Jean-Baptiste Michel

Jean-Baptiste Michel

Biography:

Jean-Baptiste Michel graduated as an Engineer of Ecole Polytechnique (Paris, France) in 2005. Since then, he completed an MS in Applied Mathematics and a PhD in Systems Biology at Harvard University. Jean-Baptiste is interested in quantitative aspects of phenomena directly relevant to human life, such as the evolution of disease-causing cells during pathogenesis, violence during conflicts, or the way language and culture change with time. He currently develops a quantitative approach to the study of trends in human languages and cultures based on millions of digitized texts.

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  • EMP & Space Elevator / Big Data

    In the first half, Professor of History William Forstchen shared updates on the dangers of an EMP (electromagnetic pulse) attack which could take down the power grid, as well as his research into building a space elevator, which could bring revolutionary changes to the planet. ...More »

Last Night

UFOs & AI / Psychedelics & Poison
UFOs & AI / Psychedelics & Poison
Researcher Anthony Sanchez explored UFO phenomena and AI as a form of non-human intelligence. Followed by occult herbalist Coby Michael on the concept of "poison" and its role in spiritual and medicinal practices, as well as the realm of psychedelics.

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