At this point, it’s better to assume that all longform tweet essays are written by AI (while reserving the right to be surprised if it’s a exuberantly human and spiky-prosed piece) rather than assume they’re all written by people and being constantly shocked by the triple-digit pangram score
Our new Heritage Minute: NIRVANNA THE BAND THE SHOW THE MOVIE just won the Canadian Screen Award for Best Original Song … for “The Alphabet Song.” This is not a joke.
“I tell the rogues to read, read, read, read, read. Those who read own the world; those who immerse themselves in the internet or watch too much television lose it... Our civilization is suffering profound wounds because of the wholesale abandonment of reading by contemporary society.”
— Werner Herzog
biggest error of all the “AI will destroy the economy” takes is that they massively underestimates the latent entrepreneurial drive and capabilities of humanity.
24 years old.
Fully paid off Costco hotdog.
It's not "parents money".
It's not luck.
It's consistency.
It's discipline.
I grind EVERYDAY to live this lifestyle.
As a society, we will greatly regret not having made multiple, independent copies of Internet Archive, letting it all rest in the hands of one organization.
And therefore when we go to investigate we shouldn't pre-decide what it is we are trying to do except to find out more about it... My interest in science is to simply find out more about the world.
The Steelers knew the Colts wanted off of Michael Pittman and got him for a late round pick swap. The Bills knew the Bears wanted off of DJ Moore and it cost them a second round pick. Food for thought.
This is a time when philosophers can prove that philosophy still is and deserves to be the queen of the sciences and the king of the realm. In my opinion, AI as a topic is deeply philosophical from head to toe, and thinkers shouldn't shy away from the many questions it raises
New pod: THE MEDIA THEORY THAT EXPLAINS “99% OF EVERYTHING”
I asked the @TheStalwart to come on the show to talk about the return of orality, the rise and fall of literate culture, the research of Walter Ong, and what makes Trump “Homeric”
https://t.co/WzdnSv5UXs
Karl Popper: "A rationalist, as I use the word, is a man who attempts to reach decisions by argument and perhaps, in certain cases, by compromise, rather than by violence. He is a man who would rather be unsuccessful in convincing another man by argument than successful in crushing him by force, by intimidation and threats, or even by persuasive propaganda."