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@korrelan >From your deterministic view of the brain as a soft machine, it should follow >how the functional dependencies you mentioned in a causal relationship are >being employed in a supervariable sense. Meaning, coding a system of variables >where N => N. In

[agi] Molecular thumb drives: Researchers store digital images in metabolite molecules

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/07/190703150501.htm Jim Bromer -- Artificial General Intelligence List: AGI Permalink: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/T3a700921559d837a-Mab83d0c05ef488684bbbabca Delivery options:

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Go to the mormons, they have the money for the largest facility after all. But "if you build It..." and any of the dead comes alive It should still respond to vodka. Even if it's only Mormon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3c_pJ_CLJQ On 05.07.2019

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Hi Colin >In my most recent posting there is this interaction that answers one of your >question: I presume you mean my comment on spare cash and resources, it was actually a statement not a question but I understand your point of view and predicament.  In an ideal scenario your method,

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Hi Jim, I love the mental image of the birds hauling a bike into the air. Orville without a helmet. Definitely retention of flight physics! :-) Colin On Thu, Jul 4, 2019 at 11:38 PM Jim Bromer wrote: > I just wanted to say that it seems likely that the Wright brothers (or at > least Orville)

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It occurs to me that the raw framework itself may not have been properly understood. So I've made a generic version. Please note that this framework was measured, by studying scientists. It is, in and of itself, an example of the science deliverables ('laws of nature') RIGHT *te*. that are

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ok, here's a link that doesn't blow donky chunks... (no offense to the post, only the author of that kinnd of article that doesn't link to primary sources, but only to other pages on the same site.

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@Robert Taking dementia as a single problem, there can be a myriad of theories that can describe its function.  Taken in the context of a system that can also simulate many other human mental conditions you start to limit the possibilities, which is the point of the exercise. The destination

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Ok, shut up, you are making me feel like a blithering idiot. =P How much hardware do you need? I'll ogranize a kickstarter or something and get you everything you need. I just need to do the engineering work to design exactly the machine you need and convice enough people that you aren't a

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How Facebook’s New ‘Mirror World’ Will Help Train AI: https://singularityhub.com/2019/06/25/how-facebooks-new-mirror-world-will-help-train-ai/ -- Artificial General Intelligence List: AGI Permalink:

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Colin the neurons only resemble the fuel in a reactor and the minds are its chain reactions. On 04.07.2019 05:43, Colin Hales wrote: Hi Matt, Excellent, I think we can progress a bit. The columns are accurate. Let me give some more detail on the examples. Let's just focus on flight for now.

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I just wanted to say that it seems likely that the Wright brothers (or at least Orville) believed that they could make a pedal powered flying bicycle. (I do not mean to be hyper-critical) but it seems very unlikely that the Wrights thought they could somehow harness birds to get their bicycle to

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korrelan In a generic system of regenerative competency, my theory holds how a 'Toolkit' component contributes significantly to the notion of 'Reality'. Perhaps then, your 'GTP' correlates to my component named 'Relativity', where such a component provides the existential argument for the

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Unless you have the spare cash, time and resources then the whole argument is moot, and you must find another way of achieving the goals within your means.  You can negate most of the above by taking a leaf out the Wright brothers methodology… take a leap of faith (in yourself) and just build the