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“Why early fundraising rounds get easier when complex ideas become obvious”
Yeah. I would say it was, like, a a u shape in terms of the the y axis is easiness, and it's easier higher up and less easy lower down. The very like, the early rounds were easy. So this relatively sp
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...complexity. And it turns out that the continuum hypothesis has been proved also for the Borel sets in this hierarchy. But then one wants to go beyond. What about more complicated sets? So there's this hierarchy of complexity for sets of real numbers
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...to ideas and concepts and and and social, you know, whatevers, but you've gotta do the experiment. That's such a challenging
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the cognitive light cone of that thing is bigger than that of its parts. So in other words, rocks aren't very exciting because the things it knows how to do are the things that its parts already know how to do, which is follow gradients and and thing
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...the complex numbers before they really understood them. So they would have these algebraic equations that they're trying to solve, you know, and they would have the tools and methods of doing it. But then in the course of, you know so they would have
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And we've come to understand how much, distributed cognition there is. Obviously, you social animals like termites, etcetera, and ants, that's an example of distributed cognition. The organism is the whole colony. This is one thing that's been really
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So I don't think LLMs will get there because they can't you you know, you really need to be embedded in a world. At least that's the e four idea. The e four the four e approach to cognition argues that cognition does not occur solely in the head, but
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...motivational drives that don't exist in other animals. The insight is that human emotions are nested. So it's like it's reasoning through how humans feel emotions. It's reasoning about meta emotions. Gonna have pages and pages of this. It's almost to
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