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Dec 8, 2023

What is generative AI and how does it work? — The Turing Lectures with Mirella Lapata

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How are technologies like ChatGPT created? And what does the future hold for AI language models? This talk was filmed at the Royal Institution on 29th September 2023, in collaboration with The Alan Turing Institute.

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Dec 8, 2023

Mastering Clear Thinking: Shane Parrish’s Guide

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Shane Parrish is the Founder of Farnam Street, an ex-Canadian Intelligence Agency Operative and an author. Our lives are mediated by our thoughts. The more accurately we can make decisions, the better and happier our existence will be. Therefore it makes sense to spend some time learning how to think more clearly and frameworks to keep us rational. Expect to learn if its truly possible to think independently, what it takes to become a clear thinker, the most common pitfalls holding you back from seeing the world accurately, how to build more strength in your mind, how to better manage your weaknesses, strategies to become an effective decision maker, the biggest lies that people follow when they focus in life and much more…

Dec 8, 2023

The Impact of Women’s Fertility on Men’s Testosterone Levels

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Chris and Louise Perry discuss why men’s Testosterone levels are dropping. Why are men’s testosterone levels dropping according to Louise Perry? What does Louise Perry believe to be the external factors causing the decrease? What are the downsides of low T men according to Lousie Perry?

Dec 8, 2023

Cybertruck Bullet Test

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1.8mm Thick Stainless Super Alloy https://www.tesla.com/cybertruck

Dec 8, 2023

Understanding Status in Mating and Dating: Evolutionary Psychology Insights

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While evolutionary psychology can be incredibly useful in explaining much of modern mating and dating preferences, it fails, in my opinion, to adequately appreciate the influence of status on intersexual dynamics. The standards of attractiveness fluctuate (somewhat) from generation to generation and from culture to culture; however, what remains constant is the collective selection of some subset of partner traits considered to be “desirable.” Attracting a partner with more of these traits — irrespective of how arbitrary or superficial those traits might be — generally redounds to increased survival and prosperity.

Dec 8, 2023

Is a founding member of The Consilience Project and works in preventing global catastrophic risk

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Having accurate sensemaking is a superpower in the 21st century. As the volume of information we need to sort through increases, the ability to distinguish signal from noise becomes ever more important. Given this, I wanted to ask Daniel exactly how he would advise someone to become an adept sensemaker. Expect to learn the characteristics that a good sensemaking agent should have, why the relationship between sense, meaning and choice making is so crucial, whether Daniel thinks that humanity is too emotional to reach our full potential, at what stage of personal actualisation we should begin to help the world and much more…

Dec 8, 2023

P53 Tumour Suppressor (2016) by Etsuko Uno wehi.tv

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Dec 8, 2023

Dennett’s Quining Qualia Argument

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In this famous article, Quining Qualia, Daniel Dennett argues against property dualist views that advocate for the existence of qualia. This is part of Prof…

Dec 8, 2023

Graziano’s Attention Schema Theory, part 2

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Professor Matt McCormick’s second lecture for Philosophy of Mind, Phil 153, at California State University, Sacramento, about Michael Graziano’s Attention Sc…

Dec 8, 2023

Graziano’s Attention Schema Theory part 1

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Professor Matt McCormick’s lecture for Philosophy of Mind, Phil 153, at California State University, Sacramento, about Michael Graziano’s Attention Schema Theory of Awareness.

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