Is privacy worth it? I know how this guy feels. It's an arms race to keep up with all the ways entities want to invade your privacy on the Internet (and elsewhere). Sometimes it seems like too much energy. But that's what they want. Don't give up. Make 'em work a little harder.
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safety culture and processes have taken a backseat to shiny products
Because that's where the money is.
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Over 50 years of climate change warnings. We've heard them all.
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Is artificial consciousness achievable? Lessons from the human brain. This is re-establishing connections, especially in the dorsal column. Which is good that there doesn't need to be input from the brain. It's like the patellar reflex, which doesn't involve the brain at all. As it shouldn't. And the research team is very international, I notice.
it is theoretically possible that AI research can develop partial or potentially alternative forms of consciousness that is qualitatively different from the human...
We can't expect AI to act like a human with "our" type of consciousness. It may develop and manifest before we recognize it as such.
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Interesting theory that excess levels of glucose can lead to higher levels of
methylglyoxal, which
inhibits the BRCA2 gene, which can lead to increased cancer development. So sugar is indeed bad for you, especially if you are a carrier of a mutated and dysfunctional BRCA2 gene.
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Well,
Google is apparently declaring the end of the Web. Probably something it helped destroy. I like the comment by Jeff Cunningham. So very true, as the Internet has been infiltrated by bots and privacy-invading trackers and ad-revenue supporting networks that sell your information to data brokers. And traditional sites we used to visit for news and entertainment and community, have been replaced by social media giants.
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