Triviality packed in profoundness

[Carl-Richard]

 

So here you get to learn that when you give people a test that determines whether or not they pass a minimal baseline of cognitive function where you're otherwise given the label "dementia", if you start with higher cognitive functioning (or more specifically cognitive complexity) earlier in life, this might not happen as often as if you start lower.

Of course the point she is making was in the larger context of showing the power of algorithms in her talk about algorithms, but the fact that you can package a clip in this way and people like it, tells you how much the delivery matters for how something is liked or not (and ironically perhaps the cognitive complexity of the average person and ironically about the power of algorithms).

You can ask me about the speech I had in a birthday party about that lol. I felt I sucked at delivery so I felt my speech sucked during the speech. (But when I heard it back later, it wasn't really that bad. And that has been a pattern every time I've held a speech).

Edited 1 hour ago by Carl-Richard