Carlos Manuel Duarte García

Periodista Multimedios Independiente. Fotógrafo Galardonado. Trabajador de Call Center de medio tiempo / Freelance Multimedia Journalist. Award Winner. CCWorker

[Carlos Manuel Duarte García @CharlyD82]

This is a #travel #photography #ebook that shows places, people and lifestyles in 3 countries of #America. Different places of #Guatemala #México and the #UnitedStates can be appreciated in over 100 photographs across 86 pages in this book. Only for $1.99
https://t.co/viH62YDYwc

[Black Joe Biden @BlackJoeBiden46]

Accurate af

[Carlos Manuel Duarte García @CharlyD82]

@SenRickScott Idid not know that Israel had daylight savings. Crazy stuff.

[Anonymous @YourAnonNews]

When you're about to get carjacked but you're late for work.🤣

[Be Believing @Be_Believing]

The person who dubbed this video is a genius! 😂😂

[doomer @uncledoomer]

gen Z hasnt made any music like this because they cant. millenials seeing the towers fall as kids produced a generation of soulful indie musicians the likes of which the world will never see again

[Lou Diamond Phillips @LouDPhillips]

F’ing Epic! #YoungGuns #Pals

[Nicole Jenes @NicoleJenes1]

How a real interview with Gal Gadot should look like 👀

[Today I Learned @TodayiLearrned]

holy crap it works

[Cassie @casmirtheking_]

Finally found the original video 💀

[​𝐥𝐲𝐫𝐚 @sunnkssdseraph]

You have to be very, very careful with people who have lost parents, siblings or children. When someone experiences that level of loss, it changes how they see everything. Things that used to matter suddenly don't. They have less patience for fake energy, meaningless relationships or anything that destroys their peace. Because losing someone that's close doesn't just shatter your heart. It changes parts of who you are. Some storms don't just break branches, they change the way the tree grows forever. They move differently, they love differently, even behind their biggest smiles there's a way most people will never understand. Grief doesn't simply disappear with time. You just learn how to carry it. That's why they value real connections differently. I know firsthand that someone you love can be here today and gone tomorrow. So when they protect their peace, their energy, and the people they love. Understand where it comes from because they've already experienced what it feels like to lose someone they thought they'd have forever.

[Nostalgic 90s @90stalgic]

You couldn’t escape WAAAZZZUUUPPP back then

[Onryx @onryxxx]

MIT, autumn 2011. Four years before his death, an eighty-four-year-old man explained, on camera, why the self you feel yourself to be is an illusion built out of stupid parts. Then he showed you which ones.

Marvin Minsky co-founded the MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory in 1959, with John McCarthy. He won the Turing Award in 1969. He built a robotic arm in the late sixties that used a camera and a computer to stack blocks, and it was that work, trying to make a machine pick things up, that pushed him toward the question of what a mind actually is.

He was also the technical adviser on 2001: A Space Odyssey, and he is named inside the film itself.

The course is 6.868, The Society of Mind. There is no single thinker inside your head, he tells the room. What you experience as one continuous self is the output of a large number of small processes, none of which is intelligent, none of which understands what it is doing, and most of which are arguing.

Intelligence, on his account, is not a thing. It is what a crowd of stupid mechanisms looks like from the outside once they are organised well enough to argue their way to an answer.

Then he spends thirteen lectures naming the crowd.

Consciousness. Emotion. Pain. Why an infant cries. Why you can be in two minds about something, literally, because on his account you are made of minds, plural, and disagreement between them is not a malfunction.

One lecture is called From Panic to Suffering. Another asks what consciousness is, and argues the question itself is badly formed, which is a stranger claim than saying it is hard.

He teaches it the way an old man tells stories. No slides marching forward, no script. He wanders, digresses, follows a thought sideways for ten minutes, and lands somewhere you did not expect.

This is the last recording of the course. Minsky died in January 2016, at eighty-eight.

It is free. Thirteen lectures, the readings, the assignments, and the book the course is built on, which he put on his own website. No login, no cohort, no waitlist.

What it costs you is the sense that there is someone in there running the show. By the end, he has replaced that someone with a committee, and told you what sits on it.

[Atrevida 🩶❤️🩶 @atre_vida_]

Se pasó Ramiro Torres en Instagram, con nuestra eterna #Mafalda, hizo est maravilla!!! Cuando la IA es un SÍ rotundo!!! 🌹
Su cuenta de IG: https://t.co/oOUJTgZT67

[Shuy® 🇺🇸 @jesus_solis]

No me acordaba de que Terminator predijo las batallas de farmear aura. Debe ser un efecto Mandela.

[Janina Chantal @Shantilop]

Excelente Cover 😍🎶

[Anonymous @YourAnonCentral]

Canadian military face paint vs US military face paint

[Anonymous @YourAnonCentral]

Our sources say this was a hit tweet at the Pentagon, mission accomplished.😏

[Jamie! 💛🪷 @TheMarschallin]

Cue the music!

[Mar @Spidamar__]

@Phil_Lewis_

[philip lewis @Phil_Lewis_]

Cubans living in Florida are being deported to Africa https://t.co/4IKU2V24mD