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mistermann
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About mistermann
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I joined it about 6 months ago and absolutely love the ~uncensored free for all nature of it! And while the format and content varies in many ways from other sites, one thing they …
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You are not aware of all evidence in existence, and what "is evidence for" something is a subjective matter, downstream from your conditioned biases. These conversations are a trai…
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Out of curiosity: in your model, can something be kind and unkind simultaneously?
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It is very funny how humans experience reality eh? Like, the literal assignment of a word to something can cause the representation of it in a person's mind (aka the reality ) to c…
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A more parsimonious explanation: consciousness is generative, like an LLM. And, according to cultural conditioning, this generated scenario is referred to as reality . I like this …
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When someone is hired into a professional job, is there something in the laws of physics that prevent them from doing wrong?
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Rare is the individual who does not make numerous errors while engaging in fact checking, in no small part because of our cultural norms of cognition.
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"Now" is a point in time. I used a very unpopular meme though, so unpopular you may not be able to see it.
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As a fan of irony, many thanks!
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You seem to realize you are making a prediction, at least to some degree, now . However, that one has the capability sometimes is no guarantee that they can do it at all times, or …