The Rabbit Hole

Every now and then, you stumble upon a curious rabbit hole. And much like Alice in Wonderland, you feel that irresistible urge to explore just how deep the rabbit holes goes.

Artwork “Down the Rabbit Hole” by Dave Lebow via Infected by Art.

Online Creative The Rabbit Hole

I’m a science-fictionist — a complete political framework

Brain Fuel Jerry Silfwer
If I had to put a political label on myself, I’d call myself a science-fictionist. You should be totally free to be smart, but not totally free to be stupid.
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A mind palace to control emotions and enhance cognitive functions

Brain Fuel Jerry Silfwer
How do you build your own mind palace? And can you use your mind palace for something other than just memorising long sequences of information?
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The AI singularity and consciousness

The Rabbit Hole Jerry Silfwer
The AI singularity, the conscious autonomy of machines, might be less about computational prowess and more about imposing limitations on technology.
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God is dead — at least by definition

The Rabbit Hole Jerry Silfwer
In the absence of a god or of gods by definition, we're left with complex human belief-systems. And these belief-systems are real, for sure.
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A deep-dive into how natural selection works

Brain Fuel Jerry Silfwer
Collaboration and communication are potent evolutionary strategies for natural selection. But somehow, lots of people seem to overlook this.
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Twin Peaks season 3 finale explained (spoiler alert)

The Rabbit Hole Jerry Silfwer
The Twin Peaks finale left me sad and empty. But what if I was wrong and the actually show ended on a positive note?
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The four dot ellipsis mystery in Star Wars

The Rabbit Hole Jerry Silfwer
Why are there four dots ending the intros and opening crawls in Star Wars? And is there really such a thing as a 'four dot ellipsis'?
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The human API: The cybernetic renaissance is coming

The Rabbit Hole Jerry Silfwer
What if humanity is just a 'Human API' — and we're in the first stages of a 'Cybernetic Renaissance'?
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Zombie apocalypse survival skills for PR professionals

The Rabbit Hole Jerry Silfwer
The apocalypse is upon us and we all have to rely on our skills. As PR professionals, what are our chances of survival?
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Image streaming and neuroplasticity

Brain Fuel Jerry Silfwer
I used to hate brainstorming sessions, so I studied how creativity works in the brain and developed a process based on physical feedback to improve.
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