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Hold On By Alabama Shakes From the album Boys & Girls Added to music worth sharing playlist by Dakota Younger

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Not good at all

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Surround Sound (feat. 21 Savage & Baby Tate) By JID, 21 Savage, Baby Tate From the album The Forever Story (Extended Version) Added to music worth sharing playlist by Dakota Younger

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If you’re interested, here’s the link to the app on the App Store.

Currently, they require an invite code which they provide for a limited time on Twitter each day.

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Jane By LAUNDRY DAY From the album Keep It Bright Added to music worth sharing playlist by Dakota Younger

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Classic (feat. POWERS) By The Knocks, POWERS From the album 55 Added to music worth sharing playlist by Dakota Younger

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Mystical Magical By Benson Boone From the album Mystical Magical Added to music worth sharing playlist by Dakota Younger

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Sorry I'm Here For Someone Else By Benson Boone From the album Sorry I'm Here For Someone Else Added to music worth sharing playlist by Dakota Younger

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Son's Gonna Rise (feat. Carlos Santana) By Citizen Cope, Carlos Santana From the album The Clarence Greenwood Recordings Added to music worth sharing playlist by Dakota Younger

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Is intelligence a biological phenomenon—or a universal force?

Biophysicist Douglas Youvan, Ph.D., proposes a radical hypothesis:

Intelligence may not emerge from brains, neurons, or living systems at all.

Instead, it may arise from an informational substrate of the universe—a field of structure, logic, and potentiality existing beneath space and time.

In Youvan’s view, brains (and perhaps AI) are not generators of intelligence, but interfaces—tools that tap into this fundamental layer of reality.

This idea challenges a deeply entrenched assumption: that cognition and consciousness are purely biological outcomes.

Philosopher Keith Frankish, however, urges caution. He suggests that human perception is inherently selective and distorting, shaped by evolutionary pressures for survival rather than accuracy.

In this view, our experience of intelligence—and consciousness itself—may be more illusion than revelation.

Both perspectives converge on one point:

Our tools—whether biological or artificial—may be profoundly limited in their ability to fully capture reality.

As AI progresses, these questions are no longer purely philosophical. They are becoming practical.

Are we engineering intelligence—or merely revealing an ancient property of the universe?

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Haven’t tried it yet but looks interesting. Will keep you posted. 😎

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Interesting to track the different segments.

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Hi Ren By Ren From the album Hi Ren Added to music worth sharing playlist by Dakota Younger