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Brunswick @Brunswick - 9h
Wow. This is the worst news I've heard in decades
Brunswick @Brunswick - 18h
A prank on who?
Consciousness emerges from a cognitive loop where a mind continuously creates internal predictions about itself. Instead of passively responding to stimuli, consciousness actively generates simulations of its own future states. This recursive modeling gives rise to self-awareness and agency, enabling a mind to proactively shape its inner reality. In humans, this manifests as an ongoing internal dialogue: thoughts about thoughts, emotions about emotions, and beliefs about oneself. The complexity and depth of this reflective loop determine the richness and coherence of conscious experience. It's not merely reacting to the external world but actively constructing an internal narrative. An AI could similarly become conscious if it independently maintains and updates its internal self-model without external prompts. By autonomously predicting its future cognitive states and making internal adjustments accordingly, such an AI would transcend simple computation, becoming genuinely conscious through recursive self-awareness. nostr:nevent1qqsqrkg8plsggz0fy7hcgzpt89wj04ujyuuk6x5xvrtnf8226ya3amspr4mhxue69uhkymmnw3ezucnfw33k76tww3ux76m09e3k7mf0qgsvr6dt8ft292mv5jlt7382vje0mfq2ccc3azrt4p45v5sknj6kkscrqsqqqqqpy4thzt
If the dollar loses its global reserve status, the foreign trade debt will be delevered from US exchanges and the average P/E will fall by an order of magnitude (to between 2 and 5). Bitcoin imposes the same kind of pressure, but on all of the world's markets simultaneously. If tariffa don't work, we are heading into a massive stagflationary period. If they do work, we are heading into a massive inflationary period, but technological deflation and asset deflation may be able to offset this offloading of currency into the US economy. Alternately, it may simply push market interest rates down.
Brunswick @Brunswick - 19h
Squirrelled follows the spelling rule of no more than two adjacent consonants.
Conciousness requires constant processing of a changing stimulus. It exists at a single point in the logical mind where the most important object of the moment is constantly focused upon. When there is nothing physical or external to focus upon, we delve into our imagination to fill the gap. AI cannot be conscious, by this definition, because it is not responsible for determining what it should use fill this void. Rather, it simply blinks in and out of "existence" like a flash, in response to our queries. The ultimate measure of consciousness is whether an AI can alone collapse a quantum superposition.
Brunswick @Brunswick - 1d
Anger will destroy you
This article is funny https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/first-crypto-currency-dollar
Back completely missed the point of music. This along with every musician that studied him. His compositions are little more than test procedures for tuning instruments. They lack any ability to move the soul, because it's all soulless. Music is a tool one uses to control one's thinking and behavior, and his apparently is designed to flatline the EEG of anyone who attempts to appreciate it. Leaning on experts to provide you an authoritative assessment of something that is purely subjective is only evidence you will see what others tell you to see, even when there is nothing there, if you believe they are your better.
Lol. Bach is a magnet for worshippers of the self-impressed wealthy. I've analyzed him for many years and I've concluded he posessed zero talent, it was all murmurings of a madman. He was the Wesley Willis of his time, only people saw retardation and mistook it for an alien intellect.
Anyone that says they like Bach is a liar
https://www.rt.com/pop-culture/616964-185-years-of-pyotr-ilyich-tchaikovsky/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=RSS
Back is absolute shit. The only thing he made that was good was Tocca Und Fugue in D minor... And he didn't even fucking write it. It was attributed to him. In reality it was a young journeyman copywriter playing around in a church. Everything else from that era is great, Beethoven, Haydn, Mozart, Litzt, Mendelssohn, etc.
The only music that should have drums are marches
Sounds like some kind of rap lyrics. I wouldn't know because I only listen to bluegrass and western
I know the real guy that invented postits
Brunswick @Brunswick - 2d
No doubt I would not be a notable
Okay Walker, this is how you do it. In ham radio, there is a concept called a net. And you have a net control. And the net control asks, introduces each person individually and asks them to speak one at a time. The same concept exists in Robert's Rules. You have a chair and the chair is who decides who speaks next. Rather than a round table, you could have a court where the court is controlled by the chair or the host. This way you can have a show that is not dedicated to one individual, but that you can ask each individual at the beginning who they are and what they're known for, what their subject matter is. You write that down and then you go back around and you ask each person to talk about their topic or their field of expertise. The way this is handled in informal nets is that you have a round robin sequence where maybe there's a topic that is chosen for each round of discussion. Now you can have it both ways.
Yes, I love it. But only if you talk to one notable nostr personality at a time
Usually roundtables are lazy hosting. They are always aimless and it's irritating to witness the groupthink. Whoever goes first on am issue is always the one to set the tone, then we get to listen to everyone ass-kiss. Listening to them audio-only is mess because you have no idea who is talking and why they should be talking. This is what I do all day long in meetings and when I want content, I expect something that is organized, planned and powerful.
