The Existential Creative Podcast- Ep.1- Jeremy Gilbertson
Today, we're joined by Jeremy Gilbertson, the creator of Write To Know You. Jeremy has brought his insights to universities and organizations nationwide, helping others unlock creativity through writing. In this episode, we talk about ADHD as a superpower, how writing is for everyone—not just write…
Space-Based Solar Power Vs Climate Change
Space-based solar power is the focus of this episode with Sanjay Vijendran, former European Space Agency lead on space-based solar power and founder of Space Energy Insights.
We explore whether solar farms in orbit could collect sunlight above the clouds and beam clean energy back to Earth.
The…
Can AI Write a Novel? How Claude Created The Echo Chamber
Writer Brian Naughton joins Thinking on Paper to discuss The Echo Chamber, a 45,000-word novel generated by Anthropic’s AI model Claude.
The experiment began with a simple question: if Claude were to write a book, what would it write about? Brian then allowed the model to develop the novel without…
Quantum Consciousness Might Just Be The Meaning Of Life
Irreducible, a book that refuses to end where science usually stops. Federico Faggin proposes that consciousness is not a by product of matter but its foundation.
The universe, he suggests, is a network of seities (quantum entities made of consciousness, agency, and identity) each trying to know …
The Real Reason Elon Musk Left Open AI - Empire Of AI, By Karen Hao
OpenAI, Sam Altman, and the Empire of AI are the focus of this Thinking on Paper Book Club episode on Karen Hao’s Empire of AI.
We examine OpenAI’s founding promise to build AGI for the benefit of humanity, the power struggle between nonprofit ideals and commercial reality, and how compute, capit…
These Guys Don't Think On Paper: The Thinking On Paper Trailer
Thinking on Paper is where technology smashes into human consequences.
So you can get a grip - and keep it - Mark and Jeremy talk with the people shaping the next century. The CEOs, founders, scientists, authors, and whistleblowers redefining what it means to be human in the age of AI, quantum com…
Building Maps for Hunters: Jeremy Gilbertson on Bridger Watch & Elk Hunting
Alright, so Jeremy Gilbertson is one of those guys who just went all-in on elk hunting—and it worked. This dude studied elk hunting harder than he studied school, killed a bull on his first-ever trip 36 hours from his front door in Minnesota, and then spent the next few years guiding hunters and bu…
Elon Musk Wants Mars. Gerard O’Neill Wanted Orbitals
John Bucknell made Raptor engines at SpaceX. He also designed a nuclear thermal turbo rocket. He now wants to solve energy. Ambitious young man.
Virtus Solis puts solar panels in orbit, beams power to the ground via radio waves that pass through clouds and weather without loss, and delivers elect…
Episode 13: The Future of Western Hunting - Inside Bridger Watch & JoinTeamHunt with Jeremy Gilbertson
Summary
Join Cody O'Reilly and Jeremy Gilbertson as they share their journeys from Minnesota to Western mountain hunting, discussing strategies, safety, gear, and the innovative Bridger Watch that is revolutionizing hunting technology.
Sound Bites
"Look into overlooked pockets for elk."
"Hunting e…
Why Build a Quantum Video Game With No Quantum Advantage? | Harry Kumar, Moth
What would a gamer do with a quantum computer? Or a musician? Harry Kumar, co-founder of Moth Quantum, thinks quantum computing needs creativity to push quantum forwards, so we're going to find out.
Moth built Quantum Backrooms, a video game where a quantum computer builds the maze. Each tile on t…
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