Bro, I don’t need any AI to make me stupid. I was born stupid.

I remember being taught something that resembles the idea, you wrote, when I took a course on cognition during my PhD. Memory is probably the most fascinating aspect of cognition to me, TBH.

It would be my pleasure.

Maybe the lost memories were meant to stay lost? Who knows what eldritch horrors we uncover? I think the lost memories should stay that way: lost.

I just need a bottle of rum in my hands and I am ready for the job.

I couldn’t even complete one episode. It was so dumb.

On earning my masters, my life really went to shit. Not that it wasn’t shit before. It just became shittier.

Journey to the West is the literal d**k-sucking to the Chinese emperor. Like the emperor dies in Journey to the West and in the afterlife, he is given special treatment and guided back to life, because he is the emperor. I stopped reading it after that.

A whole three pumps!? That’s two more than I ever last.

Get wrecked, op.

Maybe like that of a chihuahua.

Although not really useful, I simply love RGB lighting in the keyboard.

Now this is the type of science, I can get behind.

To be honest, this Matt guy sounds awfully sus.

Piedophiles… /s

It is a troll paper in a troll journal called Journal of Immaterial science.

I really do wish humanities were not actually considered as ‘lesser’ to the sciences. But I have actually found it to be greater of the sciences, simply because of the importance and the difficulty of questions it tackles. I have spent a fairly long time reading on philosophy, history, economics. I am not an expert, in fact, I am really far from it, but I have really come to an understanding the importance of these fields. But that’s just me. Most just consider them not important because they don’t understand. I just hope that we can rectify with better academic curriculum.

As a civil engineer with only a tiny bit of experience cos I switched to software. That holds true. Environmental and other ethical concerns are not even an afterthought in vast majority of engineering projects.

Businesses would not be terrible if business education is actually tempered with some humanities. In fact, I am strongly of the opinion that every field of study should have some humanities component to them. None of the fields exist in vacuum, we have to have at least, some appreciation of other fields, lest we risk creating silos in the name of organization. And that is precisely happening in this age of hyper-specialization.

Wouldn’t touch it with a hundred-foot pole.