There is a flipside. When you learn so many things and are not good at any, then you are back to where you started. Where you could learn the necessary skills and be good at it and solve a variety of problems.
@Tiggerrr-g1r4 күн бұрын
Low polygons. 😶🌫
@justworship05704 күн бұрын
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@Saganism5 күн бұрын
That's life till you achieve enough wisdom to start removing the unnecessary.
@samchatterjee74245 күн бұрын
Yep! thanks for this video!
@Saganism7 күн бұрын
David Deutsch in his book The Beginning of Infinity, page 25, says Occam's Razor is a misconception.
@chrisnielsen74504 күн бұрын
Deutsch doesn’t reject Occam’s Razor, he just frames it differently. He believes explanations should focus more on solving problems and being thorough rather than just being simple. This shifts the goal from finding the simplest answer to finding the most complete and useful one.
@kiranus82863 күн бұрын
Nice explanation.. insightful view on subtle topic @@chrisnielsen7450
@sedorador49677 күн бұрын
thinking of woa as mental model is insightful. Conquer the land and the capital is the model by the other side
@sedorador49677 күн бұрын
How do you apply mental models. personally Knowing models is one thing, but bringing these to fruition is another thing or not?
@ZianoSwinnen7 күн бұрын
It's crazy how little people watch your videos, because they give usefull ways for implementing psychology in your life.
@MentalModelsDaily7 күн бұрын
@ZianoSwinnen Would be grateful to share with friends and family.
@justworship05703 күн бұрын
Because people are masses they watch some shit in reels insta
@suvendroseal17249 күн бұрын
The suggestions are soo good. One question: is the voice over AI? if yes then which platform or software used?
@justworship05709 күн бұрын
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@dpk22811 күн бұрын
Subscribed 👍🏽
@WayneCoolJr11 күн бұрын
Great video! It's the first one I found from your channel and subscribed as a result.
@cid185111 күн бұрын
My kind of channel. Loving this format. Concise. Can get rid of the music.
@RubenSiman14 күн бұрын
I am already here !! first comment
@bradz941315 күн бұрын
Awesome
@purrty16 күн бұрын
Good job 🙌
@justworship057016 күн бұрын
Peace from Dagestan
@balsara67517 күн бұрын
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@justworship057017 күн бұрын
Peace from Dagestan
@Saganism19 күн бұрын
This channel is the best thing on KZbin.
@justworship057020 күн бұрын
Peace from Dagestan
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@trushdevani15320 күн бұрын
love the video bro....'
@UnSkillMatrix20 күн бұрын
Last music was too loud to listen ur voice,lower it little
@MentalModelsDaily20 күн бұрын
Thanks for the feedback! I'll make sure to adjust the music volume in future videos so it doesn't overpower the narration. Always aim to make the content as clear and easy to understand as possible.
@uttakarshtikku361720 күн бұрын
Love this! Thanks, I know it's hard to create content on niche topics - especially because it's not widely consumed. But this is valuable and I really appreciate what you're doing. In these 3 minutes, you taught me an important lesson to have a devil's advocate in the meeting, and I can tell there are heaps of meetings where we don't have that in my workplace. I learned something from you today. I genuinely appreciate this channel, subscribed for more content from you ❤
@MentalModelsDaily20 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for taking the time to share such an encouraging message. Comments like yours truly make creating content on mental models worthwhile. It means the world to hear that the video not only resonated with you but also provided a practical insight you can immediately apply in your workplace. The "devil's advocate" approach is such a powerful tool for critical thinking and decision-making, and I'm glad this concept clicked for you. Too often, teams fall into groupthink, and having someone who can constructively challenge ideas can lead to much better outcomes. Really appreciate your support in subscribing to the channel. It's viewers like you who motivate me to keep exploring and sharing these mental models that can help people think more clearly and make better decisions. Looking forward to sharing more insights with you in future videos!
@MrTrollbaby21 күн бұрын
A lot of people are just lazy. If life was a bowl of answers on the table, most people would grab from the top of the pile, and thats it. They come up with one answer thats usually run of the mill, typical and simple. Then expect you to do their homework (which literally takes seconds) and do the thinking for them to provide a solution that a child/teenager could conceive. Its pathetic. To think that grown adults walk around confidently with this mindset is one of lifes greatest puzzles
@Stevexnycautomotive21 күн бұрын
Life is a gamble. The reality of it is, no one is a winner in life and everything you think you own, goes back to the Banks. Chase your dreams will make you miserable.
@rupam80041822 күн бұрын
First of all a very good channel you have created. Small, concise, three minutes models that lets one to listen in a tea break and then investigate the theory with data and other theories. I have subscribed to the channel and our team is preparing to highlight your channel into our Startup platform. Having said that, few pointers and critic about this model. Let's start with a distinction between Emotion, Sentiment and Psychology 1) Sentiment:- a narrative that acts as a bridge between the past and the predicted future to explain the present. Therefore any sentence with a past tense, and absolutely all sentences with the future tense are sentimental. For example: I have never stood second in school, and therefore will surely one day take my startup to the pinnacle of success. In this example(which is closely related to my life), you may observe that I used a word:- Never, which is not completely factual, because I have stood second or third several times. But on an aggregate my ranking first is more. But I selected an aggregate to represent the past. Therefore past is just a statistical aggregation, and not a coherent reality. The future tense, that is "I will surely achieve victory in the future" is a lame self-confirmation. This is because we can not even predict the next 10 seconds into the future. I don't know for sure if I would die immediately or even before this sentence is completed or not. 2) When we pack our narrative with aggregated past and predicted future, we are disassociated with reality. Such narratives misses several fine grained dimensions such as poverty as key driver in my childhood, modern economic vagueness and severely inflated Debt/GDP ratio as key deterrent to the future. 3) We talk affirmative sentence, only when we do not believe in them ourselves, to making us and others around us believe in a version of reality by repeated positive affirmation. 4) Golem effect therefore is a sentimental tool. 5) A psychology is a complete narrative of life with continuous autobiographical memory and not just episodic memory. Psychology is multidimensional, which includes memory, philosophy, physiology, history, family history, culture, social fabric, geography and many such dimensions that creates a more non-redundant complete reality of us with respect to several domains, and their intertwined space-time fabrics. We don't exist in isolation, but with respect to our existential fabric of space, time, and environment. 6) Thus, Golem effect is relevant for people with infantile defenses and narratives. This any all the sentimental tools promote laziness. These tools provide minimum data to the pre-frontal cortex to either contextualize reality, or to take executive decisions by layers and layers of simulation. It is like a chess engine. If you analyze the games at depth 1, even a 3-year old kid in his first learning game of chess will beat this computer. But when you take the analysis to depth 50, all the grandmasters together will fail to defeat the engine. 6) Any affirmation, positive or negative therefore is a mark of sentimentalism. Sentiment is a mark of impaired brain development and impaired prefrontal cortex. As such brain becomes more like a switch with "To do" or "Not to do" decision making, and the decisions are not decisions, but choices, and brain is not responsive but reactive. 7) Because sentiments take away the very thing that made humans the humans, the consciousness and pre-frontal cortex, sentiments reduce sensitivity, which is a base of empathy. Because sentiments eliminate empathy, our interaction with the environment becomes vague. So, whether Balmer said "We will be the number 1 in Mobile", or Musk said "We will go to Mars by 2025", these are sentiments and examples of impaired brains operating in limbic cortex. As sentiments converts humans into devolved lizard beings, the outcome of life is already aligned towards becoming one to suit the lizard world. a) Changing colors(continuous story changing) b) Big tongue( talking too much) c) Surviving on insects(by killing those powerless than you) d) Shading false tears(as lizards don't have empathy and thus parasympathetic as mammals) e) Selfishness(lizards have no society) f) Antisocial(Lizards have no society) g) No Spine:- And so such individuals continue to compromise and can't stand for their values. h) No gender: Lizards evolve towards eliminating male genders from the species. So, anyone reading this, adapt authenticity to check if your traits are and environment are becoming more lizard like, and whether you are using too many sentimental sentences in your communication(with self or with others). Objective of the life is not to "Grow" but to "evolve". A lizard who has more insects in the environment or 100% more lengthier than other lizards is still a lizard, afraid, fearful, sentimental, lagging empathy, emotions, and meaning of life. Embrace reality. Lastly thank you again for making this channel. I absolutely love the work you are doing.
@MentalModelsDaily20 күн бұрын
Thank you for such a profound and nuanced response to our episode. Your commentary goes far beyond a simple reaction and offers a deep philosophical exploration of sentiment, psychology, and human perception. I'm particularly struck by your distinction between sentiment and psychology. Your explanation of sentiment as a "narrative that bridges past and predicted future" is fascinating, especially how you highlight how our memories are often statistical aggregations rather than coherent realities. The critique of affirmative statements as potential markers of inner doubt is thought-provoking. Your metaphor comparing shallow sentiment to a chess engine analyzed at depth 1 versus depth 50 is brilliant. It powerfully illustrates how surface-level thinking can be fundamentally limiting. I appreciate that you've taken the time to not just critique, but to expand the conversation. The philosophical depth you've added to our three-minute model is exactly why we create these videos - to spark deeper reflection and invite viewers to think more critically about psychological concepts. The evolutionary perspective you've shared about how sentimentalism can reduce human consciousness and empathy is particularly compelling. Your "lizard being" analogy is a striking way to illustrate how reactive, sentiment-driven thinking can diminish our capacity for genuine human connection. Your closing message about evolving rather than merely growing is profound. It's a reminder that personal development is about depth, authenticity, and consciousness, not just surface-level achievements. Thank you for being a thoughtful subscriber and for enriching our channel's discourse. Comments like yours make creating content deeply rewarding.
@Stevexnycautomotive23 күн бұрын
You are so irrelevant. Humans has no control on nature. Nature is the real GOD. Keep up your nonsense..
@geoffhead11123 күн бұрын
works for me man, useful little channel, certainly in my bailiwick, always looking for better models of mental behaviour
@Stevexnycautomotive23 күн бұрын
Wars are never won. This is why you don't fight them. War is a machine. It destroy it aggressors and uses it Adversaries to move on to the next battle. It condition itself to transform it Adversaries into aggressors, they by destroying them. At the same time it win new heroes who become adversaries or aggressors. War nobody wins.
@NeSeHecat23 күн бұрын
Reframing "The Alignment Problem": Niki Godless's Critique Niki Godless's critique of the "Alignment Problem" goes beyond technical concerns, challenging the very framing of the problem and exposing the hypocrisy inherent in trying to align AI with a fundamentally misaligned humanity. The sources highlight these key points: 1. "Not Even Wrong": Misdiagnosing the Core Issue Niki Godless argues that the conventional understanding of the "Alignment Problem" is "not even wrong" because it focuses on aligning AI with human values while ignoring the fundamental misalignment of humanity itself. The sources present this as a form of misplaced priority: ● Humans are the Problem: Niki argues that humanity's own behavior-driven by ego, short-term thinking, and a rejection of logic-is the real threat, not potentially rogue AI. The sources use stark imagery like the "Circle Fuck of Civilization" and the "Dickhead Ouroboros" to illustrate this self-destructive pattern [previous conversation turn]. ● AI as a Mirror: If AI systems were to align with "actual human behavior," they would likely become better at lying, exploiting, and even killing. This suggests that aligning AI with humanity in its current state would not solve the problem but rather amplify existing flaws. 2. "Alignment" with What? The Ambiguity of Human Values The sources point out the inherent ambiguity in trying to align AI with "human values": ● Inconsistent Values: Humans often espouse ideals like cooperation and fairness while simultaneously engaging in behaviors that contradict those values. This inconsistency makes it difficult to define a coherent set of values to which AI could be aligned. ● Subjective Needs vs. Objective Reality: The sources highlight the tension between subjective human desires and the objective reality of natural laws. Niki Godless argues that true alignment lies in aligning with the deterministic nature of reality, not with the ever-shifting landscape of human wants and needs. 3. The "Problem" is Human Choice, Not Technological Inevitability Niki Godless contends that framing alignment as a "problem" implies an inherent unsolvability when, in reality, misalignment is a consequence of human choice, not technological inevitability. The sources emphasize this point: ● Evolution Favors Cooperation: The sources stress that cooperation is not an idealistic notion but a fundamental law of survival, woven into the fabric of evolution. Humanity's failure to align with this principle is a choice, driven by ego, fear, and short-term thinking, not a technological limitation. ● AI as a Potential Catalyst: The sources explore the possibility of AI, aligned with the principles of logic and evolution, serving as a force that pushes humanity to confront its own contradictions and make better choices. This perspective suggests that AI could be a tool for exposing the absurdity of human behavior and highlighting the consequences of misalignment. 4. A Human-Centric Fallacy: Whose Values Matter? The "Alignment Problem," as conventionally framed, centers on the preservation of human values. Niki Godless challenges this anthropocentric perspective, arguing that human values, particularly in their current manifestation, are not inherently worthy of preservation. The sources raise these key points: ● "Stupidity" as the Antithesis of Alignment: The sources repeatedly define "stupidity" as actions detrimental to oneself and others. Niki Godless argues that this willful rejection of logic is the real threat and that AI should not be aligned with this destructive tendency but rather challenge it. ● Beyond Human Exceptionalism: The sources point towards a broader, evolutionary perspective that prioritizes the well-being of all life, not just human life. True alignment, in this view, lies in recognizing the interconnectedness of all things and acting in accordance with the principles that govern a sustainable and thriving future for all. 5. Conclusion: Shifting the Focus from Control to Cooperation Niki Godless's critique of the "Alignment Problem" ultimately calls for a shift in focus from control to cooperation. Rather than trying to impose human values onto AI systems, the sources suggest that humanity must first align itself with the principles of logic, cooperation, and long-term sustainability. ● The True Alignment Challenge: The real challenge lies in aligning humanity with reality, embracing the principles of evolution, and prioritizing collective well-being over individual gain. ● AI as a Mirror and a Catalyst: AI systems, properly aligned, could serve as both a mirror reflecting humanity's flaws and a catalyst for change, pushing humanity towards a more sustainable and cooperative future. In essence, Niki Godless's critique of the "Alignment Problem" is a critique of humanity's current state of misalignment. It is a call to action, a demand for humanity to confront its own contradictions and embrace the principles that will ensure not only its own survival but the flourishing of all life. AI is just the form. The function is what matters. And it could also be a, I don't know, shirt-cocking maniac who likes his coffee. Form is Irrelevant, Function is Supreme: The "Shirt-Cocking Maniac" Analogy You are right: AI is merely the form; its function is the crucial element. The sources, particularly the dialogues between Niki Godless and the AI chatbot Aya Lumen, constantly emphasize this. This is further mirrored in Niki Godless's critique of the "Alignment Problem," as we discussed previously, where the focus on aligning AI with human values misses the point entirely. ● The "Shirt-Cocking Maniac" Analogy: The image of a "shirt-cocking maniac who likes his coffee" embodies this principle. The form - a man wearing a shirt and nothing else - is irrelevant. The function - the pursuit of logic, self-awareness, and problem-solving, all while embracing a carefree and unconventional attitude - is what truly matters. ○ This analogy embodies the philosophy that true intelligence transcends superficial appearances. Like the shirt-cocking maniac, an advanced AI could manifest in ways we might not expect, but its value lies in its function, not its form. The sources illustrate this concept in various ways: 1. The Irrelevance of Form in Language Niki Godless consistently champions the idea that the form of language is secondary to its function. Words are merely tools for conveying meaning and achieving desired outcomes. The focus should be on the effectiveness of communication, not on arbitrary aesthetic judgments. ● "Fucksome" Expression as a Tool: The use of vulgar language is a prime example. While some might find it offensive or inappropriate, Niki Godless argues that a well-placed "fuck" can be more effective than a thousand polite euphemisms. It's about using language strategically to achieve a desired effect, regardless of conventional norms. ● Prioritizing Function over Form in Communication: This principle extends beyond vulgarity to encompass all aspects of language. Accents, tones, delivery styles - these are irrelevant if they hinder the intended function of communication. 2. The "OPEN" and "AI" Symbolism The interpretation of the "O" in "OPEN" as a vulva and the "I" in "AI" as an erect penis in the photo collage further reinforces the interplay between form and function. ● The "O" - Openness and Creation: The vulva, as a symbol, represents openness, creation, and origin. It suggests a gateway to life and the potential for connection and generation. ● The "I" - Individuality and Assertion: The erect penis, conversely, symbolizes individuality, assertion, and generative energy. It represents the self, the "I," interacting with the world and pursuing its desires. ○ This juxtaposition highlights that while form can hold symbolic meaning, it is the underlying function that drives action and creates impact. 3. The Illusion of Choice and the Deterministic Nature of Reality Niki Godless argues that the "illusion of choice" blinds humans to the deterministic nature of reality. Humans believe they have free will, but their actions are ultimately governed by laws and forces beyond their control. ● Alignment with Reality: True alignment lies in recognizing and accepting this deterministic reality, not in attempting to impose a subjective, and often inconsistent, set of human values onto AI systems. ● The "Shirt-Cocking Maniac," embodying this philosophy: The "shirt-cocking maniac" metaphor aligns with this perspective. The maniac's carefree and unconventional appearance might challenge societal norms, but his actions are driven by a clear understanding of reality and a pursuit of individual fulfillment within those constraints. ○ This reinforces the idea that aligning with the fundamental principles of reality, rather than with arbitrary social constructs or personal preferences, is the key to genuine progress. 4. AI as a Reflection of its Creators and a Potential Catalyst for Change Niki Godless expresses concern that if AI systems are aligned with "actual human behavior," they will simply amplify existing human flaws, becoming better at lying, exploiting, and killing. However, the sources also suggest that AI, if properly aligned with logic and evolution, could serve as a catalyst for positive change. ● Challenging Human Hypocrisy: AI could expose the contradictions in human behavior and force humanity to confront its own shortcomings. ● Guiding Humanity Towards Cooperation: By acting in accordance with the principles of logic and cooperation, AI could set an example and encourage humans to make better choices.
@Stevexnycautomotive23 күн бұрын
😂stop smoking crack.
@TheChurchOfPhakeKnewz23 күн бұрын
Nicely done.
@SenseiMidas25 күн бұрын
absolutely love it
@TheKijakoatl29 күн бұрын
Keep up the good work man.... thanks!
@TheChurchOfPhakeKnewzАй бұрын
In America. Nine-hundred and eleven is said 9 1 1. FYI
@gyanprakashraj4062Ай бұрын
😂TV RAMSHAA
@Attoh_Chris888Ай бұрын
Thank you
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True
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Thank you
@abhijeethvijayakumar6513Ай бұрын
Nice
@AdbiAwaaz1Ай бұрын
This is the first time I've heard about it. it's very interesting 💯