the chad speaks in absolutes because thats just a much more romantic way to live. the virgin is a nuancecel, "uhh I think it depends", "well here's a scenario where that doesn't apply", whose hedging nets to nothing in the end.
Turns out it's possible to generate videos that maximally excite an arbitrary brain region using a simple search-based algorithm. It's a fully computational approach, so it's another way to speculate what a brain region represents, alongside other neuroscientific methods.
Select an arbitrary brain region->algorithmically generate a video that jacks it up. See the visuals on the webpage https://t.co/UzKyN8MHda
In silico (for now)
@anesmithbeck Well because for example it will not cite correctly as seen here in the review
Generally LLMs shouldn't be trusted for this kind of thing (it requires nuance, careful evidence-weighting)
An advertisement illustration created by futuristic concept artist, Syd Mead, for the Alcoa Aluminum Corporation in 1969. This "high-density cliff community" was intended to show potential uses of aluminum in urban infrastructure and appeared in TIME Magazine.