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Yes well I don't think Feynman's answer is the one single thing to be passed down myself, I am talking about its generalization in a conceptual, philosophical or mathematical sense. As for if this differs from Darwinian evolution
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Well if I could just impart one idea or concept it would be similar to Feynman's quote: >“If, in some cataclysm, all of scientific knowledge were to be destroyed, and only one sentence passed on to the next generations of creatures,
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Finite and Infinite Games by James Carse
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I have a list of YouTube social science (many being Economics) lecture course playlists: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw-6EtbW9DCzj5f0EoAWvNw/pla... But I have only watched a couple. There is also a Business &
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I made a multiple playlist (a list of playlists) for physics courses a while back. It has Feynman, Lewis, Shankar, Verma, Susskind and much more. I actually need to update it as I have some new finds. https://m.youtube.com/c
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Does he mean that there are facts about who values what? And people value different facts more or less (i.e. economics of information)? Also we should stop talking about facts as truth and instead assume we always mean "provisional fac
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Sorry just seeing this now. By indirection I just meant taking a longer path than the direct shortest path. This could be seen as being in a local minima and by climbing that hill so arrive at a lower more stable even lower minima. The mono
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Unison ( https://www.unison-lang.org/ )
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Cliff Stoll! I'll have whatever he's having
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The monomyth is itself a myth not science. Is this how people really interpret people like J. Campbell (and J. Peterson)? I don't take him so literally. When a meta-story is described I imagine it is described not in a general abstract
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The Twitter handle for nixCraft went ahead and rendered an HTML & PDF output. https://twitter.com/nixcraft/status/1567222479139250181
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Box Model Applet (resonance in cubical box simulator)
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For a demo (and a great lecture) see: Steven Lehar | Harmonic Gestalt: Sound from Structure: A holistic Invariant Representation of Spatial Structure through Sound as a model of perception (Qualia Research Institute) - https://ww
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Leo Brodie, Starting FORTH (First Edition): available as a free PDF from FORTH Inc. here - https://www.forth.com/starting-forth/ One of my favorite books ever.
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If you just want to watch courses (not the best way to learn), I got you with this aggregation of course playlists: https://youtube.com/channel/UCjgQ2pJDjZlhdI4Ym7NQdUw You have to click the multiple playlist titles (t
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This would be my pick for the same reason or perhaps a mathematics book with tons of proofs (preferably Analysis).
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Words like "flat", "equity" and even "equality" are misleading and cause confusion perhaps because they are causal terms and not scientific terms and phrases like "equivalence class" and "fungibl
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This presentation presents a conceptual model for understanding evolutionary and developmental (i.e., increasing in complexity) processes at all scales. It is, like Kurzweil's narrative, a general theory of the future, but it is also m
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John Smart – The Goodness of the Universe (Stepping into the Future, 2022)
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Well it would obviously depend on the person. But if I was recommending one book to say a random person that I didn't know it would be Finite and Infinite Games by James P. Carse. I actually read it through the lens of true AGI, but
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I'll see your Wheelock's and raise you a Lingua Latina : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_%C3%98rberg#Lingua_Lat%C4...
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Wai H Tsang – Conceptual Lecture on AGI – Synthesizing Life and Intelligence
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Run through the math on Khan Academy to fill in your gaps for at least Algebra I, II and Precalculus. Then you need to Calculus I-III, Linear Algebra and basic Statistics which are also on Khan Academy. Also I have created some youtube chan
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Have you heard of Papers We Love? https://github.com/papers-we-love/papers-we-love
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Finite and Infinite Games by James Carse. This book is mysteriously brilliant to me. I feel like reading it was like peering into my own soul.
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*arisbe, a guess at the riddle* channel < https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjgQ2pJDjZlhdI4Ym7NQdUw > - Resources for Researchers < https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjgQ2pJDjZlhdI4Ym7NQdUw
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Best of YouTube University Courses Organized into Multiple Playlists
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Unix, OpSys, C/C++, Networking, Dist. Systems, Web3, Lisp; playlist of playlists
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Also for natural science, engineering, business, social science, philosophy and history see the following: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw-6EtbW9DCzj5f0EoAWvNw/fea... Important: you have to click on the multip
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An Aggregation of YouTube Lecture Courses
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