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Post by Sonya on Oct 28, 2021 9:28:06 GMT
The part, which I did not agree with in the video, was that Noam Chomsky said that thinking involves speech without sound. It is true that it often happens, but some feelings, like discomfort, can spin through my mind, but not as a word. Not all things can be expressed by language. You feel something and can name it as "discomfort". You used a word to describe what you feel. You think about that feeling - discomfort - giving it a name in your head, using inner voice/speech. It is like poeple can talk to themselves without sound. Long thinking and speeches that exist only inside one's head. The second thing: what you feel has a name - discomfort. A word pronounced very fast in your head. People often tell "I do not know". Unless you ask proper questions that lead to understanding what they do, why they do it, how exactly they do it, what was before that action, why they are afraid to make public speeches, what thoughts are coming through their mind, what is so terrifying in those people, where all that came from - they continue telling "I do not know". After such reflections, detailed reflections saying 'I do not know" is already a strange thing to say as it is not true to them. Understanding came "What led me to this condition or why I was afraid of that person". Feeling "discomfort" involves different processes in your body which you can descibe in your mind. In involves a line of thoughts what exactly is happening around you that you feel" discomfort" - people, events, your own actions, illness - if you stop for a while and think about things around you, you can understand those things. What I mean, the feeling "discomfort" can be expressed using languange inside your head. But the description of that feeling itself is actually the description of your own condition and events that caused it. If you say "those things happened, I had a headache or dizziness" - it is the definition of "discomfort". You give a long definition and people can understand that you felt "discomfort". -- I might be wrong in this, as it is "imo"- thing, though based on experience, that proved itself in real life and work for other people I work with.
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Post by AngryFrozenWater on Oct 28, 2021 13:23:56 GMT
The part, which I did not agree with in the video, was that Noam Chomsky said that thinking involves speech without sound. It is true that it often happens, but some feelings, like discomfort, can spin through my mind, but not as a word. Not all things can be expressed by language. You feel something and can name it as "discomfort". You used a word to describe what you feel. You think about that feeling - discomfort - giving it a name in your head, using inner voice/speech. It is like poeple can talk to themselves without sound. Long thinking and speeches that exist only inside one's head. The second thing: what you feel has a name - discomfort. A word pronounced very fast in your head. People often tell "I do not know". Unless you ask proper questions that lead to understanding what they do, why they do it, how exactly they do it, what was before that action, why they are afraid to make public speeches, what thoughts are coming through their mind, what is so terrifying in those people, where all that came from - they continue telling "I do not know". After such reflections, detailed reflections saying 'I do not know" is already a strange thing to say as it is not true to them. Understanding came "What led me to this condition or why I was afraid of that person". Feeling "discomfort" involves different processes in your body which you can descibe in your mind. In involves a line of thoughts what exactly is happening around you that you feel" discomfort" - people, events, your own actions, illness - if you stop for a while and think about things around you, you can understand those things. What I mean, the feeling "discomfort" can be expressed using languange inside your head. But the description of that feeling itself is actually the description of your own condition and events that caused it. If you say "those things happened, I had a headache or dizziness" - it is the definition of "discomfort". You give a long definition and people can understand that you felt "discomfort". -- I might be wrong in this, as it is "imo"- thing, though based on experience, that proved itself in real life and work for other people I work with. Yes, thinking is much like speaking, without sound. What you wrote is much like what Noam Chomsky said. However, I have just written that it isn't always true in my case. Feeling discomfort is not the same as saying it without sound. My brain can know there is discomfort, even without ever naming is. And that too is based on personal experience.
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Post by AngryFrozenWater on Oct 31, 2021 1:52:32 GMT
Terrifying Marine Parasite That Inspired The Alien Xenomorph Queen - Anton Petrov.
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Post by Sonya on Oct 31, 2021 10:14:06 GMT
Terrifying Marine Parasite That Inspired The Alien Xenomorph Queen - Anton Petrov. Some radiation (not a problem nowadays) and the grand-grand-grand-grand-...-..children of even one phronima will look like the Alien Queen. Given the adaptation and survivability of modern harmless inspirations for the movie - should not be a problem to adapt in the future and no games or movies will be required to be scared. Phrase "this (creature) doesn't really pose any danger to humans" remains to be seen. One not really likely outcome.
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Post by AngryFrozenWater on Oct 31, 2021 21:04:39 GMT
Can you make a hole in a thing bigger than the thing? - Stand-up Maths. How big is that hole in your pumpkin? Previous Halloween videos: What is a Vampire Matrix? - Stand-up Maths. How to make a fold-and-cut bat for Halloween! - Stand-up Maths.
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Post by Sonya on Nov 3, 2021 8:57:08 GMT
Interesting video. A lot of theory explaining "why", examples, contradictions. One very important thing in such vidoes: theory is good, though how some knowledge can be applied somewhere should be included, otherwise in most case theories are "useless". Last part of this vedoe is dedicated to this practical meaning: people underestimate the influence of information on decisions, information we are all exposed to. Though thinking all the time about above mentioned things might be very tiresome; to understand, to think and make the best of thinking paying more attention to other things - can go mad. The main thing: people should think to understand how everything works. It always helps regardless.
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Post by AngryFrozenWater on Nov 3, 2021 18:23:21 GMT
Interesting video. A lot of theory explaining "why", examples, contradictions. One very important thing in such vidoes: theory is good, though how some knowledge can be applied somewhere should be included, otherwise in most case theories are "useless". Last part of this vedoe is dedicated to this practical meaning: people underestimate the influence of information on decisions, information we are all exposed to. Though thinking all the time about above mentioned things might be very tiresome; to understand, to think and make the best of thinking paying more attention to other things - can go mad. The main thing: people should think to understand how everything works. It always helps regardless. True. I think most people are baffled by this, because they have learned that we have free will. And that's the point.
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Post by AngryFrozenWater on Nov 10, 2021 2:59:26 GMT
Scientists Simulated Desert Planet Arrakis To See If It's Habitable - Anton Petrov. Anton talks about a new interesting simulation of the desert planet Arrakis from Frank Herbert's Dune.
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Post by B. Hieronymus Da on Nov 16, 2021 22:04:58 GMT
Some of you may find this interesting:
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Post by AnDromedary on Nov 16, 2021 22:27:17 GMT
o guys actually wrote a paper on why just putting single grapes into a microwave produces plasma. Obviously it's awesome!
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Post by AngryFrozenWater on Nov 28, 2021 0:22:05 GMT
I found some interesting videos about dark matter. We still don't know what dark matter is. Most scientists believe it is some kind of elusive particle, which is hard to detect. Then there are several models, which are modifications of the standard laws of general relativity, but have issues of their own. Today two videos were released about two other hypotheses. The first one is about primordial black holes (microscopic black holes created shortly after the big bang). That one needs more study, but looks promising. The other one involves anti-gravity, but it seems to be nonsensical. Tiny Black Holes May Have Produced Some of the Moon's Craters - Anton Petrov. Anton talks about a new study that suggests we could find signs of mini black holes on the surface of the moon and thus explain the existence of dark matter. Does anti-gravity explain dark matter? - Sabine Hossenfelder. Why do we have both positive and negative electric charges, but not both positive and negative masses? Could there be negative masses out there which anti-gravitate? How much such anti-gravitating matter behave? Why don't physicists look for it? Could anti-matter anti-gravitate? So many questions! At the end of today's video you will know all that physicists know about this.
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Post by Beerfish on Nov 28, 2021 0:39:00 GMT
Makes no sense to me other than the fact that she and some others have made a determination as to a certain definition of the subject matter. i f she wants to convince me of her thoughts she needs to use a lot of real word examples rather than science speak.
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Post by AngryFrozenWater on Nov 28, 2021 1:06:03 GMT
Makes no sense to me other than the fact that she and some others have made a determination as to a certain definition of the subject matter. i f she wants to convince me of her thoughts she needs to use a lot of real word examples rather than science speak. I think it simply boils down to the following: Consider everything in the universe to be a giant clockwork, which was started at the big bang. It not only includes the large objects, which we can see, but it also includes energy, forces and the microscopic particles. The hypothesis is that it would be silly to think that our thinking is excluded from this, because by extension we and our brains are part of that clockwork and thus our thoughts are controlled by this. It makes sense to me.
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Post by Beerfish on Nov 28, 2021 1:52:29 GMT
Makes no sense to me other than the fact that she and some others have made a determination as to a certain definition of the subject matter. i f she wants to convince me of her thoughts she needs to use a lot of real word examples rather than science speak. I think it simply boils down to the following: Consider everything in the universe to be a giant clockwork, which was started at the big bang. It not only includes the large objects, which we can see, but it also includes energy, forces and the microscopic particles. The hypothesis is that it would be silly to think that our thinking is excluded from this, because by extension we and our brains are part of that clockwork and thus our thoughts are controlled by this. It makes sense to me. But you can have two totally independent actions taken in a moment each which will have a consequence. Some of this seems to force a choice as always being the choice that was going to be made no matter what thus it was not free choice.
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Post by AngryFrozenWater on Nov 28, 2021 1:58:38 GMT
I think it simply boils down to the following: Consider everything in the universe to be a giant clockwork, which was started at the big bang. It not only includes the large objects, which we can see, but it also includes energy, forces and the microscopic particles. The hypothesis is that it would be silly to think that our thinking is excluded from this, because by extension we and our brains are part of that clockwork and thus our thoughts are controlled by this. It makes sense to me. But you can have two totally independent actions taken in a moment each which will have a consequence. Some of this seems to force a choice as always being the choice that was going to be made no matter what thus it was not free choice. That is right. You think that you have made a choice between two options, but the fact is that you didn't select the other option. It was impossible to select that other option, because it was determined by the clockwork. I like to think about this as follows: Freewill is the illusion that keeps me sane.
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Post by AngryFrozenWater on Dec 1, 2021 2:45:51 GMT
The Man Who Knew Infinity is a 2015 British biographical drama film about the Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan, based on the 1991 book of the same name by Robert Kanigel. The film stars Dev Patel as Srinivasa Ramanujan, a real-life mathematician who, after growing up poor in Madras, India, earns admittance to Cambridge University during World War I, where he becomes a pioneer in mathematical theories with the guidance of his professor, G. H. Hardy, portrayed by Jeremy Irons. Srinivasa Ramanujan: The Mathematician and His Legacy. Winner of four awards in Delhi and Kolkata and screened at festivals in Golemog and Trivandrum, a film on Srinivasa Ramnujan's life and work, uncovering the fundamental principles governing the universe. In the The Man Who Knew Infinity one of the achievements of Ramanujan is mentioned. Below is a simplified explanation of that achievement: Partitions - Numberphile. In the dramatized documentary about Ramanujan's life posted above, a taxicab with number 1729 appears. This is what Ramanujan was able to tell about that number: 1729 and Taxi Cabs - Numberphile. 87,539,319 - Numberphile. Author Simon Singh discusses mathematics in the TV show Futurama - specifically taxicab numbers and the great Ramanujan.
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Post by AngryFrozenWater on Dec 4, 2021 21:38:04 GMT
Where is the anti-matter? - Sabine Hossenfelder. Sabine talks about why aunties matter and what ants have to do with it. Really.
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Post by AngryFrozenWater on Dec 8, 2021 1:09:43 GMT
Victor Wooten is a bass player, who has an interesting approach to teaching music. Music as a Language.
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Post by Sonya on Dec 8, 2021 12:26:25 GMT
Anti-matter is very interesting, though what attracted attention in this video - Sabine's words about "problems continue to appeear as physicists make a living from solving problems, a driving force to create problems and arguments even if they are not needed or if there are none at all". Can relate it to any other sphere: investigating something, creating something for whatever reason. No point, no use but still do it.
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Post by AngryFrozenWater on Dec 8, 2021 12:48:07 GMT
Anti-matter is very interesting, though what attracted attention in this video - Sabine's words about "problems continue to appeear as physicists make a living from solving problems, a driving force to create problems and arguments even if they are not needed or if there are none at all". Can relate it to any other sphere: investigating something, creating something for whatever reason. No point, no use but still do it. Sabine is notorious for her views involving investments in projects that are only there because scientists like to keep themselves at work, even if it has no real scientific value. She doesn't like nonsense.
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Post by Beerfish on Dec 8, 2021 17:08:41 GMT
So what is the giant cube on the moon the chinese just found, lets all speculate.
I say legos! Perhaps a rubiks cube? A borg ship?
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Post by Sonya on Dec 8, 2021 17:20:39 GMT
In two-three months they will be able to approach and see what it is. Why make such a fuss over it posting the news throughout the whole internet "found something X reminding something Y, but we will be able to see what it is in Z days anyway".
Edited post about timing.
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Post by AngryFrozenWater on Dec 8, 2021 17:28:25 GMT
So what is the giant cube on the moon the chinese just found, lets all speculate. I say legos! Perhaps a rubiks cube? A borg ship? Do you have a link to a reliable source for this?
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