blog – February 28, 2023
In this episode, we continue our research into how one might gain superhuman capabilities relative to an objective being pursued, whether it has to do with work, sports, crime fighting, or something else. Last December, we reviewed Dr. Paul Zehr's book, 'Chasing Captain America', for similar reasons. This month, we review Dr. Zehr's book, 'Becoming Batman', to see if it contains any tips or tricks for gaining superhuman capabilities for those of us seemingly chained to the entropy and mediocrity of human life on earth.
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blog – February 01, 2023
Apparently, my genome reveals a distant connection to the people of Scotland, Ireland, England, and Normandy. The Normans are particularly interesting to me because of the Battle of Hastings in 1066, in which William I, (aka 'William the Conqueror'), invaded England. The success of William I in conquering England was dramatically important in shaping world history, making the Normans largely responsible for these changes. However, it was the French who truly changed the world in the wake of this conflict, thanks to Angevin Geoffrey Plantagenet.
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blog – January 21, 2023
Can you solve the Rubik's Cube? If so, did you figure it out by yourself or did you learn from someone else? I spent the past few weeks learning to solve the Rubik's Cube, learning from a coach, while also conducting a bit of introspection on how my brain (and body) were going about learning the task. In this episode, we talk more about 'deep learning,' and how to get into its flow, with the Rubik's Cube puzzle as background context.
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blog – December 07, 2022
I wasn't really into comic books as a kid. The only comic book I ever remember reading was one about Tom Laundry and the Dallas Cowboys, and that was even before I moved to Texas in the 6th grade. Cindy (Dr. Caple), on the other hand, is a total comic book nerd. In fact, she still reads them. I get all of my comic book mythology knowledge and updates from her. She is also the one who introduced me to the book series written by Dr. E. Paul Zehr, where he analyzes the status quo and future of science and technology relative to its ability to create the likes of certain comic book characters, like Batman, Iron Man and Captain America. In this issue of Dream 10X, we take a look at Dr. Zehr's book, 'Chasing Captain America'. In this post, we discuss our top six technology takeaways from Dr. Zehr's book on how to create a Captain America-esque superhuman for real, using contemporary technologies.
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blog – November 09, 2022
Maintaining some semblance of personal physical fitness is a goal most of us shoot for, either out of a simple desire to look and feel better about ourselves, or because our longevity literally depends on losing weight and/or improving our cardiovascular fitness. All humans must tend to their physical fitness, or pay the price in not doing so. Going to the gym or going for a walk or a run can all lead to improvements in overall health and mental well being. We posit that engaging in competitive sports as an adult leads to 10x the benefits derived from regular exercise.
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