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Another item in the long list of obvious stuff so called experts in intelligence purport not to know. simple answer you wont get from her majesties propoganda

by mSparks 10y ago

Another item in the long list of obvious stuff so called experts in intelligence purport not to know. simple answer you wont get from her majesties propoganda channel. "memory" is a learnt skill. just like everything else, it takes a few years to learn it.

orf 10y ago
Not everything is a learned skill, and you have absolutely nothing to base that opinion on other than obviously loathing those pesky experts and... the BBC?
- mSparks 10y ago
  no, i loath the "experts" rolled out by the bbc as experts. that memory is something we learn is not a new thing (technicallly the skill of forgetting, which is where autism comes from), the second post even pointed out synaptic pruning. its not just known to be a learnt skill, we know the exact biologic process by which it manifests itself. the "experts" are the ones building the ai that will take all your jobs. and you wont find them giving interviews on the beeg.
  - daveguy 10y ago
    You speak as if you know quite a bit about this subject. I'm curious, what makes you an expert rather than an "expert"?
    - mSparks 10y ago
      i have been building such stuff for the last 20 years. even had stuff stolen by darpa. which is why i dont share much now. http://www.theborgmatrix.com http://www.theborgmatrix.com
      - cknoxrun 10y ago
        I should point out that your link doesn't work for me. I should also point out that it is unwise to claim absolute authority in science, especially the biological sciences.
        mSparks 10y ago
        Yeah I saw, rogue c&p in the "hide it from most of the internet" script. It's an old site migrated from my first machinations back in the early 2000s. And I make no claim to "absolutely authority". But take your pick which "expert" you want to listen to. The experts rolled out by the "love thee blue blooded leader appointed appointed by god" channel. Or some random guy on the internet who likes downvotes and says he's been doing it so long it now pays for him to do this every other day. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwYAv--inN0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwYAv--inN0
        orf 10y ago
        > Or some random guy on the internet who likes downvotes and says he's been doing it so long it now pays for him to do this every other day. It says on your site you graduated in 2007. I'd take the experts any day.
        mSparks 10y ago
        finished electronic engineering in 98, just as all the sensible engineers f'd off to south korea and china. 2007 was the second time round. around the time of http://www.moddb.com/forum/thread/darpa-plagarism http://www.moddb.com/forum/thread/darpa-plagarism and http://www.moddb.com/forum/thread/darpa-plagiarism-2 http://www.moddb.com/forum/thread/darpa-plagiarism-2 its now valuable enough capital that i dont technically have to work anymore and can spend my time flying helicopters and enjoying luxury yachts. Although life isnt exactly that simplistic. It does give me some pleasure to know for certain the outcome was the us and uk loosing the world leadership. And now you got Trump and May as your top representatives.

by mSparks 10y ago

orf 10y ago

Not everything is a learned skill, and you have absolutely nothing to base that opinion on other than obviously loathing those pesky experts and... the BBC?

mSparks 10y ago
no, i loath the "experts" rolled out by the bbc as experts. that memory is something we learn is not a new thing (technicallly the skill of forgetting, which is where autism comes from), the second post even pointed out synaptic pruning. its not just known to be a learnt skill, we know the exact biologic process by which it manifests itself. the "experts" are the ones building the ai that will take all your jobs. and you wont find them giving interviews on the beeg.
- daveguy 10y ago
  You speak as if you know quite a bit about this subject. I'm curious, what makes you an expert rather than an "expert"?
  - mSparks 10y ago
    i have been building such stuff for the last 20 years. even had stuff stolen by darpa. which is why i dont share much now. http://www.theborgmatrix.com http://www.theborgmatrix.com
    - cknoxrun 10y ago
      I should point out that your link doesn't work for me. I should also point out that it is unwise to claim absolute authority in science, especially the biological sciences.
      - mSparks 10y ago
        Yeah I saw, rogue c&p in the "hide it from most of the internet" script. It's an old site migrated from my first machinations back in the early 2000s. And I make no claim to "absolutely authority". But take your pick which "expert" you want to listen to. The experts rolled out by the "love thee blue blooded leader appointed appointed by god" channel. Or some random guy on the internet who likes downvotes and says he's been doing it so long it now pays for him to do this every other day. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwYAv--inN0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwYAv--inN0
        orf 10y ago
        > Or some random guy on the internet who likes downvotes and says he's been doing it so long it now pays for him to do this every other day. It says on your site you graduated in 2007. I'd take the experts any day.
        mSparks 10y ago
        finished electronic engineering in 98, just as all the sensible engineers f'd off to south korea and china. 2007 was the second time round. around the time of http://www.moddb.com/forum/thread/darpa-plagarism http://www.moddb.com/forum/thread/darpa-plagarism and http://www.moddb.com/forum/thread/darpa-plagiarism-2 http://www.moddb.com/forum/thread/darpa-plagiarism-2 its now valuable enough capital that i dont technically have to work anymore and can spend my time flying helicopters and enjoying luxury yachts. Although life isnt exactly that simplistic. It does give me some pleasure to know for certain the outcome was the us and uk loosing the world leadership. And now you got Trump and May as your top representatives.