Silverback_VII

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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
Well, developing AI systems which are able to replace you and your abilities was not the best idea I guess.
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
"eating a breakfast high in complex carbohydrates" How can you reconcile that with intermittent fasting which people claim may also boost your mental and physical energy? Usually you eat nothing until 2-3pm(16/8 method).
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
in my opinion Jeffery Ventrella's clusters are a more promising avenue than Conways GoL. The rules are in comparison very interesting as well: No creation out of nothing, only particles that attract or repel each other. The pattern it
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
Fen de Villiers for example.
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
maybe to keep nutrient content of natural products high? If you start to fortify everthing, food producers will just put the cheapest stuff inside. Moreover they will not care if their processing method destroys micronutrients.
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
today's art is not about creativity or skill, it's about connections and politics. You almost certainly never see art produced by right leaning individuals in art galleries. I always get downvoted and flagged ... are we on reddit?
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
I think magnesium supplementation is important also because of its connection to depression. Zink also a good idea, but iron ? I think many men have too much of it because there is not enough bleeding (insect bites, etc...) in modern societ
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
Thinking about the motivation of programmers. Some programmer did make the changes to limit AirDrop... Like there is a room in a meat factory where animals go in alive and come out dead. Who was that and to what extent is he responsible?
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
did you read the blog post?
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
>This doesn't make any sense; the vaccine confers immunity. Obviously not look at the virus particles in wastewater (Netherlands) for example : https://coronadashboard.government.nl/landelijk/rioolwater The V
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
The corporate insects will just suck out your life energy in four days instead of five so that you need three days of recovery instead of two.
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
Most people in modern society suffer under learned helplessness. Mostly because in childhood they had to go (or suffer) through schools without having much agency. If you are constantly told that your own way is the wrong way of doing thing
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
I'm sure they are already using it to generate music for the masses. As exchange for using this secret software, the artists have to cover one eye in photoshootings.
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
>Start a blog! but do not expect someone to read it! because with GTP-3 automated content creation I'm increasingly less interested in everything which will be or is already heavily affected by it i.e. News articles, blogs and new b
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
The problem is that there is some kind evolutionary pressure to create increasingly more addictive game as every new game is in competition with every other game. I'm not saying that games cannot be beneficial especially for learning e
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
1000+ hours... It is probably very unpopular but maybe one has to start asking in what way humanity as a whole does benefit from the creation of such addictive games. Theodor Kaczynski wrote in one of his books that computer games will incr
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
There is simply no future for European countries with a hostile Russia in the neighbourhood. From the US perspective, the war and the nukes are far away but that's not the case in Europe...
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
What is the legal framework for a product that infects people with "beneficial" parasites ?
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
It's the war in Ukraine and not Brexit in my opinion.
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
No, OLD sucks also for attractive men who didn't select a good picture and don't truly now how attractive they are. Moreover they will get the impression that getting a mate is very hard even if it would be pretty simple with some
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
Well obviously a lot of guys in such an app(Tinder as well) will press match every time, hoping than some woman will press it as well. Online dating is problematic in many ways and very hard for men especially. I think women see men who use
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
let me guess, one of these "living poor dying rich" advice? of so, I highly recommend to watch this video: https://youtu.be/Baw0N7B-jV4
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
"The academic “stolen valor” subverts judgment (“but he’s a genius!”). " Who said that there are no geniuses among con men? He will be a genius no matter in which category he ends up.
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
You are wrong. In a ponzi people are often encouraged to reinvest their gains. You only take the money of new investors to pay out early investors if really necessary (that is to maintain the illusion that the money is still there) otherwis
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
Billions of dollars? I don’t believe that so many real dollars are left in the ecosystem. And who is buying one bitcoin for $15,000 at the moment so that another guy can withdraw his money?
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
I'm not sure about that. I see the economy as a giant engine made out of the flesh of millions of humans. The guy pushing the accelerator or not must truly feel like God hearing the roaring of this giant flesh engine and affecting the
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
you say cell culture but look at this: https://youtu.be/0Kx4Y9TVMGg very complex patterns simply with particles attracting or repulsing each other.
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
To say that interconnected humans behave like a flock of birds is very flawed in my opinion. Each bird in a flock sees the REAL behaviour of the other birds but this is not necessarily the case with the internet since an entity can heavily
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
"Based on these recent findings, we argue that the role of testosterone in human social behavior might be best understood in terms of the search for, and maintenance of, social status." https://www.zora.uzh.ch/5800
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by Silverback_VII 4y ago
And drinking onion juice. People laugh, but a 300% increase in rats should be enough of a reason for futher inquiry. https://www.ergo-log.com/onionjuice.html and also "the only human study that directly link between on

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