According to @RogerPenrose5 these symmetries (microtubules) might be part of the secret behind the "ghost in the wires," so to speak. Consciousness emerges from computation in a way somewhat similar to how Qubits collapse quantum waveforms in Q-computers. This feels like it's...
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Here's a physics question for all you relativists out there. If a train is coming towards you at infinite velocity do you, (a) get out of the way, (b) get on, (c) is there a "c"?
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(cont, 5)... @RogerPenrose5 is one of the greatest all time minds on math and physics that has ever lived. Full stop. And he is a kind, caring, honest, good human. Like Bertrand Russell, Albert Einstein and Pythagoras. So only suggesting this in case it helps. °°)
According to @RogerPenrose5 these symmetries (microtubules) might be part of the secret behind the "ghost in the wires," so to speak. Consciousness emerges from computation in a way somewhat similar to how Qubits collapse quantum waveforms in Q-computers. This feels like it's...
(cont, 4) ...@noamchompsky195 already resolved this bias in his seminal book on linguistics, generative UG. In short, there is no reason to artificially separate the world into substances & then arbitrarily assign primacy. It's all foolish, really isn't it. No disrespect intended
I have this old 2006 BusinessWeek framed as a reminder. The “risky bet” that Wall Street disliked was AWS, which generated revenue of more than $62 billion last year.