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by sysbin 7y ago
I'm skeptical if some mastery of skills need an order of events in life that's fundamentally important. I assume youth is another important factor in the equation. The 10k hour rule is too hopeful for everything but I can see it w
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by sysbin 7y ago
I'v been aware of some of the work you're referencing because of the popular goal for solving ptsd in psychiatry. The methods of "drug-induced amnesia, selective memory suppression, destruction of neurons, interruption of mem
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by sysbin 7y ago
My theory is re-writing is simpler, more efficient, basically elegant and all that's needed for achieving the task of producing a memory. I don't necessarily think forgetting an event is illustrating memories being deleted because
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by sysbin 7y ago
Those lines will be crossed by just visiting a country that has different interpretations of what's acceptable to do. I could also see the severely mentally ill or mentally handicapped, having no personal say in what happens to them an
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by sysbin 7y ago
I assume humans already experience a blue screen when suffering schizophrenia and or hallucinating.
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by sysbin 7y ago
The next most interesting direction the researchers could go would be if deletion is possible. I’m assuming the question of deletion being even possible would be amazing to find certainty. I’m speculating for an existing memory to be delete
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by sysbin 7y ago
Hypocrisy is what you're preaching right here. People downvoting me for expressing (what "they" consider a first amendment right) by voicing my opinion that Canada has it better for not restricting healthcare based on religi
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by sysbin 7y ago
My situation isn't happy. I would bet money you've never been denied healthcare because of religious ideology or suffered conversion therapy and from reading your response. I'm visually transgender because of the abuse experi
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by sysbin 7y ago
I'm doubtful any of the downvotes are coming from people that have experienced what's offered for being in situations of misfortune in life. I sometimes think I have ptsd from the way everyone in the USA is quick to assume the per
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by sysbin 7y ago
Canada is tremendously better than the USA if you're young (18 to 30 years old). I had the shittiest life in the USA, was born in Canada but parents moved to USA and when I was seven years old; parents were lower-middle class for conte
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by sysbin 7y ago
That's a far leap from engagement ring cost being the result of society sharing a delusion and believing there is a delusion with some clothes being more fashionable than others. Psychology has a definition named the halo effect and it
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by sysbin 7y ago
I can only write from my own anecdotal personal experiences. The USA is still more so religious than Canada from my interactions with young people in both countries. Although, the perception that religion is comparable to a cult is rising a
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by sysbin 7y ago
America prisons exhibit the cruelty outcome from acts of piety and assuming people have free will. Punishment doesn't make sense when everything is cause & effect. Edit: For the people saying punishment makes sense. I would say reh
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by sysbin 7y ago
Hmm, would have the people prosecuted by evidence of inaccurate gps coordinates, been effected if they had used an iOS jailbreak and or android device to constantly fake a GPS location? Or is the gps coordinates being logged from an externa
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by sysbin 7y ago
Disable javascript and then you can read the article is what I do.
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by sysbin 7y ago
Do you know if they’re doing this to people with mobile cells as well or is it only landlines?
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by sysbin 7y ago
Ahh the Red Queen and the Black Queen hypothesis. We meet again. :)
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by sysbin 7y ago
You don't really seem like an asshole to me for writing that because I live in a college area and the noise is ridiculous. It would be nice if affordable homes were built in such a way that every neighbourhood was priced for your incom
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by sysbin 7y ago
Thanks for replying again. I see. The thing for me that makes sense for me is what encompasses us is really what makes the outcome. The best I can describe it as a top down module. I cannot imagine how "us" being the "down&qu
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by sysbin 7y ago
I think it would be blameless because of determinism and even if uncreated.
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by sysbin 7y ago
Well, I guess your assertion is right. Whatever we were to think as heaven would just be what we were programmed to think overtime.
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by sysbin 7y ago
I still don't see how that removes determinism and very much would be predetermined as you know I would write. Even if the need for hunger disappears. Our previous variables/memories/wants/desires we collected would stil
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by sysbin 7y ago
How did you come to the ethical obligation for the creator to shut down the simulation? I've thought of this before and I agree with the shut it down. So many lives were painful, tortured, experimented on, and in the simulation we exis
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by sysbin 7y ago
> We likely have free will, but it's like playing chess with Google's AI. You may choose which move you make, but the outcome is already determined. Can you explain to me how you made that leap from what you were writing? I don
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by sysbin 7y ago
Like Lazy loading (also called on-demand loading)!
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by sysbin 7y ago
Physics can be entirely deterministic. What we believe is quantum physics can be the result of local hidden variables. Even multiple universes that are interfering with one another. Also the possibility that what we cannot measure as a repe
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by sysbin 7y ago
I'm a hard determinist and so I view everything very much as a simulation. Responsibility for everything follows the chain of events back to whatever started everything. You can't even blame the creator of this "simulation&qu
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by sysbin 7y ago
I would say these rich kids haven't heard of noblesse oblige.
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Bell.ca charges for it.
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by sysbin 7y ago
Einstein was a pacifist and agreed with Spinoza's philosophy. I speculate Einstein just wanted things published the earliest in any case and for the next problems to be focused on.

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