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DrierCycle
11mo ago
free speech and a market network of pretextual misinfo and disinfo transmission for dominance are oxymoronically incompatible. the internet is far too paradoxical and maladaptive to deal with politically or economically.
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DrierCycle
11mo ago
That's a rosy picture that doesn't fit the evidence. We adapt to a rather small type of liveable surface here, and we destroy the ecology. Humans are simply under the thumb of evolution, and we're maladaptive.
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11mo ago
the crux of consciousness is fighting over the meaning of events, inventing words to preserve them in history, extend fighting over the meaning of words, realizing the words have little meaning, discovering myths that led to the meaning are
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11mo ago
Game death may be a natural process of evolution. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45981810
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I'm Afraid Mario Creator Shigeru Miyamoto Might Be Right About Future of Gaming
(comicbook.com)
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11mo ago
this is the paper discussed, open access https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/brv.70094?af=R
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Humans are evolved for nature, not cities, say anthropologists
(phys.org)
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11mo ago
Evolution is a long process, not short term. And the long-term prospects for Windows look pretty on spot. Agree w/ your assessment of lack of health in tech market.
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Creationists try to spin Homo Naledi evidence
(twitter.com)
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Narcissistic Traits in Sexually Motivated Serial Killers (open access)
(link.springer.com)
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The collapse of AAA is a parallel sim game-narrative.
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11mo ago
This seems to be a strategy, unconscious or not, of relieving responsibility for market competitiveness or of insight the technology has deep flaws that cannot be solved by competition. Look at Kimi, the Chinese are able to exploit this mar
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If we can extrapolate anecdotally, these men want to exploit tensions, sell arms, build intel networks (ie destroy Africa's future for resources/gain) and enrich themselves from this, while Ariane (woman) wanted to use capital inv
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The notion we assumed that existing languages and math were sufficient is mind-bending. Now frontier models will simply start all over again with the most reduced ideas as to what constitutes knowledge, control and "world models",
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11mo ago
Documentaries are subjective models, reducing events into opinionated sequences. All news is like this, every article that makes statements is essentially an opinion. In a way, AI becomes the perpetual disproof, "it was always this wei
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Goals rather than predictions determine the sense of agency
(cell.com)
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The effects of pets and human-pet interactions on humans' romantic relationships
(journals.sagepub.com)
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This is big news for pollinator survivability.
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Vowel- and Diphthong-Like Spectral Patterns in Sperm Whale Codas
(pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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EV Lab: Language vs. thought / non-linguistic cognition and perception
(evlab.mit.edu)
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Language and economic behaviour: Future tense use causes less temp discounting
(journals.plos.org)
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Brain Waves Are the Hidden Engine Behind Thought and Consciousness
(thedebrief.org)
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Inferring Consciousness in Phylogenetically Distant Organisms Godfrey-Smith
(direct.mit.edu)
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That's unrelated to evolution.
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As the issue now includes a deepening of recent radical shift potential in equator-to-pole gradient, the chances for this are now measurably distinct. The question is left open, particularly in the recent data on gulfstream collapse, which
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https://archive.ph/sZalz
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Matthew Belloni Is Yelling "Iceberg " on the Hollywood Titanic
(nytimes.com)
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Have you talked with an oceans specialist recently? Anoxic events are difficult to predict. Not all specialists agree with that Permian isolation. https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1029/202..
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It demonstrates what divides the brain, actually, if you read her other papers and public layperson statements as well where she claims we don't use "language to think" as mental events are specific and language is arbitrary.
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Is our death from a hydrogen sulfide event inevitable in climate warming? (2005)
(psu.edu)
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