0:47 whether you'd seen make a you copy of tin
you never troubled just thinking this scene is a sham
Termite colonyhoroscopy...
A-This post is me bugging around...
B-OK is it then made by bugs?
A-An idea is bugging my brain
B.- Are you hot about it??
A.- I want to cool this urge
B.- Have you hear about termites
A.- Wooow so coool
“How is consciousness possible? Human brains are basically like termite colonies—which are not conscious.
A termite colony is made of maybe even a million termites—mindless little bugs [...] and not a single one of them knows anything about the larger project that they’re about.
Well, your brain is really like a termite colony in that way. It’s composed of several [...] billion little neurons and each one of them is not even as smart as a termite, and yet their action produces Gaudi[’s basilica].
How do you get a Gaudi-type consciousness out of a brain which is like a termite colony?”
—Daniel Dennett on the philosophy of consciousness
But you have this leader Trumpet guy telling people he weaves his ideas and has everyone surprised by his fascism and always uses the reversion or projection violations in rational arguments...big ball of mirrors.
I am waiting for the technique developed by termites ? and did they get their name for their ability to stabilize temperature in their habitat. No, so I will call them thermites when describing their ability.
Fly like an eagle
youtu.be/49k_ZUcA_t0?si=2fYn…
![Seal - Fly Like An Eagle (Official Video) [HD]](https://pbs.twimg.com/card_img/2114712149054611456/J2gnq9CV?format=jpg&name=800x419)
If the @X algorithm had class, this 42 hr render would reach 1 million views.
A bald eagle's full flight repertoire, simulated with real fluid dynamics. Solved with the Lattice Boltzmann Method (BLM) D3Q19.
Mathematics and Physics of Flight
I remember rich male students in Aleppo spending 100 dollars for a model they payed for and the group of girls that came after understanding the task required to understand ... with a mud one of their own making ... 100 dollars failed bad.
Es alegría el verso y la poesía,
no requiere membresía.
Que ridículo sonaría
decirlo todo
con esa armonía.
El cáncer de las frases cortas, del ir al grano, de explicar y sobreexplicar lo que pasa, no se está extendiendo solo por los textos casual de Internet, está ya siendo encumbrado en los suplementos literarios. Lo cual nos dice una cosa: que a la gente que escribe suplementos literarios no les gusta la literatura.
Pues me niego, me declaro en rebeldía, vivan las frases largas, las subordinadas, la posibilidad de irte de paseo en medio de un párrafo o de un capítulo, de contar una historia que parece que no tiene que ver con el resto del libro para luego traerla de vuelta con un salto mortal.
Y si las frases son cortas, que tengan peso. La parataxis no es una bala para malgastar.
This is why I take notes
This paper answers why can’t you remember being a baby?
For over a century, science said you can't remember being a baby because your infant brain was just too "immature" to record anything. researchers assumed your hard drive was basically turned off for the first two years of life.
But this wild paper from Yale completely rewrites how we understand human memory..
Researchers literally put awake babies (between 4 and 25 months old) into an fMRI scanner to watch their brains process new visual experiences in real-time.
and what they found is mindblowing..
the infant hippocampus isn't turned off at all. it is actively firing, capturing, and encoding episodic memories. they proved that babies with higher hippocampal activity during a new experience formed a highly stable memory trace.
the babies are recording the data. the memory of your first birthday, your first steps, the exact layout of the room you slept in.. it was all successfully saved to your brain.
so why can't you remember it?
the paper concludes that infantile amnesia isn't an "encoding" problem.. it is a "retrieval" problem.
your brain recorded everything perfectly. but as you grew, your brain underwent massive developmental shifts, like explosive neurogenesis (the rapid birth of new neurons), which completely restructured your neural networks. the pathways to access those early files got buried or locked away.
you didn't fail to make the memories.. you just lost the encryption key to open them.
somewhere deep in your hippocampus, the exact first-person memory of being a 1-year-old might still be sitting there. you just can't access the file anymore..
the human brain is terrifyingly beautiful.
just because I pee in my bed I cannot take notes??!!
I will forget everything but the fact that I pee in my bed.
