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Yeah because all the other things are innate; visual/spatial awareness, touch, smell, vocalization… Humanoids went millions of years literally learning to navi

Yeah because all the other things are innate; visual/spatial awareness, touch, smell, vocalization… Humanoids went millions of years literally learning to navigate 3D space and sense “enough heat, food, water” etc Nomadic tribes had built shared resource depots millennia before language. I can see the color gradients of the trees and feel muscles relax without words. Human language beyond some utilitarian labels just instills mind viruses that bloom into delusions of grandeur. 90% of human communication is unspoken. Neuroscience shows our brains sync behavior patterns with touch and just being in a room. Reality is full of unseen state change every moment that we have no colloquial language for; human language is hardly the source of truth and the “North star” of human society in reality.

fooker 3y ago
> 90% of human communication is unspoken. This is as scientific as the idea of humans just using 10% of our brains.
- relativty 3y ago
  Of course it is; it’s just a comment on a social media forum. There’s just as little science language motivates me to work. Most of the language society relies on is hallucinations; fiat currency, nation states, constructs like “Senate” and Congress, corporatism, brands, copy-paste of historical terminology, not evidence they’re immutable features of reality. What we recite has nothing to do with what we are. I find the appeals to non-existent political truisms primate gibberish. It seems perfectly clear to me many facts of society are just memorized and recited prompt hacks. Language is the goto tool for propagandists, to obscure sensory connection to reality. There is over 100 years of propaganda research available, too much for me to sort through, but scientific measure of such is not new; new to anyone unaware of it but not to humanity.
  - fooker 3y ago
    Are you a large language model?
    - relativty 3y ago
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- bitcuration 3y ago
  Nonetheless, it's the primary reason people are called to back to office, the in person face time is valued much more than remote chat/email. It's not a coincidence all leaders favor face time, hiring is done via the process of "interview", literally asking the "view". Need more proof?
  - fooker 3y ago
    Yeah, definitely needs more proof. Just because it intuitively makes sense doesn’t make it correct or the 90% figure accurate.

fooker 3y ago

> 90% of human communication is unspoken. This is as scientific as the idea of humans just using 10% of our brains.

relativty 3y ago
Of course it is; it’s just a comment on a social media forum. There’s just as little science language motivates me to work. Most of the language society relies on is hallucinations; fiat currency, nation states, constructs like “Senate” and Congress, corporatism, brands, copy-paste of historical terminology, not evidence they’re immutable features of reality. What we recite has nothing to do with what we are. I find the appeals to non-existent political truisms primate gibberish. It seems perfectly clear to me many facts of society are just memorized and recited prompt hacks. Language is the goto tool for propagandists, to obscure sensory connection to reality. There is over 100 years of propaganda research available, too much for me to sort through, but scientific measure of such is not new; new to anyone unaware of it but not to humanity.
- fooker 3y ago
  Are you a large language model?
  - relativty 3y ago
    [dead]
bitcuration 3y ago
Nonetheless, it's the primary reason people are called to back to office, the in person face time is valued much more than remote chat/email. It's not a coincidence all leaders favor face time, hiring is done via the process of "interview", literally asking the "view". Need more proof?
- fooker 3y ago
  Yeah, definitely needs more proof. Just because it intuitively makes sense doesn’t make it correct or the 90% figure accurate.