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Is one meme is the key to another meme?) Like it was suggested in The Programmers Stone and elaborated in The Art Of Scientific Investigation, there are differ
by dschiptsov 11y ago
Is one meme is the key to another meme?)
Like it was suggested in The Programmers Stone and elaborated in The Art Of Scientific Investigation, there are different modes of training of certain areas of the brain (clusters of Neural Networks or whatever crude model you like). The common sense term for resulting structures is "mental maps". Notice the correct intuition about having a structure (made out of neurons) and that it supposed to be traversed (insight from the AI spring).
In other words, you will traverse (or pattern match against) what you have managed to train, and different resulting structures will result in different processes - different modes of "thinking".
Social rejection (which usually an effect, not a cause) is beneficial due to much less distraction and more time for myself, but unless you have appropriate habits of reflective thinking (to understand hows and whys and realizing multiple causation) no amount of social rejection will make it.
The benefits of solitude has been noticed even by Vedic seers but it is definitely not enough.
BTW, creativity is a packer's term. For mappers it is a default mode which need not to be named.
- mordocai 11y agoI was unfamiliar with the terms(packers, mappers) you used in your last sentence. Having done a quick read on them, I find the concepts interesting. It looks like at least a couple books talk about these concepts. Where would you recommend reading more about them? It must be noted that I am not convinced from my <1 page of reading that people are truly divided into only two camps in this category, like the philosophy seems to suggest so far.
- dschiptsov 11y agoThere are a lot of support for this crude model. Look at writings of J. Krishnamurti, Nabokov, Huxley, Chomsky, the guys who invented NLP (before it has been ruined by adopters), there are a lot of consensus among insights of thinkers with completely different background..