Perspective
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Just stay quiet and empty - let life play
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Priorities: I can't today, I'm busy
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The sophistication of real-time video classification & analysis models these days is amazing. You can run these open source, local, on cheap inference hardware. Transformative (screenshot: Moondream 2B & OLLama)
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The secret to time travel is understanding the distinction between clock time and subjective time. Subjective time bends effortlessly, reshaping and even overwriting objective time. In truth, time exists only as we perceive it—because we are time.
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As artificial intelligence advances at breakneck speed, we must prioritize the evolution of human intelligence. Education—particularly for children—is more critical than ever, yet it remains anchored in outdated models from the last century.
Discussing 'human education reform' with LLMs is an enlightening exercise. Asking for a 'comprehensive homeschooling course' brings up some thought-provoking ideas about the future.
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Traumarama
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Reading letters and numbers in dreams is tricky, but mastering it is totally worth it. There's nothing like opening the developer console in a dream and typing in a cheat code to turn off gravity. Just don't forget to turn it back on before you wake up...
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Art by Nicole Claveloux
Nicole Claveloux was born in 1940 in Saint-Etienne and moved to Paris to begin work as an illustrator in 1966. She produced many illustrations for children's books, illustrated for the French version of Heavy Metal magazine, Métal Hurlant, and had a popular comic strip called Grabote. Her work was championed by publisher Harlin Quist, who hired her as an illustrator for many books, including The Teletrips of Alala (1970), from which comes a great deal of the images in this post. Also featured are illustrations from The Geranium on the Window Sill Just Died but Teacher You Went Right On (1971; see more about it here), Gertrude et la Sirène (1971), and a version of Alice in Wonderland: Les Aventures d'Alice au pays des merveilles (1974).
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All this self-knowledge, what has it gotten me?
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The 5 Axioms of Communication - by Paul Watzlawick (born. 27. 7. 1921 in Villach, Austria)
“Radical constructivism, thus, is radical because it breaks with convention and develops a theory of knowledge in which knowledge does not reflect an ‘objective’ ontological reality.” — Paul Watzlawick
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The „Rubin cup“, so named after the Danish psycho- logist Edgar Rubin, it illustrates that the figures in the picture can only be recognised individually - not both simultaneously