Wasn’t social media supposed to bring people together? Still I wonder if a distributed nervous system could provide many advantages and hasten the end of such idiocy. It will be interesting (maybe in my lifetime?) to find out how skills
are encoded, and how similar they are across people. Do basketball players or theoretical physicists or writers evolve similar or diverse neural architectures? Does it depend on the skill? Do the idiots all experience a similar cognitive failure mode
or is it mostly a viral sociological phenomena?
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Roger Critchlow
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What I want to know is where are the Elon Musk copycats hiding? I can't walk down the street without bumping into at least one idiot who wants to be the next Donald Trump. Shoot an african american, abuse an immigrant, or beat a woman
to death, and there's a line of people out the door who want a piece of that action. Why can't we all just build space ships, electric cars, and neural links?
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On Sun, Aug 30, 2020 at 2:14 AM jon zingale <[hidden email]> wrote:
well said.
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