54:39m spoken audio; daily journal, life update, world review, thoughts of futurism and holistic, sustainable permaculture as survival lifeline, dreams of Communalityⓒ .
09-25-2025 Ramble
57:43m audio journal for 09-25-2025; the usual mix of life update, thinking about the world, and pondering the end of year ritual (defined in full).
Ramble – 09242025
58:42m, spoken audio, daily journal of a senior autistic; life, the universe and everything, bounded by patterns, science, and aspiration for the future. Hope lives here, oddly enough.
An Autistic American Moment (43:37m)
43:37m – spoken audio on the matter of being an autistic amercian in this moment, lived experience exposition, and as always, related neuroscience and genetics/epigenetic thoughts.
The truth about Autism (#Science, bitches)
10m spoken audio; short review of current science on the realities of #autism as a normal, natural, healthy diversity within the human genome. (Diversity is requisite for a healthy genome.)
09-22-2025 – Just Because You Can
59:04m – Daily journal; status, world events, philosophy, and the ‘Just Because You Can’, outlined and exemplified.
09-19-2025 Thoughts (life, work, others)
59:30 – Audio journal entry covering contexts of being, living, working, and related.
Contingent Uniqueness: Extending the Rare Earth Solution to the Fermi Paradox Through Biochemical Contingency and Cross-Disciplinary Synthesis
Introduction The Fermi Paradox presents a fundamental contradiction between theoretical expectations and empirical evidence: given the vast number of potentially habitable planets and the apparent ease with which life emerged on Earth, why do we find no evidence of extraterrestrial intelligence? The Rare Earth hypothesis offers one solution by proposing that complex life requires extraordinarily specific conditions, but recent advances in origin-of-life research, systems chemistry, and cross-disciplinary astrobiology suggest this explanation remains incomplete (Fermi paradox, 2025; Alternative Pathways in Astrobiology, 2024). This paper proposes a “contingent uniqueness” framework that extends the Rare Earth hypothesis by integrating biochemical contingency theory, non-biomolecular […]