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fly, may survive through an
s in floating point arithmetic. If everything compresses by 7 order of
> magnitude, then perhaps it would just be a matter of adding 7 more digits
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>>
>> It seems like Autocatalytics Sets are useful and near-minimal abstractions?
>>
>> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autocatalytic_set
>>
>> I feel like my maunderings here are vaguely circular when concatenated with
>> yo
complexity, etc.
>
> As for "Russ clarifying his question", I think this can be a rhetorical
> device? It has always seemed to me that Science really degenerates to
> "asking the right question" where when properly formulated, the "answer
> beco
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> brothers & sisters down in South Dallas. :-)
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> the sake of taking information out of my hands and putting in "that main
> place".Damned kids running around.
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ose organizations take Bitcoin.
> Clear thinking sympathetic people shouldn't contribute without employing a
> tumbler. Plainly this is just a step or two away from trouble. Just to
> show it isn't just the Alex Jones types that would exercise this technology
archists patching a road before running off into the
> darkness. There's something wrong with a world where fixing something for
> others must be treated with suspicion.
>
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> Sen
, although bodies are composite, belief systems are
unitary. If the same body can do 2 conflicting things, why can't the same
belief system be composed of 2 conflicting things? This is why I raised the
idea of paraconsistent, defeasible, and higher order logic
it is involved in an impossible solution.
> That is, the backtracking ends up very deep. What is the significance of
> it being 2D or of some particular width/height?
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the similler to sunbeams where when dust gets lit just right it looks
> like a pretty sun beam?
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> strong agreement with Pierce's three forms of logic. and equally strong
> denial of "mind" might be so inclined?
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ence of formalisms that capture huge swaths of (human)
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though, I think.) That should make it obvious that I wasn't playing "gotcha"
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rian self would tend to emphasize (b), as the sheeple's short
attention span is turned to (a). 8^) But, in the end, both cost categories
will be paid one way or another. So, it's stupid to pay more attention to one
over the other, really.
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> dramatically as we age. Those new tissue environments basically stimulate the
> evolution. So the evolution isn’t a process that’s limited by the mutation so
> much as a process that is limited by micro-environment changes.
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ystems get the extra juice."
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>
> Right, all that is not permitted is forbidden. I suppose if it must be very
> extreme (to work -- if it would), then there is a real risk of injury or
> overuse that come sooner or later and then the trouble-making divers
What am I missing?
On 11/03/2017 01:27 PM, Robert Wall wrote:
> Hi Glen, et al.,
>
> I'd *love* it if you (or anyone) would argue with me and help me refine
> my thinking or, better yet, change my mind and be able to explain how Smolin,
> England, and Deutsch/Marletto ar
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>others will display exactly the diversity you describe.
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>On 15 February 2018 at 22:08, uǝlƃ ☣ <geprope...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Since Peterson depends on (some bastardization of) evol. psych., then
>it
>> would be healthy to have an evol. psych. debunking. *That's* w
;dimorphisms observed in the human species are to some degree the result
>of differential selection upon the two sexes,” but I am not sure how I
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>closest that comes to mind are functional reactive programming systems,
>e.g. game platforms tied to a physics engine.
>The idea that top-down intent matters is preposterous if the motivation
>is biology, a massively-parallel bottom-up pheno
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>Subject: Re: [FRIAM] What is an object?
>
>Marcus,
>
>Am I correct that this is what “oop” is designed to avoid?
>
>“This” being what you describe below?
>
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in object programming from a utility in DOS or a tool in Matlab.
> Or
>any mathematical function, for that matter. You give it what it needs,
>and
>it gives you what it's supposed to, and you don't give a damn how it
>works.
>
>
doubt and certainty of beliefs.
On July 8, 2018 6:21:30 AM PDT, Frank Wimberly wrote:
>About 18 months ago I had an experience which is perhaps not relevant
>but
>it came to mind as I read what you wrote, Glen. As a result of a dream
>I
>was in a state of anxiety which persisted
AL doubt as a way of
>life is NOT going to be happy with this solution.
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>conditions, I cannot walk. REAL doubt (sensu pragmatico) is a nasty
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wrote:
>Glen,
>
>Interesting website ... . But the question can't be answered by
>pointing at something. I meant to ask the question, "What are the
>properties of something you would call real?&q
tems is like non-elephant
zoology" ... or somesuch, misquoted from somebody somewhere. 8^)
On October 28, 2018 11:20:52 PM PDT, Nick Thompson
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>
>
>
>I am continuing to think about what you say below. I guess, in my
>defense, I would say that this a statemen
development of an organism.
>
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always Frank Abagnale for inspiration, but some roles are
>harder and riskier than others.Today I'm an Olympic athlete,
>tomorrow a billionaire..
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>On 12/31/18, 1:40 PM, "Friam on behalf of uǝlƃ ☣"
> wrote:
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>We're getting closer EVERY DAY!
>
> https://psi-2020.org/
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>Oh, and if anyone needs a charity to toss some 2018 mo
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>use the term.
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its fade over time.I have another dog that was trending
>down, but now he takes thyroid pills and he's fine. A person could
>say "I'm sad", and don't really have any more reason to believe them
>than I do by comparing
o wondering Nick, if you might have meant
>"Automatism" (/Psychology: //the performance //of an //act //or
>//actions without the performer's awareness //or
>//conscious ////volition./)
>
>That said, I think the point of your (Glen) abstraction layers i
said dark matter is not a substance but a
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I found this article interesting.
Michael Cohen’s verbal somersault, ‘I lied, but I’m not a liar,’ translated by
a rhetoric expert
https://theconversation.com/michael-cohens-verbal-somersault-i-lied-but-im-not-a-liar-translated-by-a-rhetoric-expert-112670
On the one hand, it's common sense (if
pinion of myself."
>>
>> On 3/1/19 2:49 PM, Nick Thompson wrote:
>>> An elderly friend of ours used to say, somewhat ruefully, "every
>year I get more like myself."
>>>
>>> Keep fattening that tube, baby!
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increase the variance in one's behavior so that we are, simply, *more* than we
were yesterday.
On 2/28/19 8:57 PM, Nick Thompson wrote:
> Glen,
>
>
>
> Goaded by Lee, I feel some sort of response is now necessary. But only
> because I was goaded by Lee. (};-)]. Glen, pleas
Ha! I love it.
Bender: "Do you thing what I did was wrong?"
God: "Right and wrong are just words. What matters is what you do."
Bender: "Yeah, I know. That's why I asked if what I did ... Ah, forget it."
On March 1, 2019 7:27:51 PM PST, Carl Tollander wrote:
seem like artificial bandaids. But if they are, then *every* part
of the built environment, including roads and termite mounds are *also*
artificial bandaids.
On 3/5/19 5:42 PM, Steven A Smith wrote:
> Glen -
>
> What a great (continued) riff on the (general) topic, in spite of the
> thread wandering
Excellent! Thanks.
The stuff I've found so far seems a bit motivated. For example, this article:
https://www.nytimes.com/2002/08/27/health/behavior-like-drugs-talk-therapy-can-change-brain-chemistry.html
Talks about functional reduction of activity in brain regions (one for OCD and
a
No, not so that we can "relate" or "keep the peace", but so that we know what
problem is being solved. In order to delegate, you have to know *something*
about why you're delegating, right? As Steve tried to point out with the "form
leads/follows function" and his talk about a well-stated
Right, but ... as Dave's post indicates, we don't blame the victim for the
crime. The whole point of infrastructure is to make progress on the goals we
want. Where individualism is effective, we want to foster it. Where
collectivism is effective, we want to foster that. But without knowing
OK. I'm down with taking on risk for (whatever) reason. But the question in
this thread is about whether or not one knows the type of risk prior to
choosing it. Classifying risk is exactly the problem of classifying problems.
If you don't understand the type of risk you're taking on, then
From https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/07/opinion/ketamine-depression.html
> After all, therapy and prescription drugs like antidepressants change the
> brain in surprisingly similar ways.
Does therapy exhibit changes in the brain similar to drugs (like
antidepressants or not)? I wish the author
You have to wonder how high fields might modify the behavior of non-neuronal
tissue, as well: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bioelectromagnetics A friend of
mine experiments with nootropics and talks quite a bit about modafinil, which I
*think* is a calcium channel blocker. I have to think a
Very nice inside joke! Of course, you mean: If the cable changed its behavior,
we changed our behavior. 8^)
On 3/19/19 2:14 PM, Frank Wimberly wrote:
> On a field trip to Berkeley when I was in high school in the SF Bay Area we
> were standing near the Bevatron at what is now called the Lawrence
On 3/19/19 11:03 AM, Steven A Smith wrote:
> 1. Is sleeping E/W significantly different and N/S geomagnetically?
> (I prefer to be woken by the rising sun, myself, not so clear on the
> geomagnetic implications though)
I don't know, of course. But my favorite story (?) I use on
I'm not convinced. If such a Lyft customer suffered a breakdown from Santa Fe
to Tesuque at, say, noon in the summer, one might make an argument that it
would be good for that Lyft customer to know something about how the car works
... at least well enough to know whether the driver was
But, again, you're adding judgment and evaluative capabilities that seem to
require some kind of understanding of the components involved. How would a
car-ignorant person know that a Lyft ride from Santa Fe to Tesuque might
involve some risk of, say, dying of exposure? We can assume they'd
d not be the first drug that was utilized to augment
> therapy. MDA, MDMA, even LSD were all studied as ways to enhance, optimize,
> therapy.
>
> An therapy, some kinds of it anyway, have also been demonstrated to
> produce very mild altered states of consciousness — somewhat
ute before hackers were trying to
>crack it
>https://www.zdnet.com/article/this-server-was-online-for-under-a-minute-before-cyber-criminals-started-to-hack-it/?ftag=TRE-03-10aaa6b=20491097527083334348667794110460
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>that (minus the pilot part - not gonna happen). Get me a shirt with
>ruffles. No problem.
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And here I thought "St. Bob" referred to this guy:
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On April 15, 2019 5:23:32 PM PDT, Frank Wimberly wrote:
> St. Bob (Dylan).
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>chaotic perturbation. Witness the success of stochastic gradient
>descent in machine learning.
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>
>
>
>Oh, and . don't forget to read it yourself. You were one of the people
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es because the periodicity might end up being a counter-intuitive feature.)
On November 5, 2019 12:02:26 PM PST, Marcus Daniels
wrote:
>Glen writes:
>
>"But re: avoiding modeling the space between the -isms, I'd argue that
>sometimes (only sometimes), it's best to leave the in
No worries. I agree we need a swift kick in the ass. And I appreciated the
joint repair story. Healthcare is one of the few topics that bridge political
divides.
On November 11, 2019 7:31:39 PM PST, Eric Smith wrote:
>Very very sorry Glen
>
>You said “as a people”.
>
>Th
losophical one). With that
preamble, I offer the below, which is interesting because this sophistry comes
with SOFTWARE! 8^)
The Moral Narrative Analyzer
https://mnl.ucsb.edu/mona
The Moral Mind
https://www.news.ucsb.edu/2019/019588/moral-mind
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On February 22, 2020 4:31:21 PM PST, Marcus Daniels
wrote:
>Hah, Glen "doesn't really believe in desensitization", but he sometimes
>opts for terms that are highly loaded terms in "normals" speak!
I suppose the fault is mine for not *emphasizing* the inspirati
I have no idea what you're saying. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
On February 23, 2020 8:19:40 PM PST, thompnicks...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> This example is only to emphasize the point
>that edginess is entirely observer dependent.
&
cts (or even taken decisions) because that engineering
>is for the little people to sort out. No, _truly_ cool research about
>the strivers' social fabric. Laugh. I never realized I had such
>strong feelings about Catholics! :-)
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https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-00349-1
> Fruit hauled by container ship can prove more environmentally friendly than
> that carried shorter distances by road.
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consciousness are less reliable in general than "regular" states.
> 8. There are many examples that suggest certain
>insights-that-turn-out-to-hold-up-pretty-well, which were first
>experienced
>when under an altered state, were unlikely t
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> and should poke at the issue until you figure it out.
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wrote:
>Waiting for the other shoe to drop..
>
>https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/mit-review-cites-big-mistakes-taking-epstein-donations-n1113911
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>language, stick to the facts, be willing to change one's mind. But by
>making these (purposeful) discretizations, they are simplifying the
>domain and, thereby, making potential 80/20 solutions *feasible*.
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