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Jay Mutzafi

Jay Mutzafi

@JayMutzafi

Philosopher, Coder, Podcaster. Topics: Lucid Dreaming, Neuroscience, Tech. Founder at Paracosm Labs. Host of 2 Podcasts.

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@JayMutzafi · Jul 28, 2023

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People (at least in tech) know what dogfooding is. “Eating your own dog food” or using your own product in a way that informs you of what it’s actually like using your product. A while back I came up with the idea of Catfooding, which is learning what the experience of using your competitor’s product is. I feel line still not enough companies do this.

Catfooding

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@JayMutzafi · Mar 31, 2023

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If I could make a living either talking philosophy, or time travel, I would. So I couldn’t resist an invite to one of my favorite sci-fi podcasts to talk about the philosophy and physics of Interstellar.

How Time Travel Works in "Interstellar" — Andrew Heaton

How Time Travel Works in "Interstellar" — Andrew Heaton

Jay Mutzafi rejoins the show to discuss the many elements of "Interstellar," from gravity to parenting to gut feelings. Jay's notes on the various forms of time travel here: https://jaymutzafi.com/time-travel-movies-tv-shows/

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@JayMutzafi · Mar 16, 2023

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In preparation for a podcast appearance I've decided to publish a my personal list of Time Travel movies and TV shows. It's a work in progress, and I intended to add more notes and items to these lists, but it's a decent starting point. Spoiler tags included...

Time Travel Movies & TV Shows

Time Travel Movies & TV Shows

A non-exhaustive list of Time Travel Movies, TV Shows, and more, updated

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Jay Mutzafi

@JayMutzafi · May 30, 2021

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Having a passion for philosophy feels like a curse sometimes. Almost every insight you’ve gained by yourself, turns out to have been realized by someone who died 100’s or 1000’s of years ago. But this, perhaps, will be my tiny contribution to philosophy. Just don’t tell me if this too isn’t new…

Experiential Metadata - Last Turtle

Experiential Metadata - Last Turtle

So much of the way our experience is structured is not obvious to most of us. Every experience that appears primarily as a distinct sensation, sight, or thought is made of multiple layers. We usually think of the “five senses” but in actuality, we have a lot more. A common one people can spot when …

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