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I am waiting for Cambridge Analytica 2.0 that purely targets and triggers billionaires.
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Keep an eye open for more Trump and Brexit style events. You don't need a nation state to trigger them. That's the future of war.
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Translates to - We don't know what we are doing or why but please keep funding us. Henry Kissinger pls talk to Kim Kardashian, and the marketing departments of the world. They will have better ideas on how to fight the next war than an
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Just wondering...if the dinos had survived, would they have evolved higher intelligence and complex societies or would they be similar to modern reptiles/crocs/turtles and fish(which are as old no?) in terms of intelligence?
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These days once a herd has assembled, you just got to cheer them on, in whatever mindless direction they are stampeding in. If they are going to fall off a cliff, the faster it happens, the better for everyone.
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Biohackers trying to build a bootleg version of a million-dollar drug
(cbc.ca)
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Things are moving in that direction - https://www.globalspaceexploration.org/wordpress/?p=940
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It's hard to say whether its good or bad right now. Give it a few years. Social norms are changing very quickly these days in ways no one expected. Look at the polls on acceptance of gay marriage prior to 2000 and today. There is a big
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They do. Its a robotic form of expression you see everywhere these days. People are trained how to do one thing well for one context. They take that blindly and apply it to everything they see whether it fits or not. They do it blindly beca
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Anyone know how cost effective this is? As in can NASA start outsourcing moon missions?
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Well the "Adults" in the room are the ones who don't run out "once the maelstrom of chaos and uncertainty arrives". Most people we call adults do.
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Well I am salty. And I can't stand what how consumerist LEGO has become. Plus I don't like evangelists. Instead of allowing kids to figure out the value of something themselves, they fill their heads with bullet points about what
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Your gitbook link is pointing at a Go tutorial.
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Nice job. Keep at it.
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> best plastic and tightest tolerances What all stories people tell themselves to shell out wads of dough on bullshit no one asked for. Apple and every other luxury brand in the world makes use of this story telling subset of the populat
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It's easy if they are on social media everyday. You just have to encourage them to believe whatever bullshit they already do. Compliment them. Encourage their fan clubs. Give them stories about how their opponents are lying/cheat
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Ofcourse them too. They are more of less programmed as it is to chase likes/clicks/views of their respective fan clubs. Tweaking the counts of what their fan club likes automatically changes their behavior. They just don't kn
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Whats preventing the gaslighters from being gaslighted? It's not a bad thing if we can change Putin or the Saudi Head Looneys memory and behavior. These kind of Debates always get won by the Edward Teller's in the room.
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How is it safe? I doubt its complicated to figure out which nodes are broadcasting/unicasting the most frequently, without looking at the content if you have cops at every block logging bluetooth traffic. What's interesting is how
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This kind of confusion is constantly created when the underlying unstated assumption is we all share the same needs. We don't. We spend huge amounts of energy and time trying to convince each other that our needs are whats best for eve
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A 7 year old math whiz and Steven Strogatz making contact with Beauty
(twitter.com)
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Optimization problems are for robots, not human beings. Be a good human. And you will attract good humans.
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"favored by the universe somehow" With a large enough population, you are going to end up with the same representation (structure of neurons, glial cells etc) in some subset of brains. As a painter, I am very aware that taste is n
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It gets boring. Hotels are full of airheads. Even Trump got bored of it.
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Someone needs to tell Taleb there is a field called Social Psychology where everything he is raving about is formally studied under the heading of Conformism or Group Dynamics. For those actually interested in this stuff, beyond Taleb'
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Have you actually dealt with people on drugs? Do you know how it effects their families?
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Good luck to protestors. Hard to see the reasons for China to compromise though.
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Mapping the Global Highways of Hate
(news.miami.edu)
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No idea why this comment is getting downvoted. It's like an arms race out there, where every trick in the book is being used to manipulate people and capture their attention. Few years back I had an option to work on a recommendation s
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Learning takes time. I had an Indian coworker once who freaked out at the airport because the cab driver was black. This was his first trip ever out of his small town in India (late 90s). He was carrying a bit of cash and was worried he was
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