The Eternal Doorman

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My comment: 40:42 This is fun. I once spent some happy time in 2011 playing around with lambda calculus and normal order reduction which allows one to normalise expressions including subexpressions like YI which is like an infinite list. I was looking for ways to extend numbers so they included solutions to equations like x=x+1 which I was using to represent "infinity". This suggests that there might be a way to do this sensibly using some geometric argument approximating perfect circles by regular n-gons for n=1... and connecting this with nth roots of unity. I did at one point in this process find some sort of numbers which were like conjugate pairs of complex numbers and which were solutions to z=z+1. Unfortunately I lost all my notes and all of my computer backups,... But I recall that a key step was replacing addition by multiplication so that the equations z=z+1 were easier to solve. The idea a was that you invent a magic sort of number C such that Cz = z+1 and then z=...

Is this knitting, then?  Devine Lu Linvega's Neural Notepad .  See  Toby on Mathematics Encoded in Poetry  and  Katika Kühnreich on Cyberfascism .  Subscribe to media.ccc.de . 

See  https://github.com/torvalds/AudioNoise . It does audio signal processing using fread and fwrite to  stdin and stdout .  It must be a coded message, asking for a new kind of shell language. See  Using Pipewire to Make A Music Synthesizer  and then  Melinda Lu - Functional Distributed Systems Beyond Request/Response  and Time Travel in Programming Land .  That TI  TAC5112  chip he used in his guitar pedal is interesting. See  Oliver Ettlin on Time Distribution in Large Networks .  Subscribe to SavvyNik .  This guy has a slick setup using C++ Subscribe to Sebastian Lague .  Subscribe to Linus Tech Tips .  Subscribe to ItsPeterGabriel .  Subscribe to Innerverse with Jazz Maia . 

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It's a really interesting discussion. See her papers  An Evolutionary Framework for Culture: Selectionism versus Communal Exchange  and  The Making of a Creative Worldview . Also Liane Gabora and Diederik Aerts  Contextualizing Concepts using a Mathematical Generalization of the Quantum Formalism .  24:10 There's this notion of operational closure which means that the system's actions on the environment "close over" it and affect its future state. ( 49:11 too). 52:49 If you think about communities living in say, the Amazon forests, then it's easier to see how relations between cultures of plants and animals could have developed at the same time. Colour vision of animals is closely connected with plant physiology and ripening of fruit and things, and human communities were part of the evolution of plants. Then there's the whole entheogen thing to think about,... See  The Cosmic Serpent .  Part 2: 34:34 On John von Neumann's ideas about self-replicat...

I found this after listening to the first few minutes of Janet's  Allegiance to Aliveness, The Lost Words and the Writings of Maria Popova .  See  https://www.themarginalian.org/about/  and  https://www.thelostwords.org/ . On connections and people ( 24:00 ) see  Scott Aaronson on Computational Complexity and Explanations in Physics  and  Tracks - Arte - Sneakernet and Dead Drops .  Now listen to  Janet Axelrud - A Song for Wanderers .  Subscribe to Marginalian .