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Sure, but how's that indicative that prediction isn't taking place?
by tambourine_man 4y ago
Sure, but how's that indicative that prediction isn't taking place?
- orwin 4y agoI have the idea before i have thought of the word i would use to express it. Sometimes, i don't even have word to express it, "you know what i mean?". And like i said. Children will often act, then talk. Or seek their words for long period of time, and when you propose a word to help them vocalize, they can accept it or reject it. I have another example. Do you ever have slip of the tongue? You're talking about "yoga", tell yourself while speaking "i really shouldn't say 'yoda' here", and say the word "yoda" anyway? This happened to me a lot when i was younger (my speed of thought is lower those days, i don't think i slipped this way in two or three years). I still think a bit faster than i speak tbh.
- tambourine_man 4y agoAll of that happens to me as well. I just don’t see how it couldn’t be explained by prediction from probability distribution. The fact that you can’t find a word could be that you’re stuck in a Markov chain wall or loop: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34688673 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34688673 The thing is, we just don’t know how any of that work. Our speculation is as good as any.