Alex Stoll @ileeksc

They/ Them. studying biology at umkc. Researching the neurodevelopment of flies. I'm in your memeplex. Joined November 2019

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Alex Stoll @ileeksc

2 weeks ago

@2niposting One could (and probably should) make the argument that inanimate objects should often also be treated as moral patients (Peterson says clean your room) just because when you don’t treat them that way it often ricochets back onto actual moral patients

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Michael Edward Johnson @johnsonmxe

8 months ago

My origin story for humanity: the particular cognitive capacities of modern humans came from being able to flex (and latch) our vasomuscular system in more areas, with greater precision & integration, and with greater strength & duration than other animals The vasomuscular…

Bryan Johnson @bryan_johnson

8 months ago

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Haus of Decline @hausofdecline

a year ago

The Modular Man (1/3) CW: Gore

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Captain Pleasure, Andrés Gómez Emilsson @algekalipso

a year ago

Okay, so here is another way in which the DMT machine mind language is computationally non-trivial. First of all, I think it is highly related to the self-attention layer in transformer architectures. Here is the analogy. As I've described before, the brain works as a kind of…

Stephen Skolnick @StephenSkolnick

a year ago

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Nicholas Fabiano, MD @NTFabiano

a year ago

There are six biotypes of depression. 🧵1/10

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Alex Stoll @ileeksc

a year ago

Lesson from Alexander Shulgin in TiHKAL!! When this happens, you focus on some object a few feet away from you and try to judge the length of it, as exact as you can, and the intense focus is supposed to zap you out of it! Would love to know if this has been replicated :)

BLACK AMERICAN PRINCESS @ScottieBeam

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The Cultural Tutor @culturaltutor

2 years ago

These are eight slightly different versions of The Great Wave Off Kanagawa from eight different museums. So which is the real one? That's the thing — they're all the real one. Here's a brief history of art's most famous wave...