Reminds me of the Fermi Paradox in the sense that every resolution to this that I can think of is very striking.https://twitter.com/elidourado/status/1254842821787422722 …
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Can’t believe I’ve never seen this paper! Reading tonight!
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It's truly excellent -- super interesting discovery lying in plain sight. Author,
@anderssandberg, is also excellent!
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That paper is such a bummer
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It's a bummer if you want to meet aliens, but it's amazing news if you're worried about the Great Filter
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You think living in an alien AI simulation is mundane?
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"We're the only intelligence in the universe" is hardly a mundane conclusion
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Great paper! Would love to see the measures change as our certainties change. And at larger cosmic time scales.
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Hey
@PBSSpaceTime — fun paper for you to consider covering
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Stephen Wolfram has an interesting perspective about the way we define intelligence. Something about the way computations happen all around us, though they’re not particularly meaningful to human sentiments.
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https://www.ted.com/talks/stephen_webb_where_are_all_the_aliens/transcript?language=en … "The moon is just the right size: big but not too big. A "Goldilocks" moon around a "Goldilocks" planet -- a barrier perhaps." "maybe it's the fate of many planets for life to settle at the level of simple cells."
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