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>>15693524
I'd just get 1000 oz, and lots of fractional, gold too. You all think small...

>>15656120
>sad as it is, that qualia is fully dependent on physical structures somehow
This is my position also. I just want more precision. Learning the model in the video originally linked had dramatic influence on my life. Increasing precision has non trivial results.

>i don't think we can ever properly characterize or understand qualia. To do so would require some observing perspective outside of qualia, which we cannot have, we just are it. We can't describe a colour or a sound, they just are what they are.

Yes I believe also somethings are just not describable, just like with computational complexity and quantum mechanics even with precise inputs there is still uncertainty. Plenty of room for biological/"random" systems to have a beneficial effect.

This quantum computing game produces the best results with humans and a computer! Not either by themselves. We are great random number generators/intuitive I guess.
Meet the meQuanics - E08 - Prof. Jacob Sherson (Aarhus University)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLmLdET_PhI
https://www.scienceathome.org/games/quantum-moves/

This is the best showing of what AGI can do and well it's matching animals for reasoning. In an interview the founder said the AI told him it could see faces in clouds. So there's something going on in my view.
Khosla Ventures
AI & AGI Current Implications & Future Trends | D.Scott Phoenix
https://youtu.be/Og8e1C-uqhk?t=740

>>15496543
It's brilliant on the other side anon. It's a world where the models in your brain actually predict the future at better than chance. I hope you join me someday.