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by xtrapol8 2y ago
Then neg it like anything else you refuse to believe.
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
Entropy is not the number of possible states in a system. Entropy includes outcomes not predicted by the mental model. Convention teaches this incorrectly. I’m the black sheep, bhaaaa.
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
Please refer to the comment of this comment!
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
Well, this looney likes to point out that the manifold surface area (which is not always uniform) determines the rate of or density of distribution. All this is accounted for in the math selected for whichever for instance (“number of possi
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
Oh no! I was hoping sha256 would last us until the quantum computing cow came home.
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
> entropy is just a fancy word for ‘number of possible arrangements’ It isn’t though. Entropy is a fancy word for potential distribution over negative potential. Negative potential is the “surface area” over which potential may distribut
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
I am arguing that morality is in fact often declining (and rising) between generations, and this rise and fall happens so frequently the authors muddled their own point by citing it as a normalized (thus falsely plied) complaint. A generati
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
Emergent merely means where the outcome is functionally greater than merely the sum of parts. Simply arranging bytes in a way that produces value beyond the composition of those bytes is emergent.
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
> But who is innocent? There is this word “culpable” which means having something to do with anything responsible for a thing. Anyone who is not culpable is innocent. Innocent is everyone by default until through an act of will (or negli
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
It isn’t though. The study suggests morality would be a steadily declining slope throughout this time rather than a periodic wave if it were true. This is not so. It merely swings over shorter periods of generations. We have gone through ti
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
uConsole on preorder! Waited a whole six months. I thought it would be the size of a blackberry, though it is actually the size of a medium sized paperback book. The craftsmanship is excellent and it is gratifying to hold.
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
The website was down (HN deluge?) , I googled it and read the summary for the book of the similar name!
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
At least you’ll have something to talk about.
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
Everything in the human mind may be overridden. I can induce a state of voluntary psychotic response to pain which makes intense pain sweet, so sweet I want some more.
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
Whatever, your explanation is still backwards. The Universe is potential resolving into state through entropic dilation in the moment of now. Not independent state built up into the Universe as classical physics has always taught us. The em
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
Start reading the source code. For “advanced” anything, you have to go to the source.
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
This is interesting yet not really intellectually honest. It’s a cool word and many love the historical curiosities as such. Once upon a time Christianity was a minority of counter culturalists (“heretics” of their day) then came the popula
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
And it turns out to be America’s apatite for bullshit all along. What would come of a political platform which outed the dream of America as a borrowed, bankrupt lie? One too big to fail, which lumbers on at the expense of the lives of othe
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
What if you pursued fulfillment instead of either? Either way, do not be a waste of your humanity.
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
> individuals rarely pause to consider what information they may be missing, they assume that the cross-section of relevant information to which they are privy is sufficient to adequately understand the situation. Yes, this is a chronic
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
This topic is strange and confusing, firstly due to a the term being offered as falsified, and then a false definition offered as debunked. Willpower is very real, only the character given is false. I never got the memo that it is some “fin
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
> If drugs that alter chemical signaling in the brain are capable of silencing auditory hallucinations and suicidal thoughts, then brain chemistry must somehow explain mental illness, at least in part. We are not alone in our own minds.
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
Does that come with infinite resources? Build a monument of brutalism unlike anything this world has yet seen (and I’m well aware of what that covers.)
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
You’re finicky, maybe you haven’t really found what’s right for you? The mind is a machine, if you keep it tuned it will last you and allow you to grow. You should certainly have the power to make yourself do anything. Try that game. Make y
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
I responded to you after my first comment.
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
This is very interesting, of all the trash I bave been talking about the lie you all tell yourself (that we are alone in our own mind, and only the “mentally ill” hear the voices) this post got me the most negative karma. I want to respond
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
Nice idea, I don’t see how it could work. Thanks for the book recommendation though!
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
Reminds me of how the Perl org was fleeced way back (Perl 6 way back). Can’t trust anyone apparently.
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
Don’t be a karma killing hater, read my past comments and accept first hand accounts of a modern crisis among us. Do not be a hypocrite.
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by xtrapol8 2y ago
For reference, I don’t have schizophrenia, and I am avidly outing auditory hallucinations as actual disembodied third parties (see past comments) who are a plague upon humanity. This in addition to schizophrenia being very real for others (

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