/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15969216
he's right, where would free will even live? what would the thing that was making free will choices with a soul or some shit even look like?

many such posts in this thread were made in the past.

>>15140974
>the machine has no aesthetic sensibilities, so it can't select from the raw material, it has no artistic intent, so the things it create are meaningless, and it has no understanding, so it can't iterate and develop a new style
you are using language vague enough for considerable shifting of goalposts, but still I don’t see it aging well even into 2024

Is anyone studying the redpill scientifically?

Example of phenomena:
Woman x appears to like her dog

Blue pill:
>woman x likes dogs

Redpill
>the dog is a surrogate for children she doesn't have at 30 because she focused on her hair dressing career, college and climate change. Her race is committing suicide by feminism and boomers trying to rig the housing market.

Black pill:
>she is fucking the dog and using it as a sex toy as Chad is usually too busy smashing teens and she won't settle for less than 6ft 100k 8in. She would rather fuck a dog than a manlet etc

>>14974034
>be me, zoomer with no attention span whatsoever.
>have shit memory because of it.
>start using anki.
> grades start to improve even for courses that I absolutely despise.
> some time passes by.
> grades start to worsen.
> I keep forgetting to crate new cards and I am too fucking lazy to go through the material and make cards out of it.

Why is the human brain hardwired to forget ? Life would be so much easier if we could decide what to remember and what to forget .

Also any advise for making cards. I often feel that I make them to long, pack too much information or not enough.