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Epistemically Wrong: in chess the beginner tries to prove to himself his beliefs are true, and the master tries to prove to himself that his beliefs are wrong. The amateur asks "what does this move do for me?" and the master asks "what does this move allow?" The problem with the beginner isn't just that he gets attached, it's that finding a move feels like progress, so letting go of it feels like losing something. He's chasing the feeling of having an answer instead of the answer actually being correct. For those thirty seconds that move becomes part of his identity, and refuting it would mean admitting he wasted his time. The master does the opposite, he spends most of his calculation trying to refute his own ideas because that's where the real information is. A line that survives your best attempt to kill it actually tells you something. And chess punishes this immediately. One refutation you didn't look at loses you the game, while ten supporting reasons give you nothing you didn't already have. The game rewards falsification and punishes confirmation The master is building an accurate model of the position before he even thinks about the solution and the beginner is generating solutions from a model he never built, so he's finding answers to a question he doesn't understand or asked. Most people can't tolerate discomfort of not having an answer yet while the understanding builds.

??? whats the difference? Reality is magic therefore anything is possible therefore that's infinity.

Hes implying everything is magic, what is there to realize beyond that? Doesnt magic imply infinity?

Oh pretty good then! I had no idea, its a convincing voice thats why i thought it was edited lmao

what is this voice changer propaGANDA

I randomly decided to drink some 100% squeezed cranberry juice not from concentrate. And I drank about a cup of it and noticed within 10 minutes that my cognitive function improved quite a bit. So I experimented again for a couple of days and every time I drink it I get a boost of mental Clarity, productivity and Zone. I just found it surprising, thought i would share lol

HAHA i saw this video 15 years ago when it game out!

Everyone is already doing that. It is already cured by science, the research is there, all the studies are there, just doesn't reflect itself in the healthcare industry.

It used to be worse, but recently I saw a random small YouTube doctor who was debunking all the mainstream stuff and doing so by reciting long sequences of biology logic. And regurgitating long words that come together to paint a picture of a mechanism and how it works in the body and therefore you should make your recommendations based on these studies and so on. And then they would debunk everyone explaining how doctors harm people every day and so on while regurgitating this pharmaceutical healthcare paradigm without realizing they're doing so. It's one of the most difficult things that I can't accept about this world is watching people who put themselves in a standard of rigour and intellectual high ground to then debunked things they have no actual real world experience with. They recite scientific data like a computer would and confuse this for the actual world that all of this is being applied into. Every time I go into doctors office, I'm yelled out of their office or they're really pissed by the questions that I asked. I've gotten better, but it's still excruciating trying to get them to answer extremely simple questions where most of their responses are "of course it works. This is a treatment that's been used for the past 80 years" 🙄 oooooh k

Crohn's disease is solved. It's 100% curable. How does the healthcare industry deal with it? They give you anti-inflammatories permanently for rest of your life and they tell you there's no cure. Is that what the science says? NO so why are they doing that?

MY PEAOPLLLLEEEEEE! OF COURSE, get on that dance floor and shake what was god given. 💃 YA OK, like id believe this propaganda. this is more like your latest crush. There he is the criminal underbelly of actualized surfaces

yes any soft drink, then I destroy that fatigue with exercise 💪💪

WHERE ARE DOES BEAUTIFUL FACESSSSS?

The last one i drank

Zero caffeine, any regular soft drink, like Coke Caffeine. It depends on how you direct your mind, if you direct your mind for mental work and contemplation, it's gonna boost that, if you direct your mind for meditation or relaxation it's gonna boost that. It boost Whatever you direct your mind towards.

My experiments are mixed right now: Soft drink causes brain fog and fatigue, it's black-and-white obvious and it happens within 10 minutes Orange juice has a nice energy to it and improves overall performance, eating the orange feels just as good Cranberry juice has a kind of high, it's very clear and altered kind of state almost like being abit drunk but without impairment. Water with some table sugar in it makes me feel tired like the soft drink, but it's not as strong.

I think it's one of these, unfortunately I don't remember!

lmao I was high on biology, you know when you have one of those good biological configuration days

A friend of mine works as a English teacher for Japanese kids. It's very popular. It can be done from home

Everyone is intelligent and there are no intelligent people Both happen simultaneously

I know your joking, just try to keep it Kosher lol

Relative inteligence

Using someones position against itself to see it it holds up to its own logic is a old socrates method. They use is to create endless speculation in philosophy so no position can ever be true. lol It can have some value but its so overused that at this point it feels like gaslighting because the speculator does not work with any of the content, they dismiss it all by going down this path. A better way is to extract the true/partial truth from every perspective and expand/build from there. But most intellectual, rational types, think that if they can debunked something, the whole thing has to be thrown out the window. Because they're in this bubble of true false logic. Instead of learning to integrate and synthesize things into a larger perspective.

Yes, that's the ethical problem and the question is will this cause more harm overall than good. And it's gonna cause more harm, most likely.