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Weekly: The Best of New Scientist in 2024: From Volcanic Diamonds to Immortal Brains

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The Higgs Boson and Its Cosmic Implications

This chapter discusses the Higgs boson's potential to destabilize the universe, likening it to a ball poised on a metastable valley. It explores the catastrophic consequences of a bubble of destruction spreading at light speed and delves into quantum mechanics' role in understanding these cosmic risks. Additionally, the chapter touches upon theories of quantum consciousness and the ongoing research involving brain organoids to investigate the relationship between consciousness and quantum phenomena.

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