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Not sure I follow, what are you doing with these philosopher kings after you mint them?

• inanutshellus 3mo ago
  > Are you thinking what I'm thinking, Pinky? > I think so, Brain, but -- > YES! Time to take over the world [utilizing these philosopher kings]! To jump from one dated pop culture reference to another, it is a very Manchurian Candidate-esque plan. Not one without merit, but clearly a pessimistic take on the future of education for the masses.
• abixb 3mo ago
  Well, the goal was to make them come up with cutting-edge theories and/or hypothesis to the most pressing problems facing humanity. Kids will naturally specialize (just like... MoE models?) as their find their groove while growing up, but the goal is to make sure highly gifted kids from diverse background get highest quality space to think without being moulded or "adulterated" by the noise of pop culture and "everyday" life.
  • xp84 3mo ago
    > make sure highly gifted kids from diverse background It would be ideal to get those gifted kids before they spend 5-6 years in the 'real world' with all the "Baby Shark," Roblox, and various other brainrot, but if you pick kids randomly from a very early age, most of them will probably not be all that gifted. Though I suppose maybe you could rely on genetic heritage (parents of very high IQ) and/or just do a large number of them and just assume you'll luck into enough geniuses to be worth your while.
    • phoghed 3mo ago
      They’re going to be so mad when they graduate The Program and find out about Minecraft