jxdjsks

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by jxdjsks 10y ago
It looks a lot like the stuff I produced a while back with an rnn. I just fed the rnn raw web pages for a giggle. It does surprisingly well, often managing to close braces correctly. It really goes to show how good the browsers are at deali
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by jxdjsks 10y ago
This. It's about economics. It's about extracting value from the parents. It's about making the children, who are the workers of the future, more compliant. You may consider it conspiracy theory, to me it's just obvious.
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by jxdjsks 10y ago
You really think people will prefer driving themselves to work rather than kicking back and doing whatever they fancy on the way? Driving a long distance? Punch in the destination and get some sleep, glorious This does not need any shiny pa
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by jxdjsks 11y ago
Companies should be charged for these externalities. Going to pollute? How many people a year will this kill? What is the economic cost of these deaths? Levy that sum on the companies. Very simple. Then lets see who funds the research into
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by jxdjsks 11y ago
There is a third option, its all just matter, but matter is inherently conscious. I subscribe to this view.
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by jxdjsks 11y ago
Medical research is currently a clusterfuck. It is an absolute non sense to create throw away data for the purpose of verifying or falsifying one theory. Fucking morons. Sometimes I think I'm the only sane person on this rock, but I us
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by jxdjsks 11y ago
I think you must be crazy to think like this.
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by jxdjsks 11y ago
Well. I think you might be getting a little bit too eager with your reductionist approach to mental illness. Sure there is a large genetic component to schizophrenia - I was terrified for years that I might have it because my mother did. I
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by jxdjsks 11y ago
Ive also heard it said in seemingly respectable articles that no one is sure if the grey matter dies off because of the disease itself or because of the medication to treat the psychotic symptoms.