But isn't it a measurable factor? ... people get free stuff, people don't question their benefactor, people agree to rely on him, people become dependent beyond the extent of constructive codependence
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But isn't it a measurable factor? ... people get free stuff, people don't question their benefactor, people agree to rely on him, people become dependent beyond the extent of constructive codependence
not everybody has passion projects, not everybody who had youth when he couldn't handle it, has money or peace of mind to go back to school, and a UBI won't hold you accountable. some people need to learn/ relearn how to take responsibility for themselves and a low end job where they learn the retarded rules of the hoarder-capitalist "we-run-on-magic-math-money" economy obviously isn't constructive or productive. if it was, the right / alt right wouldn't grow their follower base.
but yes, the implementation will need a huge bunch of devs and admin people who are technical, capable and, "under different circumstances, wouldn't work for so much less money than they earned during their previous employments"
- smarter future voters
- increasing participation in productive and constructive society
- more voices and more discussion
- eliminating the bias and discrimination against people who receive basic income
- eliminating small scale opportunities to lazycheat
- eliminate the continued rise of the currently too easily abused right leaning parts of the population
- ...
it will take time, of course
- high school style tests, milestones and road maps to test study progress, good for citizen science but can be any subject, fugees start easy with the ABC
- social work including agriculture & farms, where the first year or two can count towards apprenticeship if combined with studies
solves low wages short-, mid-, long-term, increases buying power, creates jobs and tons of admin, org, bureaucracy work for those who dig it :)
make it enough to afford rent and healthy food and some culture per week. in Germany, that would be 1350 - 1500 per month, which is covered already, but the conditions are nonsense and lax.
Look at the stuff in the list below, progress recursively. Think children, education, competitions and or real world problems, progress recursively until you hit something.
Everybody gets 'there' on their own time. There's guys tinkering with robots and rockets while others barely find the motivation to build the irrigation system in their garden. 8 years from now, people in various regions will have problems that started decades ago but could have been mitigated now.
The markets won't serve any of the solutions without binding people to subscriptions and when they can't pay, the service ends.
People are not able to learn anything all the time. That's where you come in, you can.
If you can't come up with anything, build everything with FOSS. Think local, don't ask, just build. Improve your town, your school, your hood. With indie tools, skills and hardware.
https://simplicable.com/world/real-world-problems
https://www.competitionsciences.org/
https://www.nextgenlearning.org/
https://www.millennium-project.org/projects/challenges/
https://resilienteducator.com/classroom-resources/real-world...
aw man, I should have been a farmer, after all, with some cows, sheep, chickens, bunches of dogs and cats, dinkel wheat & corn fields, and a botanical garden for exotic stuff; and of course a wife or two and breeding as our main hobby.
I have peers who have not evolved any further since the end of university, despite now having decades worth of life & work experience, professional and social connections, which is reflected in how they do their jobs, especially when they assume leadership in some department or company (evidence acquired from their current and former colleagues) and in how they raise their children as well.
Other peers, who were less educated and were considered less intelligent and who did not go down the beaten path came out smarter, harder, faster, stronger and more disciplined & deliberate in their roles at work and as parents.
The focus on IQ is as absurd. Learning, including learning to learn, which is the main intended outcome of school, is not an ability that can be tied to "healthy genetics" because amount of/exposure to unhealthy stress, and healthy stress without proper recovery, nutrition (person & parents), and how stimulating & inspiring the socio-cultural environment is, are not genetic.
But that's only an outline of thoughts and observations & exceptions expand the rule, ofc.
So how about spinning that narrative a little more into the million directions of truth and usefulness rather than whatever the fuck this article is trying to enlighten anybody about?
I'm not qualified and the variety of facts is not coupled to character.
The physical changes are most likely not directional but are tuned by how much a parent cares and how strong he, she, they are to make sure this desire/caring is obvious.
a) you are completely ignoring corruption by the west
b) you are completely ignoring the part of the population who wasn't afraid and just did their job like most people in capitalism do. b) you are completely ignoring the part of the population who wasn't afraid and just did their job like most people in capitalism do. b) you are completely ignoring the part of the population who wasn't afraid and just did their job like most people in capitalism do.
c) greed is the main driver of a few who are turning the whole thing into a net-negative, only because it is their only way to survive. we don't tolerate that, we are actively working on helping them to increase their survivability. "come on, just get it, Kanye". they do carry ok genes.
d) Hikikomori has nothing to do with culture or systems: there's breakaways, gamers, tv junkies, couch potatoes, people who feel/sense, neuro-chemically, overwhelming disgust when they are in cities, shops, offices and so on ...
communism is the imperfection at the infinite end-game of any surviving colony. the rest is for teaching, learning & fun. money is fine, hoarder-capitalists will terminate themselves, and everyone who joins their side. a lot of people just don't understand selection, fitness and that nature and evolution have more than enough ways (accelerating climate change and throwing in some unexpected variables really helps with relieving the paradox of choice, though, thank you very much) to get to everyone, no matter how deep you dig yourself into the ground, space or circuits.
people let themselves get corrupted. that's on them.
and with magic money from funny math, even the dinosaurs would have survived after diverting that stone that hit their planet.
A few weeks later: "oops".
You have to build your own tools and sets for RAG, but you know that. Don't slack off, when it comes to testing and evaluation of LLMs, nobody can be trusted yet.
Step 1: Notice high potential market that could, but doesn't need to, disrupt established practices and hierarchies by federating stuff. Step 2: Suck all the leaking behavioral and private data out of it. Stup 3: Gain as much control over the supply chains & the market as possible, eliminating federation.
Also: AGI hasn't found its optimal hardware-software combo yet, so "porting" it all to networked mining rigs is worth trying and progressing. And neural nets and blockchains have quite a bit to give & take to & from each other.
*Thinking quietly again ...
Agreed, it rarely is with these kinds of stories and teachings. The Iliad comes to mind. I tried multiple translations but they all feel (horribly) off. I put some of them side by side and started "cherry picking" sentences that felt better together.
The challenge and beauty of these kinds of writing is the brutal subjective experience of (personal) horror and enlightenment which can be destroyed with a few words that don't fit the 'phenomenal' flow of the reader, who is tracking through the writers narration of the readers (personal) space-time experience and his perception of (inter-personal) life. It's (sorry) fucking insane to translate these books, I'd finish and start again over and over.
> visually complex and triggering while trying-to-be-baby-safe environment resonates perfectly, though.
On a side note: sorting adult daily lives out needs to embrace and make space for the inner child. I observe it everywhere at the moment: parents, old friends, even in my younger brother and myself. An unhealthy kind of stress, burnout and depression build up if you don't.
+1 for not requiring an account to try.
Needs debugging for iPad display sizes and on screen keyboards.
Might be helpful: [1] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2593139/ipad-web-app-det...
[2] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Visual_View...
(I need more life for recovery and context myself)
The race is an infinite game. Just keep playing.
But an 'advanced' artificial intelligence wouldn't do that anyway, because 'advanced' means that you 'understand' - are aware of - the emergence and self-organization of 'higher-dimensional' structures that are build on a foundation.
Once a child understands Legos, it starts to build more and then more out of that ...
A lot can be build out of paperclips, but an 'advanced' AI would rather quickly find the dead end and thus decide - in advance - that maximizing the production of paperclips is nonsense.