staph

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Civilization as a Compiler, or Why Not Just Let Dust Make Itself into Robots(vasily.cc)
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Architecting Beliefs for a Contested World(vasily.cc)
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War Has Changed – Mapping foreign influence networks and strategic deflection(vasily.cc)
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The Ghost in the Graph, Pt. 2, or Why Winning Big Is the Fastest Way to Lose(vasily.cc)
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The Ghost in the Graph, Pt. 1: How Beliefs Become Organizational Behavior(vasily.cc)
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by staph 1y ago
I really appreciate this feedback, I'll look into both of those before the next post. Just wanted to say thanks.
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by staph 1y ago
Wait are you writing from the past?
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by staph 1y ago
I just really wish most people had this same kind of attitude, but can't in good faith say that's what I'm observing.
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by staph 1y ago
Thanks for the book recommendation! I wasn't there for the Galileo spat, so I can't be certain, but I always appreciate more reading.
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by staph 1y ago
It's a brutally simple combination of `@kevingimbel/eleventy-plugin-mermaid` with `svg-pan-zoom` :)
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by staph 1y ago
Thanks for your thoughts, they perfectly extend mine. I agree that it would be a sign of a very fragile belief system if it gets unwound by a single bit of contradictory evidence. And as to the "facts" that we're getting 24&#
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Facts don't change minds, structure does(vasily.cc)
379 points by staph 1y ago|232 comments