the fundamental way that intelligence distorts reality is by perceiving relevance
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Elaborate on that, pretty please?
relevance is deep as hell and basically irreducible - and ai-complete according to like roger schank and othershttps://books.google.com/books/about/Tell_Me_a_Story.html?id=3fah9UGzVJ8C …
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we're constantly unconsciously picking out what's relevant to us and our projects and those around us https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relevance_theory …
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haha the other day I was navigating while husbanana drove and directed him which street to turn on, but stopped myself from adding "turn left" because it was obvious in context - laughed out loud when I realized it's not polite to be too informative!
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This so good, thank you. Going to read this.
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oh man it's so good
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Yes! It feels like true statements are factorable, yet irreducible. Example: the synopsis of that book. No need to read that book to know it's spot on. But only because I've thought an extraordinary amount on the subject, independently, and reached the same conclusion.
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