'.
There are obviously a lot of areas to be checked out in freely coasting cosmology, and a lot is still speculative. However the inference is that a lot of the non-luminous dark matter is in the IGM and not in galactic halos at all. There must of course be also a substantial amount in the halos to give the correct galactic rotation curves, however it may be cold matter, Jupiters, non-emitting Black holes or just plain bricks! It is very difficult to eliminate each of these candidates, the point is that the mass does not have to consist of some exotic non-baryonic species, just ordinary hydrogen and helium.
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A Concordant "Freely Coasting Cosmology"
A "Freely Coasting" Universe
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Rebeca Calvillo came from Durango, Mexico. Marie LeBlond came from Montreal in Canada. And Gabi Vazquez came from Guaynabo, Puerto Rico.
They came and formed a bond, and they also became one of the more successful trios in UTEP tennis history. Unfortunately for the tight knit trio, their season ended Wednesday afternoon in a marathon 4-2 loss to UAB at the Conference USA Tournament in Norfolk, Va.
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It was not the way the UTEP trio envisioned the ending. But no ending could spoil their four years of tennis, friendship and life in El Paso. They all had their own journey to get to UTEP but, once here, the experience was almost a trio of mirrors — each one good in the classroom, each a four-year member of the Conference USA Commissioners Honor Roll and each one good on the court.
Vazquez grew up in Puerto Rico and began playing the game when she was a tiny 8-year-old.
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Vazquez will get her degree in biology next December and then will go to dental school.
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LeBlond will get her degree in health promotions with a double minor in biology and psychology in May 2015 and said she will go back to Canada to pursue her master's degree.
This talented threesome, the trio from three different locations had their journey on the courts come to an end Wednesday afternoon.
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The SFFaudio Podcast #314 – READALONG: Pacific Edge by Kim Stanley Robinson
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The SFFaudio Podcast #314 – Jesse, Jenny, and Paul talk about Pacific Edge by Kim Stanley Robinson.
Talked about on today's show:
1990, what was it about this book…, nothing much happens, utopia, utopian novels generally don't exist, Brave New World, conflict, the only death in the book, if it was a literary novel, Ramona's thighs, almost a perfect novel, "constructed", softball, batting a thousand, light symbolism, Tom in Switzerland, so much to think about during the lazy days, a magical transformation, fascinatingly insightful, what human beings are trying to do all the time, "that's the novel I wanted to read", a tryptic, The Wild Shore, The Gold Coast, three Californias growing out of the 1980s, cyberpunk, Orange County, TSA, the water situation, Chinatown, machinations, evil corporations, KSR is a really smart guy, a genuine world, comparing to Heinlein's bad guys, conflict (or lack thereof), why theater is fun, wrestling!, softball, his Mars books, baseball as a metaphor, small ball, a small ball utopia, the October of his own utopia, what are utopia, an almost meta-SF novel, Utopia by Sir Thomas More, "must redefine utopia … the process of making a better world … struggle forever", 2065, a bigger theater, fewer baseball diamonds, starting from scratch won't work, there's a lot of work to be done, an underpopulated world, how we got there, emigration to Space, the understated Mars landing, the drought in California, climate change (global warming), Antarctica, Worldcon 2006, Anaheim, Luke Burrage's review of The Gold Coast, he's sophisticated, Shaman, the four shamanic elements: air/earth/fire/water, sooo well constructed, the mask party, great magic bullshit, not The Clan Of The Cave Bear, Prisoners Of Gravity, Harlan Ellison and Neil Gaiman, tackling a really substantial subject, an almost bullet-proof approach, the economy doesn't work and the geology doesn't work (in The Lord Of The Rings), the housing situation, Viking style or Haida style, its all fashion, the defining look of how any utopia can work, the economic model, socialism, Stephen Harper, [Kim Stanley Robinson] has thought of everything, the black banks, some sort of federal system?, the New Oregon Trail?, a local government utopia, it's a certain kind of communism, Alfredo, labour taxation, another junction box, there's still money but nobody is talking about it, the scene at the fire, the community is the fire department, no police, what do you do with criminals?, exile, Amish communities exist at the sufferance of the surrounding state, they've got Skype/Facetime, we have to not hate our brothers around the world, sister cities, delegations, Paul takes exception, Minneapolis, magnifying certain aspects (and shrinking others), the Greens have had there day, what's going to happen, where's the public library?, an ebb and flow, drag racing, Oscar's interests, neighbors invading is the only possible hole, an ecological society, an ecology of local systems, by not competing in the way that some can compete you're going to get crushed, if the utopia is unstable…, Kevin as the catalyst, small solutions, a feel good message, the Athenian polis approach to community, who started that fire?, the evil mustachio thing, if we asked KSR, he's earned that, A Short Sharp Shock, the kerosene … who did it?, a happy death, let's spend some time here, When Tam asked: "Does it get less boring?", going back to work, how to deal with reality, moderation in all things including moderation, smoking, Kim Stanley Robinson is incredibly wise, a very wise book, relationship stigmas have been done away with, casual but not disposable, no ideology, take out the thing that you like, whatever system they seem to have…, the inevitable swinging of a pendulum, Arthur C. Clarke's The City And The Stars (aka Against The Fall Of Night), frozen in time with a focus on art, Nineteen-Eighty Four and Brave New World are forever dystopias, "interpenetration", a metal ceramic material, Oscar's hike, going for walks, reality entering a body, we are a part of our environment, a religious moment, the mask party, as a motif word, every part of the community interacts, they live inside each others' homes, a great scene of Alfredo and Kevin working shoulder to shoulder, Rattlesnake Hill is a symbol for Kevin, that's no human nature, Jenny's visits to former utopian society, the Shaker village in Kentucky, New Harmony, Indiana, we're living in a utopia, how many times have you guys run for city council, campaigning is not fun, trying to convince people door to door is a horrible job, maybe its time, it IS what he's saying, a bitter pill, KSR's bio, Jesse's mom, tons of meetings, we tried to go to a movie theater, the inertia of a city council is less, "turning the ship", Jenny's really good example, Greencastle, Indiana, no discrimination if you do business with the city, Our Angry Earth by Frederik Pohl and Isaac Asimov, get organized, maybe that sense of mobility is the problem, love the place you're at, utopia is not a destination it's an activity, The World Until Yesterday by Jared Diamond, staying where you were born, it goes both ways, Ted Cruz, subversive groups, Anonymous, different strategies, Last Week Tonight, Jon Oliver's interview with Edward Snowden, Wikileaks, dick pics, high-minded people are all sold, does this program have your dick pick?, you need a comedian, LIBERTY!, go with the dick pic.
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The SFFaudio Podcast #304 – READALONG: Time Out Of Joint by Philip K. Dick
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The SFFaudio Podcast #304 – Jesse, Paul, and Marissa talk about Time Out Of Joint by Philip K. Dick
Talked about on today's show:
1959, New worlds, the Wikipedia entry, the New Worlds triptych, facial tattoos, A Clockwork Orange, Back To The Future II, body modification, terrible lifestyle choices, patois, Ragle Gumm, drugs, themes, the most 1950s story ever, Marilyn Monroe, fear of nuclear war, why keep evolving the culture?, no radio, Lawrence Olivier, The Prince And The Showgirl (1957), The SF Masterworks cover, Life magazine, The Truman Show (1998), pens, Mrs. Kittlebine is a Lunar spy, the model, the planted magazines, who was Ragle's minder, The Prisoner, Mr. Black's real wife, Philip K. Dick was extremely interested in cheating wives, marital infidelity, the breakdown of the nuclear family, being a writer, "your channeling yourself here Phil", living in a false reality, mental illness, The Thirteenth Floor (1999), a horror trope, The Matrix (1999), Craig Bierko is a leading man from an alternate universe, "everything is a little off", the colour palettes are off, very 1999ish, the future (2024) is the present, a much more coherent Matrix, it came from an alternate world, a little too much dancing, eXistenZ (1999), The Restoration Game by Ken MacLeod, The Tunnel Under The World by Frederik Pohl (from 1955), running advertizing experiments, what is the purpose of simulated worlds?, rough day at work? … go out and be a serial killer (in a simulated world), they're working from home (like Ragle Gumm), The Space Merchants by Frederik Pohl and C.M. Kornbluth, Pohl worked on Madison Ave., robots, was the world physically real?, the slips of paper, the bus isn't quite really there, the bus station, the solider, endless problems, progress is never made, one step forward three steps back, the diner, the malt, is he on a treadmill with hypnosis?, are they in drawers?, it's in Wyoming, Kemmerer, Wyoming, technically insane, more insane?, Brazil (1985), Sucker Punch (2011), which reality is real?, any clues?, there's no satisfaction, Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep?, stacked problems, the guy learning to be a patrolman, the bus driver who doesn't know how to drive a bus, they're actors, brainwashing, falling through the cracks, mirrored scenes, 'it borrows unapologetically', thinking hard, we're all happy at the end of The Truman Show, the outside world, our future is in the stars, Time Out Of Joint could never be a Hollywood movie, imagine The Truman Show minus the love interest, conservative endings, science class in a fake high school, there's no existential crisis, Truman's soul, he wanted to be an explorer, shilling the products, product placement, his happy ending is to escape the simulation, the rich father-in-law, 0% crime, how would they know?, turtles all the way up?, the granddaddy of all these stories, Hamlet, William Shakespeare was the original meta-man, to catch the conscience of the King, The Taming Of The Shrew's induction, Christopher Sly, it's Trading Places (1983), a very weird framing device, plays within plays, Gödel, Escher, Bach by Douglas Hofstadter, a really good conversation, Dick's worst books, Dick's early books, Dr. Futurity, Eye In The Sky, carbon tetrachloride, coffee, the lasagna, existential crises, after his safe was blown up, an invitation from V-Con, X-Kalay, pretending to be a heroin addict, amphetamines, a mind like a Ferrari, Dick's unsold mainstream novels, suburban 1950s reality falling apart, Ragle Gumm's name, a character named Phil, half a prison of his own making, choosing to return to reality, the power station, The Kettlemen's, surreal and weird, based on a real incident, monitoring devices, a mad person ranting, are they faking?, how brainwashed can they be?, borderlands, defense in depth, "this is Ragle Gumm", the whole business with the light-cord, "I have to get back to my base," he said. "Phil and I have to be in by eight o'clock or we're AWOL.", "Is that you Wade?", author insert, post-it notes, 3M, "soft drink stand", "SOFT-DRINK STAND, DOOR, FACTORY BUILDING, HIGHWAY, DRINKING FOUNTAIN, BOWL OF FLOWERS", virtual reality, so intuitive, pattern recognition skills, nonsense, white noise, paranoid psychosis, another Jim Carrey movie, The Number 23 (2007), creepy and weird, on the list, Virginia Madsen, Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind (2004), Adjustment Bureau vs. Adjustment Team, a dog falls asleep, a talking dog, the least good, Imposter (2001), the short film, the original story, a robot that thinks its a scientist, why him?, Total Recall, We Can Remember It For You Wholesale, implanted memories, don't watch the remake, machinations, a secret agent, false endings, which story is the real one?, sitting on a park bench, why is this whole world being built up?, consider the scene…, the fake pressure, even if…, back to Shakespeare, the whim of a Lord, an essential skill, for advertizing, Rene Descartes, cogito ergo sum, imagine an evil demon, post-religious people, we don't require a purpose, our purpose is to read Philip K. Dick books and drink coffee and watch old movies, a poetic polish by J. Michael Straczynski, Bishop Berkeley, its not a toaster its a post it with the word "toaster" on it, a rock on the dark side of the Moon's existence isn't contingent on our perception of it, God perceives everything, the elevator scene, their building up the world as it goes, Dick's thinking hard and we're thinking with him, the object or the word, Friedrich Nietzsche, Tibor McMasters from Deus Irae, "this book [Time Out Of Joint] doesn't end it disintegrates" -Frederik Pohl, missing words, narrator Jeff Cummings, this book requires more study or less, 110.5 slips of paper, the Truman Show delusion, why they're Tweeting so much, Skype is completely transparent to the NSA (computers), The Thirteenth Floor is beautiful to look at, what our reality is like, computer games, not knowing the difference, does the world (the GAME SERVER) exist when you're not playing it?, what if it's robots (AIs) running around in there?, Minecraft, when they built an 8-bit computer inside Minecraft, a giant physical object in a simulated world, there will be a computer program inside the Minecraft computer that can run Minecraft, what's wrong with The Thirteen Floor, the time is wrong, a simulated world within a simulated world would take more time every time they go up a level, assuming the laws of physics, Inception does that, an infinity of time as a moment, all Science Fiction can be tied together by this novel, is it a Masterwork, it itself is not luminous but it is a conductor of light, it feels very inspired by, a good book for people who'd never read Science Fiction, a peek behind the curtain of reality.
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The SFFaudio Podcast #286 -AUDIOBOOK/READALONG: The Red One by Jack London
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The SFFaudio Podcast #286 – The Red One by Jack London; read by Oliver Wyman. This is an unabridged reading of the novelette (1 hour 3 minutes) followed by a discussion of it. Participants in the discussion include Jesse, Bryan Alexander, and Oliver Wyman.
Talked about on today's show:
Bryan and Ollie, 1918, WWI, Jack London in Hawaii, a super science fiction story, H.G. Wells, existential concerns, the misogyny and racism, "unbeautiful", London was racist and anti-racist, Lovecraft, cosmic science fiction, a beautiful sad ending, a transcendent ending, the motifs (motives), head and finger injuries, head blown off, his guide loses his head, the final head chopping, the devil devil house, twisting in the smoke, breadfruit, banyan, God's Grace by Bernard Malamud, the Solomon Islands, Guadalcanal, the mosquitoes, headhunting, blackbirding is essentially slavery, giant butterflies, the Atlas Moth, it's not an alien spaceship is it?, Stephen King's Dark Tower series, Philip K. Dick, unresolved endings, a potential stage production of Flow My Tears The Policeman Said, a giant alien head, the striker has helmeted figures, ancient astronauts is the next year, 1919, Charles Fort, Erich von Däniken, Jack London's 10 Sex Tips, Cosmopolitan -> cosmos -> cosmetology, Rendezvous With Rama by Arthur C. Clarke, The Sentinel by Arthur C. Clarke, a tripwire, a Lovecraftian sense of the universe, explorer narratives, Mungo Park, Bassett,
"And beneath that roof was an aerial ooze of vegetation, a monstrous, parasitic dripping of decadent life- forms that rooted in death and lived on death."
Robert E. Howard, Solomon Kane, Mexico, London stole from others and his own life, journal writing, Heart Of Darkness by Joseph Conrad, "the abrupt liberation of sound", the walls of Jericho…, two score feet in length, an alien ark, the libraries of supermen from other stars?, the Jungian analysis, a giant egg with Bassett as a sperm, Earle Labor, the ending resonates, the red one as a mandala, from a distance it appears lacquered, fever dreams, childhood hallucinations and visions, what's the logic behind head-hunting, mortification, the other white man's head, helmeted figures sitting inside the mouths of crocodiles, a labour of thousands of years, the twelve tribes, breadfruit is called "nimbalo" in the Solomon Islands -> "nimbus", ringmanu -> Manu -> the progenitor of all humanity, the twelve apostles, the red one is a voice, twelve deaf apostles, gospel = good news, cure it well, immortality, London was a super-atheist, Lovecraft was an atheist, the harsh horrifying reality of death, "the serene face of the Medusa. Truth.", Lovecraft's poems, Alethia Phrikodes, "Omnia risus et omnia pulvis et omnia nihil", Thomas Ligotti, True Detective, "I think human consciousness, is a tragic misstep in evolution. … species to do is deny our programming, stop reproducing, walk hand in hand into extinction", Edgar Allan Poe, Songs Of A Dead Dreamer, The Conspiracy Against The Human Race, Pseudopod The Bungalow House, being a narrator doesn't give you time to read, comics maybe, The Manhattan Projects, dealing with the problem of physical, Rainbow's End, Geoffrey Household, Limbo by Bernard Wolfe, not enough physical volume in the universe, books with maps, books with art, Eadweard Muybridge, Jeff Bezos, ebooks are notorious for not having good art in them, the art of Alex Ross as a PDF, London as a tangible writer, "a mighty cry of some titan of the elder world", Olaf Stapledon, Starmaker, the separation of the soul and the body, you are your head, the martians in The War Of The Worlds, who is telling this story?, feelings and questions, The Call Of The Wild, he's a basset hound chasing after a big red ball, London was a dog man, the two dog books, The Sea Wolf is an intense book, To Build Fire, "the cold of space", a hypnagogic state, the physical and the philosophical, The Iron Heel, so many writers never leave the room where they write the book, the premise for The Red One was suggested by George Sterling, A Wine Of Wizardry, what if aliens sent a message to the earth and it was not understood, if it had been shot, the gun that doesn't go off, King Kong and Skull Island, a cynical take on religion, the Cosmopolitan illustrations, definitely an artifice, the core of a star that fell to Earth, aliens came out and they killed them, ships or jet fighters, organic ships, the spore of the organic ships, Prometheus, worth looking at and listening to, the most expensive work of fan fiction ever made, the autodoc scene, this is the thing that didn't need to be made, Alien, Ron Cobb and Geiger, 1966, the year of Star Trek and Batman, Alan Dean Foster, Alien: The Illustrated Story by Archie Goodwin and Walt Simonson, recent alien invasion fiction, Footfall, Protector by Larry Niven, infantilized aliens, the fruit of the tree of life, Forge Of God by Greg Bear, "I have bad news", Orson Scott Card, reared by robots, astrogation, Anvil Of Stars by Greg Bear, Sundiver by David Brin, Forbidden Planet, Glen Cook's Starfisher series, Captain Harlock, Anathem by Neal Stephenson, William Dufris, the glossary, Gateway by Frederik Pohl, mushrooms, characters in therapy, one of the greatest works of Science Fiction period, the serialization of Gateway in Galaxy, Dagon by H.P. Lovecraft, 1920, The Temple, black muck, they've got cults going.
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The Little Black Bag by C.M. Kornbluth
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The Little Black Bag is a highly regarded C.M. Kornbluth novelette. It was undeniably influential and popular. It won the 2001 Retro-Hugo Award for "Best Novelette" (of 1951), was voted the 13th best all-time short science fiction story (in a 1971 Analog Science Fact & Fiction poll), and was anthologized in The Science Fiction Hall of Fame Volume One, 1929-1964. Philip K. Dick himself seems to have read it (he had a 1964 short story entitled The Little Black Box).
In his introduction to The Best of C.M. Kornbluth, Frederik Pohl, a friend and frequent collaborator of Kornbluth's, states that The Marching Morons (see SFFaudio Podcast #112) is a direct sequel to The Little Black Bag. The titular bag is a time-traveled artifact from a future in which the majority of the population is genetically stupid and must be supported by a minority of geniuses who masquerade as assistants to the morons. Thus the bag of the title is filled with self-driven instruments enabling even a complete moron to act as a highly competent doctor.
Three television adaptations of The Little Black Bag have been made: Tales of Tomorrow (1952), Out Of The Unknown (1969), and Night Gallery (1970).
Myself, I think The Little Black Bag is both too well regarded and too popular. It's popularity suggests that many readers think of themselves as one of the geniuses surrounded by morons. And its being regarded as highly as it is by those geniuses makes me think they are rather stupider than they think.
I invite you to come to your own conclusions.
Escape Pod #429 Little Black Bag
by C.M. Kornbluth; Read by Mat Weller
1 |MP3| – Approx. 1 Hour 16 Minutes [UNABRIDGED]
Podcaster: Escape Pod
Podcast: January 5, 2014
First published in Astounding, July 1950
Here's a |PDF| made from it's original publication.
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The SFFaudio Podcast #250 – READALONG: Scanners Live In Vain by Cordwainer Smith
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The SFFaudio Podcast #250 – Jesse, Tamahome, J.J. Campanella, and Marissa van Uden discuss Scanners Live In Vain by Cordwainer Smith.
Talked about on today's show:
Cordwainer Smith's first story, Fantasy Book, Frederik Pohl, roughness but with power, space is not for humans, A Game Of Rat And Dragon, a cool cat story, Edgar Allan Poe, H.P. Lovecraft, a bit romantic with a cat, cyborgs, habermans, cranching, Paul Myron Anthony Linebarger (aka Cordwainer Smith), was that a Mandarin fingernail?, Sun Yat-sen, Chiang Kai-shek, a specialist in propaganda, the spacers union, On The Waterfront, merchant marine (but super respected), all scanners are habermans but not all habermans are scanners, pork chops have gone extinct, The Instrumentality Of Makind series is set between 2000-8000 A.D. (with Scanners Live In Vain at 6000 A.D.), a rocketry problem, Day Million by Frederik Pohl, Call Me Joe, the first post-singularity story, what will it be like when I have Google installed in every part of my body, chest box and instruments, Steve Austin, there's something symbolic going on, the TV Tropes entry is like a cynical version of the Wikipedia entry, Adam Stone, half-Chinese, somebody from the South, Nazis, anti-Semitic feeling, J.J. Pierce, The Island Of Doctor Moreau by H.G. Wells, can't taste, can't smell, can't feel, can't hear, practicing facial expressions, a U.N. of spacers, The Ship Who Sang by Anne McCaffrey, romantic not symbolic, Mr. Spaceship by Philip K. Dick, habermans vs. scanners, the dregs of society, no computers in the future, whatever the instrumentality is, Martel's wife is very patient, honor, China, eunuchs, samurai means to server, ronin, a very Asian story, Game Of Thrones, respect not money, an alienness of outlook, love, duty, and humanity = I surrender, 20th century Asian history, reading Scanners Live In Vain as an editor, the opening and the ending, a cynical ending, a little injection of Philip K. Dick, The Electric Ant by Philip K. Dick, the graphic novel version, Martel as Edward Snowden, the NSA as the scanners, Fight Club, Alfred Bester, what's the "the up and out"?, they have Etch A Sketches, the unforgiven, the "great pain of space", Think Blue, Count Two, sleeper ships, an organic computer, Philip K. Dick's question was 'how do I know what's real?', "the First Effect", reading authors, "writing is telepathy" (Stephen King, On Writing), a weird heightened operatic style, a mythical style?, "here's to the habermans up and out", a schizoid class, text message style, you don't want or need an electronic teapot, brown betty, a bot-net in the refrigerator, my tootbrush is communicating with me!, firefly toothbrushes, a useful trap, when the technology enters your body, ice-cream.
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The Midas Plague by Frederik Pohl
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"the curse of want gives way to the curse of plenty"
-Frederik Pohl, in the anthology Nightmare Age
Broadcast on BBC Radio 4, as a part of "The Shape of Things to Come" season in 1991 (a series of plays looking at the future) The Midas Plague was adapted from the acclaimed novella by Frederik Pohl.
Now, thanks to the terrific service RadioArchive.cc you can experience this positively smirk inducing satire of a consumer society flipped on it's head.
Here's my description of the premise:
Morey Fry lives in a post-scarcity world where cheap production has made commodities, consumer goods, and food ubiquitous. The "poor" are forced to spend their lives in a constant state of frantic consumption, continually upgrading their devices, clothes, jewelry, and appliances. But "poor" Morey can only wear-out his shirts so fast, and taking double cream in his coffee is giving a sick feeling. Meanwhile a black market in counterfeit ration book stamps flourishes, yet Morey is an honest man. When poverty stricken Morey marries a "rich" girl from the right side of the tracks they move into his well appointed mansion. There, the efficient household staff of robot butlers, valets, maids, cooks, and footmen foist endless consumer goods upon them both at a furious rate, something that upsets Morey's new "wealthy" spouse – after all she's is accustomed to a certain luxurious lifestyle.
The Midas Plague
Adapted by Mark Power from the story by Frederik Pohl; Performed by a full cast
1 MP3 (via TORRENT) – Approx. 44 Minutes [RADIO DRAMA]
Broadcaster: BBC Radio 4
Broadcast: September 4, 1991
Directed by Alec Reid
Morrey Fry – Michael Drew
Cheri Fry – Diane White
Howland – Alan Covenay
Judge Elon – Eric Allen
Grace Elon – Caroline Hunt
Semmelweiss – Nick Chivers
Newman – Nick Chivers
Fairless – Clarence Smith
Sam – Clarence Smith
Wally – Richard Pearce
Blaine – Richard Pearce
Tanaquil – Catherine Neal
Wainwright – Fraser Kerr
Henry, the Robot – Geoffrey Collins
Profirio – Geoffrey Collins
More illustrations from the publication in Galaxy, April 1954:
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The strike last week by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters (IBT) against Performance Transportation Services (PTS) was the straw that broke the camel's back. The second largest car hauler in the United States was unable to survive the wage-related dispute, especially after filing for bankruptcy protection in 2006 and 2007. On Friday, PTS announced that it's stopping all operations and going out of business.
That Porsche owns a significant stake in the Volkswagen group (and all its subsidiaries) is no secret. In fact, Porsche is even in the process of increasing its stake. Oddly, though, little seemed to be done to minimize the competition presented to Porsche products by those of VW divisions: Lamborghini Gallardo vs. Porsche 911 Turbo, Audi TT vs. Porsche Boxster and Cayman, Audi Q7 vs. Porsche Cayenne, etc. But now Porsche is reportedly taking aim at an easy target: Bugatti.
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will push Ford's restructuring costs up to a total of $3.4 billion (before taxes) for the year. The figure includes
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text: I would like to make a suggestion for a new physics forum. There are topics which always come up in all discussion forums and newsgroups. That's the purpose of a Frequently Asked Question page. Since people will always want to discuss these things, especially newbies, and since the same topics being disucssed often gets on people's nerves, then a solution (not "the" solution since there could be other solutions to this same problem) to this problem is a new forum whose purpose it is to discuss these topics on an on going basis. In that way, since the purpose of the forum is to keep these discussions going, then there will be no desire to lock a thread, which can irritate the people who want to keep discussinbg the subject. Perhaps we can call it the Frequently Asked Question's Forum. This should not be thought of as as a place where FAQ topics which arise should be moved to though. It would also be advisable to have an FAQ pafe of our own which defines the sides to topics/FAQ's in which there are two sides of a debate in an unbiased way. I was thinking about this due to the number of recent threads on the subject of the speed dependance of mass. For example: The following threads are either on that topic or have discussed it In the General Physics forum amateur gravity questions In the Special & General Relativity forum Does relativistic mass have a gravitational component? Gravity - ve velocity ? Dought regarding equivalence principle Speed Increases mass Energy And that's just since I was able to start using the internet again. There is one rule of thumb that one might suggest as proper etiquette in the case of these mass discusssions is to first speify what you mean by "mass" in the very first usage of the word in a thread in the relativity section and do so in an inoquous manner i.e. instead of telling someone that "mass does not increase with speed." say "(rest) mass does not increase with speed." The rest of your ussage of the term "mass" will then be implied. Aftger all, that's what authors do in modern relativity texts and that's a nice goal, i.e. while posing in the relativity forum try to be as precise as a textbook author. Thoughts/suggestions? Pete


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Gotta love the Army of Darkness reference there..... "This is my Boomstick." Bruce Campbell stared in Army of Darkness / Evil Darkness movies... they were known for their great one liners......one of them being "This is my boomstick"
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"James Bond 23" officially slated for 2012!
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Aftermath of the assassination of MI-6 agents
People who witnessed the filming said that scene involves a funeral procession with 8 caskets draped in Union Jacks.
This is supposedly part of the pre-title sequence. This corresponds to the pictures of "M" and Bond sitting in cars.
Scene 35 sounds a bit late to be in the Pre-credits, but I'd guess this is more likely just after the credits (a bit like where King's funeral is placed in TWINE)
Ooh! I had an idea that the credit sequence ends with a union jack and then we dissolve to the cloth union jacks
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West Coast sailing news continues to be driven by the Louis Vuitton Cup, while sailors on the East Coast have been making their own headlines within the world of Grand Prix One Design racing. While the right-coast racing involved plenty of well-polished teams competing against each other, the Louis Vuitton Cup (LVC) has been about solo sailing for the last few days, first with Luna Rossa making a solo outing on Thursday, while Emirates Team New Zealand (ETNZ) sailed an unchallenged race on Saturday, as the Challenger of Record, Artemis Racing, is still not yet racecourse-ready.
- Emirates Team NZ - Louis Vuitton Cup Round Robin 4, Race 3 - July 27, 2013
Perhaps as a way of training up their squad or maybe as a way of communicating/demonstrating their on-the-water dominance in this LVC, ETNZ sailed their last race with their wing trimmer, the immensely talented Glen Ashby (AUS), in the driver's seat, while helmsman Dean Barker watched from a chase boat. 'It was good to have a feel of the boat through the different maneuvers,' said Ashby, who reportedly had not spent much time driving an AC72-class catamaran before Saturday's race.
Glenn Ashby (AUS)will stay with ETNZ for the 35th America's Cup
'There were a few laughs and banter on board at my expense,' continued Ashby, who despite being one of the world's most accomplished multi-hull sailors, admitted to feeling a bit 'wobbly' at times. 'I did get an insight into how I can help [Barker] mode the boat better to get through the puffs and holes a bit better. I'm sure [Barker] appreciated seeing the boat from the outside-how it trims and how it behaves.'
Lantz270713186 - Emirates Team NZ - Round Robin 5, Race 1 - July 27, 2013
Irrespective of how Ashby felt, the boat looked good and sailed her racecourse quickly and sans incident. Luna Rossa and ETNZ are set to line up on Sunday for their fifth on-the-water meeting, the previous four of which ended poorly for the Italian-flagged team. Be sure to stay tuned into the website for the latest LVC news, as it unfurls.
Barking Mad finished second overall and has won the Farr 40 U.S. Circuit at the Rolex Farr 40 North American Championship
And on the East Coast, Nico Poons and his crew aboard 'Charisma' took top honors in the Farr 40 North Americans, which just wrapped up off of Martha's Vineyard. According to repots, 'Charisma' only posted two results (out of ten) that were lower than a second-place finish.
'It's always our goal to win the worlds,' said Poons, who has been sailing Farr 40s for four seasons. 'But sailing is a humbling sport; you need a lot of luck. Eighty percent of the job is good starts. You saw it today in our first race. We did not have a good start, and it was hard to get back in it, and you see the results. The rest of the regatta, we had good starts and not too many boats got ahead of us, so we were able to just continue sailing our race.'
Charisma (right) is the 2013 Rolex Farr 40 North American Champion. Struntje light is on the left at the Rolex Farr 40 North American Championship
Get the full Far 40 North Americans debriefing, inside.
And in Porto, Portugal, action has been hot at the Extreme Sailing Series Act 5, where, 'The Wave, Muscat' is currently leading the pack, ahead of 'Alinghi' and 'RealTeam'. 'You would think it would get easier the longer you compete on this circuit but it never does!' exclaimed Leigh McMillan, skipper of 'The Wave, Muscat'. 'I'm certain that tomorrow is going to be extremely tough and 'Alinghi' are going to be there right up until the end. In an ideal situation we will have a good day and we can build up a bit of a points margin, but it's very, very difficult to do that in this Series and we've never really been able to achieve that before so I don't know how tomorrow is going to be any different!'
2013 Extreme Sailing Series Act 5 Porto
Also inside, be sure to get the complete news from the ongoing Laser North Americans, the 420 Words and the recently concluded Nacra 17 Worlds. And finally, get psyched for the upcoming week's worth of LVC racing by checking out some of the great video footage of the wingsail-powered beasts flying around on San Francisco Bay. Enjoy!
May the four winds blow you safely home,


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text: BTW, who put her in charge anyway, or did she just assume the role? Keep them all unless there's insufficient space in the new digs. And yes, I'm married, but I learned a long time ago to dig my heels in when these situations arise. Our sofa isn't long to sleep on and we have no dog house - they sleep inside.