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does this make sense? RE: the "psyops hackathon" in September, explaining the "why it matters" to people we're pitching to/inviting to join
Defender
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Defender
@DefenderOfBasic
Good faith public debate for every corner of Earth.
A project by Prosocial Engineering (prosocialengineering.org) - ORI
- hell yeah, I called it 4 months ago.
paying attention to new papers in the next 6 months that are about decoding animal language. we're empirically finding out they're all talking - i've never even contemplated this idea that fire COULD BE INVISIBLE???
- has anyone written about the phenomenon where autists go from really bad socializing to being way better than the average normie once they realize the game has rules that you can debug & create new rules?
- I think about this lock a lot it's not going to be replaced with something higher tech. Because this lock serves an important function: it is security that is easily verifiable by the user. It's not enough that it's secure, it needs to be clear why it's secure to the user
- the most damaging thing that school, homework, and the 9-5 does to the human soul is making you feel like there's an amount of work you can do after which you'll be "done"
- Replying to @DefenderOfBasicthey're literally talking. it's just a matter of time before we can generate these calls too and have inter-species communication
- Replying to @DefenderOfBasicthey literally have different "words" for different predators. They are talking (and it takes them time to learn to use the language correctly as they mature!!!)
- paying attention to new papers in the next 6 months that are about decoding animal language. we're empirically finding out they're all talking
- one of the most popular tools I ever made was this thing to explain how JPEG images are created out of these mathematical patterns made in a couple hours for a talk, didn't even bother trying to style it/make it look good.
00:00 - ok I figured out how this works. People who think that social interaction is confusing & the rules are random keep trying to figure out the rules, but there is a layer of underlying rules that is much more predictable
has anyone written about the phenomenon where autists go from really bad socializing to being way better than the average normie once they realize the game has rules that you can debug & create new rules? - I still can't believe the real bottleneck to doing great things in society isn't time or money or resources, it's finding competent people who care
