Is Trump dead?
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① Does general intelligence exist anywhere?
What if we are stupid and fooled by our own frames and phrasing and smarts such that when we collect data in testing peoples’ IQ, are we just searching for a stochastic parrots ability to zero shot in a fleshy brain.
②What if we are stochastic parrots?
Or, simile-ly, more like stochastic parrots than we care to admit.
So I've been trying (badly) to explain, today there is no try. #HegelianDialectics #dialectic #valhalla https://whyweshould.substack.com/p/dialectics-as-a-pointless-valhalla
Recently I saw a chained bonsai someplace online, I did not really notice it... https://whyweshould.substack.com/p/duck-bananas-of-our-known-worlds
Can we define the… — gap? Incompleteness, lack, aporia, unknown unknowns and how we carry on regardless https://whyweshould.medium.com/can-we-define-the-gap-992cbe151915
@annecavicchi if there is a population bust there is a better way .. What we should do is make rich people have lots and lots of children, at least one child per one million dollars. There is no reason Bill Gates or Elon Musk or Gina Rinehart cannot have hundreds of children, if not thousands, thousands I say!
They could get extra wombs attached like butt implants.
This is how we can eradicate poverty. https://medium.com/@whyweshould/mark-dooleys-roger-scruton-and-my-modest-proposal-cd86ce9c493d
Nassim Nicholas Taleb's “the getting drunk with Russians” bits have not aged well, but I like many people tend to nod my head when he speaks on economic rational actors in the world’s arenas of action)." https://whyweshould.substack.com/p/games-in-the-hide-of-our-names
o, i just can't microblog no more
Bookbinding William Hazlitt’s An Essay on the Principles of Human Action: Being an Argument in Favour Of The Natural Disinterestedness of the Human Mind, to Which Are Added, Some Remarks on the Systems of Hartley And Helvetius. London: J. Johnson, 1805.