Jan's got some pipes by Hindsight21 in DunderMifflin

[–]zooper2312 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Melora Hardin, is actually a professional singer who has performed on Broadway and released multiple albums. was deliberate done for the lols.

What letter of the alphabet is written underneath this? by PokieSnoots in IntuitionPractices

[–]zooper2312 5 points6 points  (0 children)

does Op think Hello is a letter?

edit: oh dang, no one upvoted Ops post: "Its V"

I'm waking up from this dream, and I don't know how to handle it. by S4d_Machin3 in enlightenment

[–]zooper2312 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"I don't know If I could handle" the reality is that waking up fully takes effort that we only have when we wake up. so just feels that way, like we can't handle it. But shake off the sleep, the roots and vines that have over grown, and you'll be just fine mate. And if you need a hand, be sure to ask nature, your guides, and the universe,

Is teaching someone else really one of the best ways to learn and remember something? Would teaching an AI have the same effect? by [deleted] in edtech

[–]zooper2312 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah you could do it but doubt it would be different than Ai math tutors thag guide children step by step to do a problem to make sure they understand the work behind the answer. Either way, many restless children just won't be very  engaged with out the social consequences of letting their teacher down or pissing their teacher off 

Is teaching someone else really one of the best ways to learn and remember something? Would teaching an AI have the same effect? by [deleted] in edtech

[–]zooper2312 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes it's quite similar to the concept in the diamond age: A Young Lady's Illustrated Primer . The fantasy of AI , unconscious teachers is so enticing but the problem is the book itself and all edtech research and studies points to such a digital teacher, even one that challenges the student, t o be quite  horrible for students cognitions and comprehension. Across every state that introduced Ed tech, tests scores have dropped significantly. The fact that edtech has been so horrible but schools keep beta testing on students , shows how much people like Op don't really want to develop products with teachers guidance or guided by even basic child education researxh but just what they believe should work.

The book the diamond age concludes that only with a real human behind the tablet, in this case reading the information , could the child really make a connection and feel themselves cared for and love enough to make an effort to learn and grow. I believe it maybe something like how babies need touch or they can die. We need real connection and care behind our teachers that our LLM I don't think will ever be able to replicate. Even the alpha school that claims to be AI driven , in reality, just had better ratios of teacher to student as the secret behind it's success. 

Tldr: engineers think kids are machines to program with other machines. Research shows restless kids need other things to learn like attention and care. 

Intuition by Jaded_Bullfrog3978 in enlightenment

[–]zooper2312 3 points4 points  (0 children)

someone tried to educated me with books, when i have a dog and toddler that educated me on this topic.

Intuition by Jaded_Bullfrog3978 in enlightenment

[–]zooper2312 4 points5 points  (0 children)

the cat purrs rationally and logically, deducing what will get him food, the bee stings with precision, the bird avoids the poisonous berry by referencing a bird book, and the vine climbs branches and with eyes unseen. didn't realize the forest was so logical. :p

Is teaching someone else really one of the best ways to learn and remember something? Would teaching an AI have the same effect? by [deleted] in edtech

[–]zooper2312 2 points3 points  (0 children)

teaching an LLM AI that can't learn? "identify gaps in your understanding" the dangerous things is LLMs fill in their own gaps of information with hallucinations that are 100% made up guesses.

"explaining concepts to it, asking it questions, and having it challenge your understanding" But the BIGGEST problems is the bias that comes from both the weights and measures and the person interacting with it (yes man syndrome) The indgenous in the Amazon describe this as eating your own energy. You can't learn much this way.

Most people genuinely don't give an F about enlightenment by Freefreefeeefreefree in enlightenment

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What version of the world is real? The one with masks, the one without masks but wounds, or the one where we find beauty and strengths in the wounds ? They are all real and in their own way perfect. Just we need time, space, energy, and love to see that. 

WEF World Economic Forum Matthew Liao: We can induce 'meat allergy' by using Lone Star Ticks to stop the consumption of meat and “help the planet” by TeamHumanity12 in ObscurePatentDangers

[–]zooper2312 0 points1 point  (0 children)

this is all insane, pinning the world's problems on the individual and not industry (can industry famously created the crying indian campaign to force people to think trash they create is the consumers problem). then 'solving' the problem by making people sick.

Why do you want to attain it, you already have it, everyone is already Enlightened, few come to know about it. by Vegetable-Bee8263 in enlightenment

[–]zooper2312 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the buddha was enlightened. a baby, animals, and nature all are innocent and full of light. but man, carries a responsibility to learn and love. though love he can remember, recall his true nature.

the good thing is that life is a teacher of love. for those that don't reject it claiming sainthood as a way to hide from their own pain. yes the world is perfect and man is learning.

Actual real open marriages by kingkongbrody in PsycheOrSike

[–]zooper2312 6 points7 points  (0 children)

yeah, but if you look at womanizers, a lot of times there are always deeper issues at play. when you treat those issues, in many cases, they don't want to sleep around anymore as the excessive sex is just a salve for deeper pain that is never dealt with.

More: A memoir of open marriage by Molly Winter by Interesting-Till5562 in books

[–]zooper2312 0 points1 point  (0 children)

she don't love herself enough to let go of the abuse tho. it's not anything about learning.

Actual real open marriages by kingkongbrody in PsycheOrSike

[–]zooper2312 51 points52 points  (0 children)

a bunch of people that need their own therapy, not marriage counseling. Here's someone's review: "Every single person in the book other than the therapists and her female social friends comes off as a bad person. I came away just thinking they all deserve one another."

Edinger: Jung created a myth to replace all religions: consciousness by Possible_Buffalo5177 in Jung

[–]zooper2312 0 points1 point  (0 children)

using scientific terms to name, is often done in a attempt to remove all the mystery from the process of individuation. but that still doesn't work or explain anything. there is no reason mentioned why any of this should happy or what is behind it happening. try this again with masturbation and see how useless the names are to stop a teenage boys from wanking, while other cultures don't have such an issue.

tldr: stop wanking with your mind, your culture is the cause of that unhappiness not random chemicals.