This megalithic structure in Eastern Turkey changed everything we know about the story of mankind. Built by hunter-gatherer tribes 12,000 years ago, the place known as 'Gobekli Tepe' proves that history has major holes that we are yet to fill (1/3)
This reminds me of Nassim Taleb’s approach to such events: ‘Though grey swans might not happen, they should not be ignored. And there should be plans in place to combat them.’
At first glance, Lake Baikal might seem ordinary and unimpressive but under the surface, this lake is anything but ordinary. It is not just the oldest lake in the world but also the deepest by some distance. It is so deep that even military-grade submarines cannot reach its depths... (1/2)
The more I observe these developments, the more I am reminded of Naval Ravikant’s words when the AI buzz first started: ‘I do believe AI, over a long enough period of time, will replace every non-creative, repetitive job. And creativity is the last frontier.’