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About Us
Our Mission
Game in the Brain’s mission is to make learning about science and the world fun and accessible through tabletop RPGs. We create tools that simplify hard sci-fi concepts, empowering players to embrace complexity at their own pace. Our goal is to make sure everyone feels welcome and inspired to learn, explore, and grow through the gamification of their experiences.
Our Vision
Our vision is a world where more creators build and share intricate sci-fi worlds using our Creative Commons assets and open settings. We aim to lower the barriers to world-building, enabling a community that contributes to and enhances our tools. Together, we can create a shared language of storytelling and deepen our collective understanding of the world through these powerful, collaborative experiences
Our Blogs
Our Recent News & Blogs
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The Global Nuclear Pivot: How the Gulf Crisis Rewired Energy
Read More: The Global Nuclear Pivot: How the Gulf Crisis Rewired EnergyFor decades, the global nuclear energy sector moved at a glacial pace, paralyzed by massive upfront costs and shifting political tides. But in early 2026, two unprecedented forces collided to permanently alter the global grid: the voracious electricity demands of…
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The Global Nuclear Pivot: How the Gulf Crisis Rewired Energy
Read More: The Global Nuclear Pivot: How the Gulf Crisis Rewired EnergyFor decades, the global nuclear energy sector moved at a glacial pace, paralyzed by massive upfront costs and shifting political tides. But in early 2026,…
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Grafana – Bots were killing my server
Read More: Grafana – Bots were killing my serverbasically i had to create a password for my wiki n0+@80+ (not special characters – just regular) i need to limit the amount of bots…
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Improvements in Training with simulations and explorative learning 260402
Read More: Improvements in Training with simulations and explorative learning 260402new papers in creating more training data Here is a summary of the NVIDIA GTC panel discussion, hosted by Karoly Zsolnai-Fehér (from Two Minute Papers),…