Nautilus

[:es]The holographic principle states that all the information contained within a region of space can be determined by the information on the surface containing it. Mathematically, this means the volume of space can be represented as a hologram of the surface, hence the idea’s name.[:]

[:en]In a world full of ambiguity, we see what we want to see.[:]

[:en]Seek balance in all things—including subterfuge.[:]

[:en]The arXiv preprint service is trying to answer an age-old question.[:]

[:es]We follow others no matter how hard we try.[:]

[:es]In his 2003 book, Being No One, Thomas Metzinger contends there is no such thing as a “self.” Rather, the self is a kind of transparent information-processing system. “You don’t see it,” he writes. “But you see with it.”[:]

[:es]Births, deaths, and other time travel paradoxes.[:]

[:es]To understand the plurality of intelligence, look under water.[:]

[:es]Gambling addiction stands out for its destructive power and pull. With substance problems, people can blame the chemical activity of drugs and argue that addiction occurs when repeated exposure physically alters the brain. But gambling causes life catastrophes that are at least as extreme—sometimes more—without any kind of foreign psychoactive chemical getting under the skin,…