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pmayrgundter
7y ago
A report was published in Nature in spring of this year showing multiple lines of evidence for impact-related effects in the YDB layer in southern Chile: "In the most extensive investigation south of the equator, we report on a ~12,800
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7y ago
This (esp the first figure) reminds me of economics research on long waves: http://joshuagoldstein.com/jgcycle.htm
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8y ago
Wow, thanks for sharing!
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8y ago
This bit: "The scientists mapped the different synchronized clusters that can form in a network of oscillators to that network’s symmetries. In this context, symmetries refer to the ways a network’s oscillators can be swapped without c
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8y ago
I see the distinction but I am following Chomsky, that they're aspects of the same thing; language is a faculty in a specific, recently evolved neurological structure. That's a bold theory, but it seems to have held up better tha
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Shannon observed this in his work towards information theory. Humans are able to predict next letters in a stream of natural language with a probability approaching optimal. The original paper is here: https://www.princeton.edu
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On 4, being unable to predict the business cycle, I have heard this as conventional wisdom for a while, but the long term graphs look pretty regular: https://static.businessinsider.com/image/4c98a9bb7f8b9ab7325... Expa
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Great comments! Thanks for posting. I've written a hex grid automata for wolfram simulations in java, js & dart before.. maybe I can get it contributed to the Lenia guys. https://github.com/pablo-mayrgundter/
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I'm curious if you have come across any reference to non-ionic current flow, e.g. semi-conductive. I feel like I've seen it mentioned, possibly along the cytoskeleton and via gap junctions, but can't come up with anything of
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Amazing and exciting. If anyone is working in this area and would like to discuss, I'm eager to. I've been working on an independent thesis in the area for a few years and have extensive notes and extended ideas towards general i