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In this episode, I navigate a wide array of engaging topics, including the evolving economic landscape influenced by the pandemic and geopolitical shifts. I examine the role of Bitcoin as a refuge during economic instability and delve into the complexities surrounding gender identity and social constructs, addressing the nuances between subjective experiences and objective realities. I explore the societal implications of labels like "sexist" and "misogynist," emphasizing accountability in discussions. The conversation also touches on emotional integrity in relationships and the need for clear communication. I reflect on the decline of manufacturing quality and the shift to disposable consumerism, while also highlighting the importance of maintaining familial bonds. We conclude with inspiring narratives of personal growth from listeners, celebrating their resilience amid societal pressures.
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He’s an influential guy:
Commitment
Consistency
Social proof
Scarcity
Authority
And with this latest move…he’s just RECIPROCATING something that’s been done to the United States for a long time.
The people who get it also LIKE what he’s doing, and get the clear reason why.
Here's something I found this rather interesting – an AI researcher attempted to create personality profiles for all the popular chat models by prompting them to create a series of comic strips about themselves, and analyzing how they chose to represent themselves and what themes they chose to talk about.
Then she fed the comic strips back to the AIs to see if they would recognize themselves in them (most did). While I don't think that this necessarily proves consciousness (since a personality can be trained or programmed in), it's fascinating how consistent each model was in their self-representation, and how differently they each "feel" about themselves and their role in the world.
Which one is your favorite? You can see the comics by going to the URL in the images, there are too many of them to upload them all here.
Jeremy Kaufmann wrote up a great summary of John Derbyshire’s article that got him fired from National Review 12 years ago. Derbyshire had the balls to point out the absurdity of pretending that all races are the same.
https://x.com/jeremykauffman/status/1908171116847259951?s=46
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