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Shivon Zilis
@shivon
What % communication loss is there between two people in a verbal conversation? Between unclear word choices, differences in the preloaded constructs in each party’s head, and differing emotions and incentives it feels like it averages to north of 20%? Curious what others think.
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Caesar ∞
@AmorFatiBlosso2
This is a problem more easily solved than believed. You're talking my expertise here, it's refreshing to see these questions asked. Long thread incoming. You can achieve virtually 0% loss insofar as you adjust your own interpretation of the effects of your intervention.
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Caesar ∞
@AmorFatiBlosso2
The source of error is in the misinterpretation of data. That people don't understand or agree with you, is your fault for not understanding or agreeing with them. Everything is meaningful. We evolve naturally, filtering isn't required.
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Caesar ∞
@AmorFatiBlosso2
Think of the entire world as a computer. Your access to its core architecture is defined by the nature of your approach. How you deal with failure and how well you control your emotions are the most important pieces of software you run.
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Caesar ∞
@AmorFatiBlosso2
Self-learning increases in speed according to your mastery of error. You need to think of yourself as an open-ended system. One unbounded by others. A truly free agent not only masters their environment, but escapes it. And then defines it from the outside.
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