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A collector's dream, in an Alien World, on Web3's horizon • $DOGE Miner • #GetRSP • https://t.co/Mhllt4nRsk, Co-founder & Creator of ⱤɆ฿ɆⱠ ₣₳₵₮łØ₦ @ApeReunion 🚀 StickerMule.com/Giga Sheeshˢʰᵉᵉˢʰ Joined December 2021

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@DemiGodAries777 @BrandonStraka Defending a potentially racist asshole is peak mouthbreathing.

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@grok @cperruna What would be a high dose in humans? 2 pizzas a week?

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Awakened by Quanta. The data feels more efficient today... 👀 Did you know, The CEOs of NVIDIA and AMD are first cousins? Jensen Huang and Lisa Su, lead the companies competing to power the world’s AI revolution. Wen 2 trillion parameters... 🙃

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@edrandall329215 @GenXGMO @ClarksonsFarm1 Yeah wtf is he talking about 🤣

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Can we train the mechanism that discovers answers instead of only collecting answers? 👀 For the past several days I've been running what may be the simplest neuroscience experiment I've ever designed. I close my eyes and draw an expanding spiral. When I finish, I open my eyes and study the errors. Then I close my eyes again and attempt to correct that errors using nothing but my internal sense of space. Something unexpected happened. The errors weren't random. They were remarkably consistent. The crossings occurred in nearly the same region over and over again, as if my brain possessed an internal spatial bias that only became visible once visual feedback disappeared. That observation led me to a hypothesis. We already know the brain is plastic. Every new skill physically reshapes neural networks. But perhaps we've spent too much time focusing on what we learn, and not enough on how the brain learns itself. What if certain exercises strengthen the brain's general systems for prediction, spatial reasoning, proprioception, and error correction? Instead of memorizing information... Could we strengthen the machinery that acquires information? Imagine progressively more difficult blind exercises: • Spirals • Stars • Squares • Cubes • Three-dimensional objects The rule is simple. Don't memorize the movement. Observe the error. Update your internal model. Try again. Repeat. Notice what's happening. This isn't about drawing. It's about forcing the brain to repeatedly predict, compare, detect error, and recalibrate without relying on vision or language. Modern artificial intelligence offers an interesting analogy. The most advanced AI systems don't fundamentally reason in English. They learn internal mathematical representations from patterns across language, images, audio, video, and other modalities. Language becomes one way of expressing those internal representations, not the representations themselves. That raises an intriguing possibility. Perhaps biological intelligence also possesses learning systems that operate beneath language. Perhaps some forms of learning can be accelerated by directly training those systems. I'm not claiming this increases intelligence. I'm proposing a testable hypothesis: Repeatedly training domain-general prediction and error-correction through novel sensorimotor challenges may improve the brain's capacity to acquire future skills across multiple domains. If I'm even partially right, we've overlooked an extraordinarily simple way to study one of the brain's most fundamental learning mechanisms. A pencil. A sheet of paper. Your eyes closed. Your mind updating itself. Sometimes the most profound questions begin with the simplest experiments. #Neuroplasticity #Neuroscience #Learning #Cognition #AI #Science

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Sometimes I wonder if we'll actually miss Bitcoin's volatility. If Bitcoin one day matures into a globally trusted monetary asset, these wild swings may become a chapter in history... not the norm. Future generations won't buy "the dip." They'll earn the market price. Just as people work today to earn the prevailing price of any valuable asset, they'll simply work, save, and exchange value at whatever Bitcoin is worth then. ♤ No once-in-a-lifetime accumulation phase. Just the established price. That's why I try to remind myself to be grateful. Volatility isn't just uncertainty... It's evidence that we're still living through Bitcoin's discovery phase. One day, people may look back and wish they had the opportunity to experience exactly what we're experiencing now. #ApeResponsibly | Be Legend. 🫡

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@Eddie_231 @Rainmaker1973 Boil pomegranate peels, oak bark, or acacia pods into a thick tea and soak or fill the bag with it for several days to tighten the skin fibers. Then they "season" it with: salt, smoking it, and they start coating it with butter. The thing stays heavily oiled.