Philosophy

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https://x.com/michael_nielsen/status/1812968762729242903?s=46&t=QiZu_7RbzbjKl7eMyW7XRA

It's interesting to consider analogies to this, where bringing some new form of a thing into existence, previous forms become infeasible...

It's interesting to consider analogies to this, where bringing some new form of a thing into existence, previous forms become infeasible...

https://warpcast.com/maurelian.eth/0x60b51da7

Pragmatism (Security) at OP Labs.
Prev: ConsenSys & Coinbase.

Attribs: Friendly, curious, introverted, mid-witted.
Chans: /eth-security /maurelian /stoicism




The only problem is externality pricing.

Building https://negationgame.com

Ok, but seriously, it feels to me similar to as if you always tired a reef knot, and then one day your neighbour came up with a sheet bend (similar but different), and then somehow suddenly everytime you tried to tie a reef knot you somehow got a sheet bend.

This feels evident to me why does this surprise?

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bro bro bro, wait... wait... OK, hang on, bro... wait... what if, what if you fell a sleep, and it was a new kind of sleep, and it made the old kind of sleep disappear...

i was reading this one last nite. it's nite again. i guess ima read it again. ima read ima read

I'm a Maverick; refuse to follow our insane rules to spare people's "feelings." 
My opinions are unpopular, but on point and cut through cultural BS

Yeah, it referenced in a screenshot on a reply to that tweet. 

An old patented compound was disappeared by the creation of a new slightly modified and patented variant!

This is crazy, some drug company lost a drug this way. I can't remember if it's a rumor or real but supposedly they couldn't manufacture it ever again even building a facility from scratch . Makes chemistry feel more like witchcraft.

Language, culture, technology? It is impractically difficult to try to shift the perspective of an identity thoroughly based on a particular culture. Common cause of ethnocentrism.

The Maya offered human hearts as sacrifice, because they thought the world would only continue to exist in exchange for blood.