I just realized something. Let’s say you do have this dual-sensory sampling 
with one digital and one analog feeding into a  “multi-channel” though 
integrated hybrid codec, temporally synchronized (temporally lossless), when 
one sense’s feed is stopped or empty, for example the environment goes dark or 
audio goes quiet, the codec goes into either full lossy or full lossless mode. 
Verses when it’s noisy and light out then the codec is full-modal lossy w. 
lossless (lossylossless). If it’s always noisy during daylight and quiet at 
night the codec is a flip-flop lossness system, being lossy during the day and 
lossless at night. And not just in day/night scenarios but in sampling specific 
frequencies and digital channels... and scanning them... adaptively optimizing 
for bandwidth and power consumption.

What’s this got to do with AI/AGI? Multi-modal lossness bandwidth optimization 
is one thing. You can add smarts to it to priority optimize sensory and 
knowledge feed channels. Channels can be full duplex… or full multiplex… or 
full digital/analog (lossless/lossy) hybrid multiplex… with probability waves, 
and probability carrier waves, etc.. 

All AI’s/AGI’s exist in transmissionary states.

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