DrierCycle

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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
Intelligence is wordless. Basic fact. And words are used in the aftermath of thought/intelligence, not prior. They are aftereffects, not effects. Words have no prior. That's a big problem.
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
Keep in mind there are events, they are real. Words are just symbols we use to make the thoughts or the events cohere as memories, but they're artifacts that have no direct connection to the thoughts. Nor do any tokens, symbols, codes,
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
LLMs can't innovate form. And form/format innovation is the core of creativity. Neither can RL or frontier. That's creativity, the ability to sense wordless states beyond existing status quo cause effect exchanges. Tokens hav
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
The contraction of events and the semantic residue, into tokens, symbols, metaphors, sentences, images, segments, parameterized in any way shape/form, is irrelevant next to the semantic load the event contains in a variety of analog st
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
Evidence? Plomin isn't some slouch, and the paper's from 2014.
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
Why is someone from Costa Rica sending US antivax propaganda posts into HN? These are the same poorly defined and badly executed narrative arguments that mythologize vaccine science from conspiracy theorists.
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
Watson was vastly simplifying genomics, as is this letter. To grasp the details requires knowledge of class, culture, nutrition, and genomics. https://www.nature.com/articles/mp2014105
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
in other words, eugenics. we have a culling policy like in early animal domestication: herding pens outside the city walls to test whether infected animals are dangerous. only here, the culling is in the open society, without any advance wa
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
In 1990 I built an SE/30 from spare parts, used an 800K fujitsu rather than a 1.2 superdrive, an Ehman grayscale page-sized monitor (remember those) all in an AT tower using a PC power supply, wired to the logic board using the Addison
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
Keep in mind, interoception decreases using words. Same with AI.
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
Citizens are individuals. We should not underestimate what a majority of citizens can achieve. Particularly in a connected society.
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
When terror is used to enforce policy, not laws, and its done arbitrarily, under pretexts, the govt is broken, and resistance, which is built into the framework of our development as a nation, is necessitated.
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
Yes! I saw that and read it but didn't favorite in time. And I'd heard some friends talking about these papers a year ago and we'd brought them up in our lunchtime chats, So when I found the link notes, I posted them. The fir
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
>>Claiming that that damage makes people maga is quite a different thing. This is very obviously not what's being discussed. Please read the experiments and the summary conclusions before inventing a fantasy about the scientific
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
Clearly you have absolutely no idea how these experiments are developed. Everything you're stating is from a folk science POV. These are all controlled. There's a base used to compare the experimental evidence with, and data is us
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
The $ is mightier than the gun.
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
My previous flagged entry was a trio of papers detailing this, I'll repost them here, they're quite amazing. We talk about them quite a bit on our team of devs studying the political rhetoric. Biological and cognitive underpinning
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
I didn't repost anything form the previous post, I posted work that reflects the overarching view of neuropsychology that precedes that PFC work, which is neuroscience. Mike Meager is a preeminent neurologist at Grossman/NYU, Jay
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A neuropsychology of political orientation: ideology in patients w lesions(pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
4 points by DrierCycle 10mo ago|13 comments
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
The earlier entry was flagged, yet the science regarding how beliefs can be made extreme with reduced flexibility has a sizable citation list. Let's keep an open mind, folks, our discourse is not expanding these days, it's constri
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Are MAGA and fundamentalist views like antivax a lesion-like brain problem?
3 points by DrierCycle 10mo ago|0 comments
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
As our species looks pretty ill fitted in its niche these days, the zeitgeist is usually about preserving paradoxes at all costs to keep status quo. And that's reflected here pretty strongly. Much of what's come out of SV appeared
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
Movies were made to make a high majority of profits in theaters, a captive audience that had few distractions and optics developed for composite nuances. Listen to the soft wind mixed in under Jodie's lambs tale. It comes on slowly, bu
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Mystical beliefs predict a meaningful life even without organized religion(psypost.org)
4 points by DrierCycle 10mo ago|0 comments
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
And the occipital is developed around extraordinary levels of image separation, broken down into tiny areas of the input, scattered and woven for details of motion, gradient, contrast, etc.
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Topological Turning Points Across Human Lifespan(nature.com)
3 points by DrierCycle 10mo ago|0 comments
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State of Neuroscience 2025 – Semantic Trend Map(stateofneuroscience.thetransmitter.org)
4 points by DrierCycle 10mo ago|0 comments
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
First, what is spatial intelligence? How can it make any sense disembodied, lacking any referential continuity? This is ill-defined mumbo jumbo meant to turn everything into a 3-D video game.
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
Words can never be a substitute for sentience, they are separate processes.
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by DrierCycle 10mo ago
The failure of interoception begins with language. What's accurate about speech that hides most of what's going on in our senses and emotions and states?

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