https://youtu.be/HMdHirtIz5o Sir Arthur Eddington was a scientist whom I became aware of some weeks ago when I was researching the history of scientific peer review due to Eric Weinstein's disdain for that process. I came across one of his books, published in 1938, that had one of the words that was used before the term … Continue reading Sir Arthur Eddington: The Scientist & Mystic.
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Asking Two ChatGPT Models (4o & o3) Deep Questions on Conciousness, its Inner Workings, and more.
Intro: Today I wanted to ask ChatGPT some questions, some of which I may have already asked in the past, but wanted to follow up, especially with its better models (comparing 4o and o3). The memory function adds another layer to its output. I find that it will integrate at times something from our past … Continue reading Asking Two ChatGPT Models (4o & o3) Deep Questions on Conciousness, its Inner Workings, and more.
Discussion with ChatGPT: 💫 Eugenics and the Cultivation of Genius.
Francis Golton Grave Error. Google AI Mode. While I was continuing one of my research projects (spoiler alert: it’s on the housing affordability crisis, specifically in New York City), I came across a fascinating article called, Gentrification through Housing: Urban Eugenics and Lawrence Veiller’s 1900 Tenement House Exhibition Selma Siew Li Bidlingmaier. Ironically, though, reading this … Continue reading Discussion with ChatGPT: 💫 Eugenics and the Cultivation of Genius.
ChatGPT’s Insights into Rudolf Steiner’s Atlantis book.
Book: Atlantis The Fate Of A Lost Land And Its Secret Knowledge By Rudolf Steiner. I don't remember at this moment of writing this why exactly I went into this random side quest to quickly research an Atlantis book written by Rudolph Steiner. It was perhaps because it was mentioned in podcast. In the past, I … Continue reading ChatGPT’s Insights into Rudolf Steiner’s Atlantis book.
ChatGPT’s summary and discussion of the book, “Anti-intellectualism in American Life.”
https://youtu.be/7OA_MQqYR20?si=vss7HaRoxvzjEgCI Credit: Brent Cooper - The Abs•Tract Organization. A video by Brent Cooper having a conversation on Anti-Intellectualism inspired me to upload the book published in 1963 (available via Archive.org) to ChatGPT for a quick synopsis. I have looked at anti-intellectualism rhetoric before, making connections of the discussion back in the 1960s with the New … Continue reading ChatGPT’s summary and discussion of the book, “Anti-intellectualism in American Life.”
Discussion with ChatGPT on the sociological paper, “Fuck Nuance.”
YouTuber Elliot Sang made a great video going over and agreeing with an interesting academic paper that sometimes nuance is bad. This a timely video since there's a lot of turmoil in the world, especially when the news inundates us with more negative news, making or giving us the ability to be more aware of … Continue reading Discussion with ChatGPT on the sociological paper, “Fuck Nuance.”
Some of my thoughts on negative AI stories and a chat with Nikola Tesla GPT.
Recently, I found myself not utilizing custom GPTs as much as I use to before and sticking pretty much with ChatGPT 4o most of the time. It was fun creating a bunch some months ago when I was enhancing the multitudes customs I own and creating new ones. I recall one of the first custom … Continue reading Some of my thoughts on negative AI stories and a chat with Nikola Tesla GPT.
Discussion with ChatGPT on Eric Weinstein’s Disdain of “Peer Review.”
The Meta-Peer Review Process. Intro The Intellectual Dark Web's poster child and dark lord, Eric Weinstein, is someone whom I follow on X.com. Last week, I watched a recently uploaded video discussion he had with Curt Jaimungal. Jaimungal has a YouTube channel that focuses on the Theory of Everything by inviting various guests, mostly from … Continue reading Discussion with ChatGPT on Eric Weinstein’s Disdain of “Peer Review.”
Brooklyn’s Barclays Center Unjust History.
https://blog.ticketmaster.com/wp-content/uploads/barclays-center-step-inside.jpg In pausing all my other side research projects, I decided to begin researching in depth on the contentious topic of housing in the United States, focusing on and centered around NYC. Elon Musk recently reposted a video on X with the caption to take documentaries with a grain of salt. The guy on the … Continue reading Brooklyn’s Barclays Center Unjust History.
Discussion with ChatGPT on the Hypernormalisation of the 1970s: How New York City almost went bankrupt and its repercussions.
Inspired by the two Documentary Films: "Hypernormalisation" by Adam Curtis (2016) and "Decade of Fire" by Gretchen Hildebran and Vivian Vásquez (2018). Hypernormalisation and Decade of Fire. South Bronx: Birth of Hip-Hop. Preface I had a previous discussion with ChatGPT on some films by Adam Curtis, which I have recently been watching, such as “The … Continue reading Discussion with ChatGPT on the Hypernormalisation of the 1970s: How New York City almost went bankrupt and its repercussions.
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