My hypothesis is that this is the dual problem to the problem of psychohistory, and once you crack portable thought streams, you’ll have a viable attack on psychohistory.
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Think of it as memetic cloning. In the limit, transferring all active thought processes to another mind. Not upload to cloud, but pass-forward, like a newton’s cradle momentum transfer. I wrote about a restricted version of the idea (memory transfer) here https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2014/03/06/immortality-in-the-ocean-of-infinite-memories/ …pic.twitter.com/LfPtwBX9Ya
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Isn't this what good writing is?
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*Some* kinds of good writing is *sometimes* a special case of portable thought streams. Music is probably the best simple example.
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Check out the research of
@mljmljmlj . She’s solving thisThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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It's nice that you have friends who like to ask what you are thinking about, that you have pleased them with describing your thoughts, to where they want more. Also, you just described a zine. Print zines, carry them, hand them out.
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What can print zines do on this front that blogs don’t do much better? I genuinely don’t get the appeal.
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Approximating this is a big part of what I like about twitterhttps://twitter.com/visakanv/status/1097973508028547072?s=21 …
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I call these thoughts "questions"
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