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The Great Or­ganism The­ory of Evolution

Against Com­put­ers (in­finite play)

“A Paradigm for AI Con­scious­ness”—Seeds of Science call for reviewers

“De­cen­tral­ized Au­tonomous Ed­u­ca­tion”—Call for Re­view­ers (Seeds of Science)

The Most Danger­ous Idea

“Arc­tic In­stincts? The uni­ver­sal prin­ci­ples of Arc­tic psy­cholog­i­cal adap­ta­tion and the ori­gins of East Asian psy­chol­ogy”—Call for Re­view­ers (Seeds of Science)

• rogersbacon 12 Feb 2024 22:11 UTC

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  in reply to: Sabiola’s comment on: Epistemic Hell

  hmmm weird...

• rogersbacon 8 Feb 2024 19:54 UTC

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  in reply to: Sabiola’s comment on: Epistemic Hell

  Huh, you might want to get your virus-checker checked—it’s just a link to a substack page

  https://​​www.secretorum.life/​​p/​​life-on-the-grid-part-2

The Jour­nal of Danger­ous Ideas

• rogersbacon 27 Jan 2024 18:31 UTC

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  in reply to: romeostevensit’s comment on: Epistemic Hell

  yes

• rogersbacon 27 Jan 2024 17:56 UTC

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  in reply to: Carl Feynman’s comment on: Epistemic Hell

  Very interesting, and yes I think I’m getting at something like that here as well.

Epistemic Hell

An­nounc­ing the SoS Re­search Col­lec­tive for in­de­pen­dent re­searchers (and aca­demics think­ing in­de­pen­dently)

Hatch­ing the Cos­mic Egg (Hymn to Diony­sus)

“At­ti­tudes Toward Ar­tifi­cial Gen­eral In­tel­li­gence: Re­sults from Amer­i­can Adults 2021 and 2023”—call for re­view­ers (Seeds of Science)

Life on the Grid (Part 2)

• rogersbacon 16 Nov 2023 17:13 UTC

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  in reply to: Viliam’s comment on: Life on the Grid (Part 1)

  yes

• rogersbacon 16 Nov 2023 13:57 UTC

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  in reply to: Rafka’s comment on: Life on the Grid (Part 1)

  No I think it does—almost like free-range foraging vs. being spoon-fed information (wild animal vs. domesticated) - in the former you learn how to quickly discriminate between good/​useful food and bad and develop a kind of intuition for how to efficiently find the good stuff whereas in the latter you do not.

Life on the Grid (Part 1)

“The Eco­nomics of Time Travel”—call for re­view­ers (Seeds of Science)