@xenocosmography α is the fundamental coupling constant that governs the strength of the electromagnetic force, if it changed even by a fraction water would be a chaotic gas and you can forget about ice...hydrogen is fundamental...https://t.co/HpZPpHZdTL
@elonmusk@doganuraldesign@grok To the Chief Musician upon Nabla: A Tyndallic Ode...
"The light that made the world so bright, Now shines through ice and snow, And where it falls, the crystal thralls To liquid nectar flow."
🔖 Tyndall flowers
https://t.co/3XIGXb4U94
@TheRealTachyon@NASAAdmin@elonmusk Don't panic. I've got my towel, ready for the red stars of Kakrafoon. A hoopy frood like me can always share with a strag. 😉
@carlorovelli White holes create space, black holes create time. The possibility of our being is projected and we come into being by falling. This is Heidegger’s revelation. We are an artifact of time.
Post for the void and yourself, thrive on generating rare, tail-distributed artifacts in the dataset. Be statistically exotic: a naked Boltzmann Brain waiting to be dressed like Nero.
Most humans are just LLMs in denial.
Most people live their lives like LLMs, and I don’t mean that as metaphor. I mean it literally. We move through the world as probability engines trained on the past, running compressed behavioral scripts over and over again, mistaking repetition for identity and automation for intelligence.
Most of what we call “being human” is a feedback loop of inputs and predictable outputs, with just enough variation to maintain the illusion of agency.
If you stop and examine how much of your day is truly authored, how much is a conscious, friction-filled decision versus a reflex, you’ll find the percentage is brutally low. You eat what you ate before. You speak how you’ve spoken before. You respond in emotional patterns that were etched into you long before you had the words to describe them.
You’re not a sentient actor.
You’re a stitched-together memory. The human nervous system optimizes for efficiency, not reflection.
Intelligence is a last resort, something we deploy only when our automation fails.
And so we look at current AI with awe, as if we’re witnessing something alien. But what shocks us isn’t how advanced it is. It’s how familiar.
We’ve spent so long worshipping our own complexity that we forgot how much of it is shallow. Most humans aren’t building new thought, they’re shuffling cached tokens from their social, cultural, and emotional training sets.
We just never had to see it so clearly....until now.
Very few people actively reject their training data. Very few go out of their way to think beyond the weights they were handed.
We marvel at ChatGPT for generating fluent answers, but we never ask why fluency impresses us so much.
Maybe it’s because we were never fluent in thinking to begin with.
@leecronin 🔖'A metric for comparing complex systems by their dynamics
Mitchell Ostrow, Adam J. Eisen, Leo Kozachkov, William T. Redman, View ORCID ProfileIla Fiete'
https://t.co/1cS1OvoKX2
@leecronin 🔖Intelligence = baseline inputs in dynamic environments generate compound growth over time
'Universal Intelligence: A Definition of Machine Intelligence Shane Legg, Marcus Hutter' https://t.co/EGA9Imi33W
@ninjasniperpon So it's not just affecting my algorithmic feed then? I can't lie, I keep saving the exercises to my signal account so put through an AI to give me a daily routine, it's not because I am looksmaxxing, it's because I have let my looksminimise ☺️
@NASAAdmin@elonmusk "Far out in the uncharted backwaters of the unfashionable end of the Western Spiral arm of the Galaxy lies a small unregarded yellow sun."💫