The more you know about the universe, the more potential conflicts arise. The less you know, the looser the sieve of causal implications.
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If you do this at the subconscious level, the quale is more like a smell.
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Epistemic anosmia (not smelling the trash) facilitates Gell-Mann amnesia (forgetting that it’s trash)
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i did not know about this and I am very stoked about it, good job
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I just invented it
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A different but also highly useful skill is imagining other causal neighborhoods. I do it by asking myself "what else might this be true off?" So here's a study where they measure cutaneous "respiration" via bird hind quarters from 1995.. http://jeb.biologists.org/content/jexbio/199/2/451.full.pdf …pic.twitter.com/sSnefoC2uw
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omg bird butt sweat
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epistemic sweaters
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Physics is so powerful because "energy / momentum are / are not conserved" is in the neighborhood of virtually every claim.
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oh wow like cctv
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