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No they don't, human intelligence has the ability to form an internal model of itself, which allows it to "notice" its own mistakes and change.
by phailhaus 29d ago
No they don't, human intelligence has the ability to form an internal model of itself, which allows it to "notice" its own mistakes and change.
- cyanydeez 29d agoMany who watched the last decade knows just because its possible to noticed mistakes and change, its clearly not a reliable process.
- elictronic 29d agoThe current political climate is well reasoned and intentional. It might not be yours or mine, however the system is working exactly as the ones paying for it have intended.
- delichon 29d agoMy brother and I have been arguing about that all of our lives. He believes everything is intentional and it's just a matter of discovering who benefits. I see chaos that nobody intends or controls. His political landscape is a tapestry of conspiracy theories and mine is a fog of war. I think his is more comforting, since it admits a possibility of a rational, predictable world.
- dgellow 29d agoIt’s intentional in the sense that actors are acting intentionally for their own benefit (or at least what they believe is beneficial) and following incentives. Not that there is a master planner who manipulates everything
- elictronic 28d agoThe current admin seems to have quite a few long term plans they have been working towards. Project 2025, Maralago accords. So far the only major policy item the Trump admin seems to have not intended was the Iran War. Israel killing the intended replacement, Iran leveraging the straight of Hormuz, and dropping three Tomahawks on an elementary school really botched that one.
- dgellow 28d agoYeah, if we are talking about the Trump admin it’s definitely a conspiracy. Pretty much Peter Thiel’s cabal. But they are pretty open about their plans
- Terr_ 28d agoI'd synthesize those as: "There is a lot of chaos with no central plan, but every small piece happens because someone believes they will benefit." In other words, a lot of this depends on what scale/scope is being inspected. On the high level, the world is chaos rather than a meticulous and inscrutable plan of the Illuinati Shadow Cabal. On the low level, people do things for reasons, even if they're dumb ones. With respect to the "current political climate", I'd like to suggest that a lot of dumb or seemingly "against their own interests" stuff is due to people prioritizing costly in-group loyalty signals. Their interest in staying good with the tribe is just higher than their interest against a dumb national policy.
- cyanydeez 28d agothe thing is, that fog might've been true decades ago, but for 100 billionaires to sit in a virtual smokey room and do the shit they want to do, that's not really a conspiracy. It's just peter theil's texting groups. The ability to conspiracy both willing and unwilling is such a low threshold now, it's virtually indistinguishable. You watch one billionaire do something and you're like, I'm a billionaire, I should do that too. The fact that there's so few billionaires, the probability that they conspire together both direct and indirect approaches 1. The inverse of course is rediciously hard to conceive: the working class bands together to get something like universal healthcare.