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I'm 43 - now that I know that the ability to create random numbers could be an indication of having a heathy or youthful brain, I know have enough knowledge to
by benjohnson 10y ago
I'm 43 - now that I know that the ability to create random numbers could be an indication of having a heathy or youthful brain, I know have enough knowledge to fake this test.
If I'm ever asked to provide a string of random numbers by a cognitive scientist or a doctor, I'll be certain to do my best and then apply external randomness to my individual guesses.
For example, I'll take the last phrase the scientist says to me - "please give me list of five random numbers from one to 10 ", and I'll apply the number of letters in each word of the sentence to each of my individual numbers and then modulo the answer to fit the range.
That way, with my old-age-cleverness, I'll hopefully be able to simulate a 25 year old.
- christiangenco 10y agoIf you can, in real time, count the number of letters in each word of a spoken sentence and modulo the result with numbers you're coming up with yourself, I don't think you'd be faking your cognitive ability.
- coldtea 10y ago>That way, with my old-age-cleverness, I'll hopefully be able to simulate a 25 year old. Yeah, just not in the "life prospects", health, stamina, and other departments...
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- dogecoinbase 10y agoOld age and cunning will always beat youth and bravery.
- ge96 10y agoyouth and stupidity haha
- fosco 10y agoYou can never be old and wise if you are not young and stupid
- Aron 10y agoI'm set for life!
- ge96 10y agoI was just thinking many have written their life time experiences, all I have to do is pick up the book and read then I'll be wise as well right? Seems it's cyclical the pattern why can't I skip the stupid mistakes. Parents try to tell you not to make the mistakes they made but inevitably you make the mistakes as well. Well I'm speaking for myself anyway. Oh well.
- mythrwy 10y agowithin certain parameters.
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