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Perception is mostly about expectations. You can only perceive what you expect. Even a newborn makes fundamental assumptions about the structure of its sensorimotor space (priors), without which it simply couldn't start making sense of (& learning from) its sensorimotor feed.
Learning, both at the individual level and at the collective level (e.g. science) is largely about expecting something (formulating a hypothesis and running an experiment to test it) then checking whether reality validates or contradicts the expectation. To learn is to expect.
The machine learning angle here is that you can only learn within your hypothesis space (search space), which can never contain "everything", if only because you have to encode it (describe it) somehow. To learn from data, you have to make assumptions about it.
The stronger the assumptions the faster you learn (e.g. densely connected network vs. convnets for spatial perception).
Yep. Magicians have been exploiting our expectations for centuries. When will we learn?
Richard Feynman say that: "Science is a way of trying not to fool yourself."
I hypothesize that social media serves as an interconnection network between perceptron-like nodes called humans. This connected flow of information has created a sort of meta-mind.
The Algernon Hypothesis
Hence imagination
Life coach angle: you don’t achieve anything without setting goals!
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