The Eternal Doorman

See my comment : 13:54 That "burst of evolutionary innovation" was also when qualia like colour evolved, ... As well as evolving predator-prey relationships there were plants evolving coloured flowers and fruit that changed colour when it was ripe which meant that birds and animals could see it, and birds whose plumage became coloured because their mates could see it, and finally people who hunted the birds and animals etc, etc, .... I wonder what new qualia trilobites evolved?  Subscribe to Anton Petrov . 

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See Geodesics in Heat: A New Approach to Computing Distance Based on Heat Flow by  Keenan Crane, Clarisse Weischedel, and Max Wardetzky. This turned up at a crucial point: See  Richard MacNeal. 1949. The Solution of Partial Differential Equations by means of Electrical Networks. Ph.D. Dissertation. Caltech. Right after  Simplicial complex . The material in this thesis is the result of a year's experience in the solution of problems on the Caltech Electric Analog Computer. Although much work has been done elsewhere, the solution of partial differential equations is a relatively new field for the Caltech Computer. It is natural that such an undertaking should initiate points of view and techniques that differ from those of other investigators., This thesis contains the development of certain ideas that have been useful to the author in the solution of problems on the computer. In Part I, finite difference methods are treated with reference to problems with one space varia...

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See her Substack piece  Rice On A Flat Plate - A Metaphor for Trust . Subscribe to  Curious Wandering Souls . Here's the audiobook Janet was listening to:  YouTube demonetized him. You can support him at  https://buymeacoffee.com/nolanreads . Subscribe to  Nolan Reads .  Her balloon and the sun metaphor reminded me of L'homme est le seul oiseau qui porte sa cage by Claude Weiss: Subscribe to  Dust .  On the importance of words, again this made me think of this talk and the paper on  Emerging dynamic regimes and tipping points from finite empirical principles  by Sergio Cobo-López, Matthew Witt, Forest L. Rohwer and Antoni Luque. Verbal communication seems to set the scale of observations of the participants, so that their reality is shared. Without that common web of verbal communications each person lives in their own private world of experience, which can become to be like a cage.  Think about the ancient rites associated with s...

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It makes me nauseous to think that there are people out there that are this dumb. One more reason why we need to stop using their money. Boycott, Divest and Sanction! See  Olive Badger on Car "Kill Switches"  and  Olive Badger on Fucked-up Economics . Then  Crisis in Perception - An Example of a Common Problem  and  Nima Alkhorshid talking with Richard Wolff and Michael Hudson .  Subscribe to  Olive Badger .