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Maybe this unpopular take at the time will be more popular in light of recent events in the UK. I know none of the people being jailed have even gone this far, but what can I say?
I’m a free speech extremist and you should be too. We’ll lose everything if we give a millimeter.
Not obvious at all for the free speech platform.
I oppose genocide in all its forms (even light stuff, like language erasure) but people need to be free to advocate bad things, even genocide.
If John Stuart Mill was right about anything, it was this:
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How old were you when you learned “peer review” isn’t “we followed your procedure and replicated the results of your experiment” and is instead “ya I read it; looks like it could be legit” ?
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Have you guys heard the story about the Roman guy who invented plastic, and the emperor got freaked out and had him executed?
"Englishman William Lee, who invented an early mechanized knitter that would allow people to make clothes in a fraction of the normal time. In 1589, he finally secured an audience with Queen Elizabeth I with the hopes of being issued a royal patent. Sadly, his hopes were
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I’m gonna give you single boys some surprising alpha.
I’ve been taking archery classes, and the gender ratio is insane. The past two times I was the only man in the class (which really surprised me!)
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And so it came to pass that Zy gained many new followers on X dot com after their poast on prophetic perfect New Year’s resolution planning gained notoriety, inshallah.
So let it be written, so let it be done!
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It is not. The saying originates from a time when kettles were polished metal, and pots were cast iron. The pot, seeing its own reflection in the shiny tin kettle, calls the kettle black.
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Some say it’s a mere myth but I think Rome was really close to an Industrial Revolution when it fell
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Did you know you can easily train your intuition just by guessing things more often? And then seeing if you’re right?
That’s how a lot of pro chicken sexers (get your mind out of the gutter!) learn how to do it.
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The comments on this are amazing because 50% of the people think I'm dumb for ever having believed anyone would take the time to replicate, a quarter are surprised this is true, and the other quarter think I'm dumb for believing they don't replicate studies when they review them
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very well said. I would add that peer review is intentionally presented this way by the academic establishment
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I submit the compound bow, pictured here with its inventor in the 1960s. It combines two ancient inventions, the bow (~2000 BC) and the pulley (~1500 BC).
A brilliant innovation hidden to humanity for like 4000ish years. What two things are waiting to be combined today?
I’m also interested in the reverse of this phenomenon: which inventions arrived far later than you might expect? For example, why did it take us until the mid 90s for wheels on luggage to become commonplace?
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The vibe is shifting. OpenAI has lost the Mandate of Heaven. Where has it gone? Anthropic doesn’t have it—Google lost it long ago.
Meta can’t obtain it (too stained with sin)
Who is left to inherit it? Mistral? You and I?
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Does anyone have any wise words for me about this combination before I start putting my build together?
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@rachwaits1
You didn’t learn in grade school that reproducibility was a hallmark of the triumph of the scientific method like everyone else in this comment section? Maybe you went to a great school—maybe you forgot
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@thecaptain_nemo
All of the above, and also one more: game design gives clearer direction than life does
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@owenbroadcast
ngl it would have been a LOT more compelling if there was a window like this from like 1507 instead of 2007
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@robinhanson
Want to add earlier examples to this discussion:
Have you guys heard the story about the Roman guy who invented plastic, and the emperor got freaked out and had him executed?
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If you knew how much of successful commercial enterprise is built on black magic and occult arts you would be schizo too. But it’s more cozy to believe this is true instead
Gangnam shamans? K-pop black magic? Your comments on this please...
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@NyanCatpital
They were all very nice young women who were being physically active and learning new skills. I hate women as much as the next guy but this is ridiculous!
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I can’t keep up with the comments anymore so I’ll just say this to the haters
When a large swathe of the population is laboring under a fundamental misconception, consider that it’s probably because someone has a vested interest in furthering that misconception and not because everyone is stupid.
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What's a scarier scenario for you:
That you're not living up to your full potential?
Or that you are, in fact, maxing out your abilities and this is the best you can do?
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@_Mira___Mira_
At least code will either compile or not; also it’s not the way it’s presented and taught in schools!
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When a large swathe of the population is laboring under a fundamental misconception, consider that it’s probably because someone has a vested interest in furthering that misconception and not because everyone is stupid.
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Rip so even with a 4090 the best I can do with Llama3 70b model is just over 2 tokens a second. It's so over
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“We’re building God out of sand!”
“That sounds scary. What if your god is malevolent? How will you control it?”
“Okay so the first thing we do is we *trick* God so that—”
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How to do this properly:
1. Start with a SMART goal
2. Focus on the M and A. How will you achieve it?
3. Craft a reasonable narrative around that achievement
4. Fulfill your prophecy.
“And so it came to pass in late 2024 that Zy moved out to the country having sold his house”
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This, and not neural implants, is the way forward. Embrace technology, but remember to REJECT TRANSHUMANISM IN ALL ITS FORMS
WE DID IT
Shadow of the Erdtree, first boss, COMPLETED with mind control, and ZERO HANDS
I can't believe it. This was the hardest thing ever. We've come SO FAR! Let's gooooooo
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Fun piece of Zy lore. I tested positive for Downs in the womb. Doctor told my mom, a God fearing woman to abort.
She refused, fully believing I’d be downsy.
I was not, but even if i was, I like to think I’d have deserved to live
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Wake up babe a new transhumanist horror beyond our comprehension just dropped
Cognify, the prison of the future: a concept by Hashem Al-Ghaili
[🎞️ hashem.alghaili]
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@__branded
@jadenpatricks
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Studying in general breaks the bank my dude.
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@EduardHabsburg
I’d say “american cultural victory” but I know you’d just reply with something crazy about how 1000 island dressing on meat is a Habsburg invention or something 😅
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Can anyone good at math give an intuitive explanation why it’s so? And why isn’t it true for any of the other single digit numbers?
When any number is multiplied by 9 the resulting digits always add to 9
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@ElytraMithra
I thought this was going to be an accident like they got sucked into a plane engine but the truth is so much worse!!
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God will punish us for factory farming
I bet you like eating chicken.
These are the procedures carried out on chickens in poultry farms in order to grow them up faster (mainly vaccines and antibiotics administed automatically).
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@toasterlighting
This is a great explanation tbh, but I’m docking points because I asked for an intuitive one and you introduced a hexadecimal system to answer it 😭
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@GarrettPetersen
Semi related shameless plug:
Did you know you can easily train your intuition just by guessing things more often? And then seeing if you’re right?
That’s how a lot of pro chicken sexers (get your mind out of the gutter!) learn how to do it.
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@Aella_Girl
I genuinely can’t tell sometimes if this is all performance art. You seem to be so self aware while at the same time always being on the precipice of a realization you’ll never have.
It has to be an affectation for engagement…right?
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@owenbroadcast
Wow she’s so right. And the worst part is you can never be sure how it’ll affect you until after you’ve already read and then it’s too late.
This has happened to me!
And I still won’t change based on this revelation 😭
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I have a semi-related story but I don’t have premium anymore so it’ll have to be a thread:
In college I was in this startup incubator called “Entrepreneurs of New York” along with the founders of Fair Harbor who totally outperformed the whole cohort.
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I submit the compound bow, pictured here with its inventor in the 1960s. It combines two ancient inventions, the bow (~2000 BC) and the pulley (~1500 BC).
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If I moved to upstate New York, way upstate, like 2 hours from Montreal upstate, would the winter really be that bad?
I’ve only ever lived in the South but the pictures make it seem delightful? Redpill me before I make a disastrous costly mistake?
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@wessiedutoit
Other way round but similar:
I submit the compound bow, pictured here with its inventor in the 1960s. It combines two ancient inventions, the bow (~2000 BC) and the pulley (~1500 BC).
A brilliant innovation hidden to humanity for like 4000ish years. What two things are waiting to be combined today?
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“Everyone knew the system was failing, but no one could imagine an alternative to the status quo, and so they were resigned to maintaining the pretense of a functioning society. Over time, the fakeness was accepted as real, an effect he termed hypernormalisation”
I'm actually insulted by our propaganda. They used to have to try so much harder to make up convincing lies. Now they can get some Zoomer intern to write a nonsense headline and everyone just nods along.
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I challenge a single person to tell me a single plot point of Evangelion
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I’m not saying it’s happening again right now. But it will happen again. For most of human history, something like this would be relatively unnoticed.
But today we’re incredibly vulnerable.
Are there plans in place to deal with this? Agreed protocols? Who’s working on this?
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@paulg
@EndWokeness
Respectfully, Paul, even if they were edited (many were not), if they led people to the conclusion that the President is cognitively impaired, which he is, in what way were they misleading?
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He also was very psychologically damaged from being isolated from his parents by doctors at a very young age due to illness. He had a triple whammy of turning out maladjusted:
1. Childhood trauma
2. High intelligence
3. CIA MK Ultra test subject at 15
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@JamesLucasIT
How was Da Vinci able to so faithfully recreate the full portrait on the back as a perfect thumbnail like that?
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Gn everyone. I studied all I can study for the technical interview (which is tomorrow). Now all I can do is sleep
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