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diana_coman: well yeah, it actually comes with a lot of "if x
then y" but
the supply is just
the most obvious & well documented.
diana_coman: uhm; I suppose I don't see
this irrespective of results; fwiw, not even breast "proceeds irrespective of results" if you
think
that it adapts supply if nothing else
mircea_popescu: diana_coman, has little
to do with
the support ; all activity
that proceeds irrespective of results is what
the ox does.
snsabot: Logged on 2017-04-07 14:24:31 mircea_popescu: no, let's also de-equivocate
think.
there's
two kinds of
think, one's a forge/reflow/examination of
trees resulting in analytical consumption of inputs with actionable outputs guaranteed ;
the other is a neurotic behaviour perhaps best described as spinning, whereby specific emotional
triggers / detriggers are visited in succession.
the prussian model was never concerned with
the former in any sense, but merely
mircea_popescu: yes, we could say
the brain's not yet structured enough
to self manage all
that well, recursion drops quickly.
diana_coman: the core of it as I see it (and matching btw
the breast + gender difference) is
that
they are not yet able
to act independently (in
this case: independent learning , hence yes, if you just send
them
to read, it won't do much)
mircea_popescu: children are (often infuriatingly, generally
disavowedly) quite as capable as adults
to disentangle emotional cues.
mircea_popescu: and "undergraduate" as
the inner bounds of "adult" or w/e it is
the
traditional university approach
to work.
diana_coman: sure, it's not just
the repetition ie "it would be enough if a machine repeated it on a loop"
mircea_popescu: diana_coman, i used
the junior high as
the outer bounds of "baby"
mircea_popescu: afaik
the "woman and man are different, for
the former bone exists as calcium warehouse, for
the latter bone exists as muscle leverage" is not even controversial.
mircea_popescu: breastfeeding drives a lot of immunity response, for instance.
this is no small matter, if one looks at
things by complexity rather
than by some abbreviated "works for me" criteria.
mircea_popescu: but
these seem rather
theoretical constructs
than practical considerations. as a factual matter,
there's signifciant interplay between
the child and
the breast.
mircea_popescu: i doubt it. honestly, i
think
the breast is an exceptionally illustrative parallel. obviously, not all children will
thrive if breastfed ; and obviously "could
thrive if just found milk in environment"
diana_coman: for
the other, I don't know
that
they learn just because
they heard it enough
times; it might be
that
they need
to hear it several
times, yes, but
they would just
the same if
they simply encountered it
that many
times
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform, seems
the best possible construction available.
diana_coman: well, I don't know really; for one
thing
the "impression
they make" is really a matter of
the viewer and his impression so sure, it's consistent with one lens so why not, certainly.
mircea_popescu: however
they manage
to survive
this
trauma, by "Seeing past it" or "tolerating it well" or whatever --
the impression
they'll make is "of someone who doesn't mind
the shit so much".
mircea_popescu: yes, i suppose
that's what i'm saying :
that children are by
their nature closer
to animals
than people ; and
that
the people
taking
them across perforce spend
their
time dealing with animals, and
therefore
they'll be covered in shit.
diana_coman: uhm; do you basically say
that junior high "learning" is simply circus-like
training and
trainers are by nature cvasi-bovine (or otherwise ineffectual)?
mircea_popescu: and it has
to be done ~calmly~. otherwise
the kids go mad.
mircea_popescu: what's needed in jr high is "i
told you yesterday, and i'm
telling you
today, and i will
tell you until you learn it :
the panties AFTER
the garter belt ;
the garter belt BEFORe
the panties".
mircea_popescu: my systematically dismissive "you don;t know X, go read up on it" works on... well, undergrads. in junior high however,
the style's inadequate.
mircea_popescu: cvasi-bovine because like
the ox will plow
the field, so will
the woman repeat all
the words in
the dictionary fifty
times, so
they kid can learn
them
diana_coman: lolz, I have yet
to see bovines
talking
to children.
mircea_popescu: like with all cancers, environmental
toxin exposure is a major risk. so you could say he got education gland cancer from living in pollution.
mircea_popescu: men, also have some kind of vestigial
this.
the practice of its use is called "education"
mircea_popescu: THERE ARE MORE SUCH GLANDS. women have
the
tolerant, cvasi bovine capacity
to
talk
to small children.
mircea_popescu: some of
these glands are physically found on
their chests.
the males -- also have, vestigial version, because you know, evoloved-not-engineered, was cheaper
that way.
mircea_popescu: now, for
their sins, women are born with special glands, supporting
the evolution of children away from
the abjection
they were born in.
mircea_popescu: let's put i
this way : universally and without exception
the most abject of all humans are children.
this is what "retard" addresses : a state of abject misery
that ~IS EXCUSED~ in children because nature imposes ; but ONLY IN CHILDREN YOUNG ENOUGH. as
thy age -- no longer excused.
mircea_popescu: well... i aint going diging
through
the story of argentina, i'll just get pissed off. fucking morons.
snsabot: Logged on 2019-09-17 16:17:56 mircea_popescu: hey hanbot where on
trilema is
that piece re
the argentine retards with ~same problem ?
mircea_popescu: and i'm starting
to suspect i didn't even bother mentioning
the exact case or something, cuz
they were
too many ?
mircea_popescu: holy hell,
there's a lot of
these from argentina, who even knew.
mircea_popescu: in other historic lulz : in other historic lulz : it is altogether likely
that
the fifteen year old anne lennard had a lesbian relationship with hortense mancini, her father's unofficial mistress and
therefore
the competition of barbara villiers,
the official mistress.
snsabot: Logged on 2017-10-25 14:27:40 mircea_popescu: anyway,
to revisit
the matter of
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-10-25#1728843 : adrian sirbu, possibly
the only romanian
to have done anything since 1989 (he created
the deliberate usg
tool Pro
Tv in 1995, a media company whose wikipedia page no longer mentions him -- very much a successful equivalent of
the failed
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-06-05#1666048), has recently been accused of... you'll guess
this not ?
mircea_popescu: fun fact for rotards : andrea ESCA
is named for the fleshy bait atop an anglerfish head. didn't know
thsat, did you.
mircea_popescu: anyways, i expect a lot more of
this
trotting out / reclaiming of puppets going forward. "hey
tmsr, do you wanna follow
THIS esca ? no ? oook [animal eats
the fleshy appendage, grows "new" one], nevermind, how about
THIS entirely different other on ? no ? *repeat*.
BingoBoingo: So what if
they gotta call him a "visiting scientist"
to get him
to institutionalize himself?
BingoBoingo: But yes,
the absence of culture is a pre-requisite of elevation in
the Incan insanity. Can't have "luminaries"
tethered
to
the world or
their place in it. MIT is more or less a sort of "day program" for "special" adults.
mircea_popescu: the amusing part being
that leaving aside his damning failure
to show up, rms wouldn't have made it five minutes in
the forum on
the basis of his absent culture, literacy or generally speaking working cns.
mircea_popescu: ust adding it up
to get one
total for a given company."
mircea_popescu: nd
this
thing, which is helpful, I'd rather not add
them up. If
these
two activities are separable in practice, in other words, if it's possible
to look at each one, individually, and distinguish it from
the other, if
they're not
tied up with each other, so much
that
that's a nonsensical
thing
to do,
then I do
that. Because
that way, I can disapprove of whatever is bad and approve of whatever is good.
That's more useful, j
mircea_popescu: ftr, by
http://logs.nosuchlabs.com/log/trilema/2019-09-17#1937123 i was discussing rms. "They seemed receptive in a general way. But you know, whether Microsoft will change anything in practice, remains
to be seen. Maybe it will change some
things and not others, right?
That's often happens. But I believe in judging each
thing
that a company does separately. So if a company is doing
this
thing, which is wrong and unjust, a
BingoBoingo: Anytime someone says
they are a "creative" I assume
they are *that* dog on
the internet until demonstrated otherwise
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: It's an autism standard. Kinda like how France has an international kilogram standard.
That
tardball of insanity is
the international autism standard of Virginia
mircea_popescu has for
the past 15 minutes bee nreading a
tardball of insanity... wtf is
that
thing BingoBoingo ?!
mircea_popescu: nah, was very much wanna-be new york office building
thing.
mircea_popescu: naah, was some business
thing. back in
the early days when i was still considering buying one of
the
tards skyscrapers or something.
mircea_popescu: nah, was some building we were meeting i don't remembe rwhat local retard
that had "security" at
the door.
mircea_popescu: hey hanbot where on
trilema is
that piece re
the argentine retards with ~same problem ?
mircea_popescu: ld not be named. Eventually, we were able
to get Mister Anonymous into
the office, and
the following conversation
took place..." << keks.
mircea_popescu: "Then
there was
the challenge of arranging entry into building where
The Register's US operation is based. Stallman asked not
to be identified by name
to
the building staff
to avoid
the possibility
that his name might end up in a database. "Resisting
tracking of persons is everyone's duty," he explained. Meeting him in
the lobby proved
to be easier
than working out how
to ask front desk staff
to admit an individual who cou
mircea_popescu: "selamgano.wordpress.com is no longer available.
The authors have deleted
this site." and
the whole rest of
the precious cuntlet / inca priestess.
BingoBoingo: Anyways
the "Qaseth-1" drones
the Saudis got hit with seem pretty lulzy. Chicom mower engine, 250 km one-way range... and how useless was all hardware
the US sold
the House of Saud
to stop
them.