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- Breck
+ ***
+
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+ date 2024-12-02
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- And then our math will win.
+ And then, our math will win.
- Breck
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+ title Breckchain
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+ container 420px
- Alejandro writes of an exercise to describe something in two words.
- https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20130321133019-1022650-the-single-most-important-career-decision-you-ll-ever-make/ describe something in two words
+ We're building a new blockchain (L1).
- To him Scroll is "semantic blogging".
+ This chain will leapfrog all others on trust and speed.
- His Scroll blog is "a database of [his] knowledge."
+ We will be misunderstood, ignored, and mocked.
- He then asks what two words I would use for Scroll?
+ And then our math will win.
- ***
+ -Breck
- While Scroll is also semantic blogging to me, if I could only pick two words I'd go with: *particle thinking*.
-
- ***
-
- # The Big Questions
-
- I like to ponder life's big mysteries.
-
- Why are we here? How do things work?
-
- Figuring out life's mysteries is like moving a mountain.
-
- How does one move a mountain?
-
- Two approaches come to mind: the philosophical approach and the engineering approach.
-
- The philosophical approach is to change your question or perspective. A mountain from a different perspective can be a pebble, coverable with one thumb.
-
- The engineering approach to moving a mountain is "bit by bit".
-
- ***
-
- # Particle Thinking
-
- Particle Thinking is the bit by bit way.
-
- All of these words you are reading now can be constructed with 2 particles: a particle and an anti-particle. You then use many of those as subparticles to build letter particles, and then combine those to get word particles, and then list particles, and then parser particles, and then language particles, and then encyclopedia particles, and program particles, and operating system particles, and lowly blog post particles like this.
-
- It's particles all the way down.
-
- ***
-
- # Particle Thinking Pays Compound Interest
-
- What's so good about this approach?
-
- Learning is programming except instead of creating functions in code you are creating functions in neurons. Like programming, a poorly created function can be vastly slower than a well crafted one. Evaluating mental functions takes time and requires energy. If your neural functions are wasteful you will compute slower, miss optimal thoughts, and waste a lot of ATP.
- bigOsKitchen.html a poorly created function can be vastly slower than a well crafted one
-
- If instead, you refine your thinking to where you understand exactly what concepts are necessary and what are not, you will think faster, come up with better ideas, and have more ATP to spend on enjoying life.
-
- Do this for years, and then decades, and your savings compound.
-
- ***
-
- So those would be my two words for Scroll: particle thinking.
-
- I want a language that helps me be a great thinker, to get the most out of my limited neurons, and use neural ATP most effectively.
-
- And I want a language with a community of other people that think like this.
-
- And I want a language that gives me a another way to try and move mountains.
-
- ***
-
- What do you think? What two words would you use to describe Scroll?
breckchain.scroll
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+ date 2024-11-24
+ tags All Scroll
+ title Particle Thinking
+ standardPost.scroll
+ container 400px
+
+ Alejandro writes of an exercise to describe something in two words.
+ https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20130321133019-1022650-the-single-most-important-career-decision-you-ll-ever-make/ describe something in two words
+
+ To him Scroll is "semantic blogging".
+
+ His Scroll blog is "a database of [his] knowledge."
+
+ He then asks what two words I would use for Scroll?
+
+ ***
+
+ While Scroll is also semantic blogging to me, if I could only pick two words I'd go with: *particle thinking*.
+
+ ***
+
+ # The Big Questions
+
+ I like to ponder life's big mysteries.
+
+ Why are we here? How do things work?
+
+ Figuring out life's mysteries is like moving a mountain.
+
+ How does one move a mountain?
+
+ Two approaches come to mind: the philosophical approach and the engineering approach.
+
+ The philosophical approach is to change your question or perspective. A mountain from a different perspective can be a pebble, coverable with one thumb.
+
+ The engineering approach to moving a mountain is "bit by bit".
+
+ ***
+
+ # Particle Thinking
+
+ Particle Thinking is the bit by bit way.
+
+ All of these words you are reading now can be constructed with 2 particles: a particle and an anti-particle. You then use many of those as subparticles to build letter particles, and then combine those to get word particles, and then list particles, and then parser particles, and then language particles, and then encyclopedia particles, and program particles, and operating system particles, and lowly blog post particles like this.
+
+ It's particles all the way down.
+
+ ***
+
+ # Particle Thinking Pays Compound Interest
+
+ What's so good about this approach?
+
+ Learning is programming except instead of creating functions in code you are creating functions in neurons. Like programming, a poorly created function can be vastly slower than a well crafted one. Evaluating mental functions takes time and requires energy. If your neural functions are wasteful you will compute slower, miss optimal thoughts, and waste a lot of ATP.
+ bigOsKitchen.html a poorly created function can be vastly slower than a well crafted one
+
+ If instead, you refine your thinking to where you understand exactly what concepts are necessary and what are not, you will think faster, come up with better ideas, and have more ATP to spend on enjoying life.
+
+ Do this for years, and then decades, and your savings compound.
+
+ ***
+
+ So those would be my two words for Scroll: particle thinking.
+
+ I want a language that helps me be a great thinker, to get the most out of my limited neurons, and use neural ATP most effectively.
+
+ And I want a language with a community of other people that think like this.
+
+ And I want a language that gives me a another way to try and move mountains.
+
+ ***
+
+ What do you think? What two words would you use to describe Scroll?
+
+ ****
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- If you think there's a bug on my site, please email breck7@gmail.com or open an issue to let me know. Thank you!
- https://github.com/breck7/breckyunits.com/issues open an issue
+ If you think there's a bug on my site, please email breck7@gmail.com to let me know. Thank you!
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- Shebani Sethi
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- # References
-
- As one can assume, hundreds of works directly contributed to the model above. I will add references over time.
-
- If this model proves correct, most credit is due to the breakthrough work of Dr. Iain Campbell at University of Edinburgh.
- https://www.ed.ac.uk/profile/dr-iain-campbell Dr. Iain Campbell
+ # Read more
+
+ As one can assume, hundreds of works directly contributed to the model above. Some of the key resources:
+
+ - Dr. Iain Campbell
+ https://www.ed.ac.uk/profile/dr-iain-campbell
+ - Metabolic Mind
+ https://www.metabolicmind.org/
+ - Bipolar Cast
+ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDB-iMvEJ-HeHqpamIN5JWw
+ - The Cell, Chapter 7, Don W. Fawcett. 2nd Edition. 1966
+ https://mito.togger.com/mitochondria.pdf
+ - Chris Palmer
+ https://www.chrispalmermd.com/
+ - Shebani Sethi
+ https://x.com/shebanimd
+
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- If this model proves correct, all credit is due to the breakthrough work of Dr. Iain Campbell at University of Edinburgh.
+ If this model proves correct, most credit is due to the breakthrough work of Dr. Iain Campbell at University of Edinburgh.
- Having observed this field for a long time, even if this model proves inadequate, I feel an accurate model is in sight and it is now a race between Dr. Campbell and his team versus everyone else. ;)
-
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- 2. Given the assumption that all structures can be represented as trees, we can then use Particle Syntax, a simple encoding of tree structures, to encode the components of `X`, in a program `P`, which is written in a high level symbolic Particles language defined by a grammar, `G0`.
- aGrammarNotationForTreeLanguages.html grammar
- 3. We can then describe that language `G0` in a recursive series of grammars (`G1`, `G2`, ...).
+ 2. Given the assumption that all structures can be represented as trees, we can then use Particle Syntax, a simple encoding of tree structures, to encode the components of `X`, in a program `P`, parseable by a set of Parsers, `P0`.
+ aGrammarNotationForTreeLanguages.html Parsers
+ 3. We can then describe that set `P0` in a recursive series (`P1`, `P2`, ...).
- 5. We can use simple arithmetic to count the atomic components of our program and grammars and get complexity measurements for a system.
+ 5. We can use simple arithmetic to count the atomic components of our program and parsers and get complexity measurements for a system.
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- Both the description and the grammars the description uses are represented by the same basic minimal structures allowing the whole system to be counted and analyzed.
+ Both the description and the parsers the description uses are represented by the same basic minimal structures allowing the whole system to be counted and analyzed.
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+ title PC: Particle Complexity
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- The method introduced here, named Particle Atom Complexity (PAC), can be used to measure the complexity of an entity X. It operates as follows.
+ The method introduced here, named Particle Complexity (PC), can be used to measure the complexity of an entity X. It operates as follows.
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- Hence, by this simple PAC measure we can say that a digit is more complex than a boolean.
+ Hence, by this simple PC measure we can say that a digit is more complex than a boolean.
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- caption A visualization of the countable atomic units in PAC.
+ caption A visualization of the countable atomic units in PC.
- PAC has more atomic units to count beyond nodes.
+ PC has more atomic units to count beyond nodes.
- In PAC countable atomic units of complexity include:
+ In PC countable atomic units of complexity include:
- Particles (files/2D planes/documents)
- Atoms (words)
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- PAC is one of many systems that measure the "difficulty of description"^Lloyd. This means PAC doesn't measure complexity directly, rather the description of the entity is measured.
+ PC is one of many systems that measure the "difficulty of description"^Lloyd. This means PC doesn't measure complexity directly, rather the description of the entity is measured.
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- PAC thus could enable cross-domain complexity comparisons.
+ PC thus could enable cross-domain complexity comparisons.
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- This is far-off speculation, but perhaps there exists a correlation between the PAC measurements of a topic, and the number of neurons and synapses dedicated to that topic in the brain of a topic expert, out of the total supply of their $10e11$ neurons and $10e15$ synapses.
+ This is far-off speculation, but perhaps there exists a correlation between the PC measurements of a topic, and the number of neurons and synapses dedicated to that topic in the brain of a topic expert, out of the total supply of their $10e11$ neurons and $10e15$ synapses.
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+ center 11/24/2024
+
+ # Inequality
+ comics/inequality.png
+
+ ***
+
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- And I want a language that gives me a another way to move mountains.
+ And I want a language that gives me a another way to try and move mountains.
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+ And I want a language that gives me a another way to move mountains.
+
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+ tags All Scroll
+ title Particle Thinking
+ standardPost.scroll
+ container 400px
+
+ Alejandro writes of an exercise to describe something in two words.
+ https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20130321133019-1022650-the-single-most-important-career-decision-you-ll-ever-make/ describe something in two words
+
+ To him Scroll is "semantic blogging".
+
+ His Scroll blog is "a database of [his] knowledge."
+
+ He then asks what two words I would use for Scroll?
+
+ ***
+
+ While Scroll is also semantic blogging to me, if I could only pick two words I'd go with: *particle thinking*.
+
+ ***
+
+ # The Big Questions
+
+ I like to ponder life's big mysteries.
+
+ Why are we here? How do things work?
+
+ Figuring out life's mysteries is like moving a mountain.
+
+ How does one move a mountain?
+
+ Two approaches come to mind: the philosophical approach and the engineering approach.
+
+ The philosophical approach is to change your question or perspective. A mountain from a different perspective can be a pebble, coverable with one thumb.
+
+ The engineering approach to moving a mountain is "bit by bit".
+
+ ***
+
+ # Particle Thinking
+
+ Particle Thinking is the bit by bit way.
+
+ All of these words you are reading now can be constructed with 2 particles: a particle and an anti-particle. You then use many of those as subparticles to build letter particles, and then combine those to get word particles, and then list particles, and then parser particles, and then language particles, and then encyclopedia particles, and program particles, and operating system particles, and lowly blog post particles like this.
+
+ It's particles all the way down.
+
+ ***
+
+ # Particle Thinking Pays Compound Interest
+
+ What's so good about this approach?
+
+ Learning is programming except instead of creating functions in code you are creating functions in neurons. Like programming, a poorly created function can be vastly slower than a well crafted one. Evaluating mental functions takes time and requires energy. If your neural functions are wasteful you will compute slower, miss optimal thoughts, and waste a lot of ATP.
+ bigOsKitchen.html a poorly created function can be vastly slower than a well crafted one
+
+ If instead, you refine your thinking to where you understand exactly what concepts are necessary and what are not, you will think faster, come up with better ideas, and have more ATP to spend on enjoying life.
+
+ Do this for years, and then decades, and your savings compound.
+
+ ***
+
+ So those would be my two words for Scroll: particle thinking.
+
+ I want a language that helps me be a great thinker, to get the most out of my limited neurons, and use neural ATP most effectively.
+
+ And I want a language with a community of other people that think like this.
+
+ ***
+
+ What do you think? What two words would you use to describe Scroll?
+
+ ****
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- Of course, your inventions are only solving problems that your other inventions created, but most people don't know that and so you can go on posting your stamped US Patent Certificates on LinkedIn and boasting about what a great innovator your company is.
+ Of course, your inventions are only solving problems that your other inventions created, but most people don't know that and so you can go on posting your stamped US Patent Certificates on LinkedIn and boasting about what a great innovator you are.
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- Convince people that they need food made by your patented machines, foods that cause illnesses, illnesses which you say can only be cured by your patented medicines, medicines which cause side effects that you claim can only be cured by your other patented medicines, and your royalties will be royal!
+ Convince people that they need food made by your patented machines; foods that cause illnesses; illnesses which you say can only be cured by your patented medicines; medicines which cause side effects that you claim can only be cured by your other patented medicines; and your royalties will be royal!
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- Convince people that they need food made by your patented machines, foods that cause illness, illnesses which you say can only be cured by your patented medicines, medicines which cause side effects that you claim can only be cured by your other patented medicines, and your royalties will be royal!
+ Convince people that they need food made by your patented machines, foods that cause illnesses, illnesses which you say can only be cured by your patented medicines, medicines which cause side effects that you claim can only be cured by your other patented medicines, and your royalties will be royal!
patentsArePoison.scroll
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- Convince people that they need food made by your patented machines, foods that cause illnes, illnesses which you say can only be cured by your patented medicines, medicines which cause side effects that you claim can only be cured by your other patented medicines, and your royalties will be royal!
+ Convince people that they need food made by your patented machines, foods that cause illness, illnesses which you say can only be cured by your patented medicines, medicines which cause side effects that you claim can only be cured by your other patented medicines, and your royalties will be royal!
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- Convince people that they need food made by your patented machines, that actually causes sickness, which you convince them they can only cure by your other patented medicine, which causes side effects that you can convince them can only be cured by your other patented medicines, and your royalties will be royal!
+ Convince people that they need food made by your patented machines, foods that cause illnes, illnesses which you say can only be cured by your patented medicines, medicines which cause side effects that you claim can only be cured by your other patented medicines, and your royalties will be royal!
patentsArePoison.scroll
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- Convince people that they need food made by your patented machines, that actually causes some diseases, which you convince them they can only cure by your other patented medicine, which causes side effects that you can convince them can only be cured by your other patented medicines, and your royalties will be royal!
+ Convince people that they need food made by your patented machines, that actually causes sickness, which you convince them they can only cure by your other patented medicine, which causes side effects that you can convince them can only be cured by your other patented medicines, and your royalties will be royal!
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- If you've got a patent on a random number, you make no money if people solve their problems without your random number, but _monopoly money_ if they use your random number (regardless of it actually solves their problem).
+ If you've got a patent on a random number, you make no money if people solve their problems without your random number, but _monopoly money_ if they use your random number (regardless if it actually solves their problem).
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- # Patents incentive the wrong thing
+ # Patents incentivize the wrong thing
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+ tags All Life Minsky
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- ****
-
- Breck, what does the chart look like for the last year? You seem to be manic again. You opened your personal website for anyone to edit. You are posting prolifically and grandiosely about Scroll.
-
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+ ****
+
+ Breck, what does the chart look like for the last year? You seem to be manic again. You opened your personal website for anyone to edit. You are posting prolifically and grandiosely about Scroll.
+
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+ focus.html past the payoff point
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- 2023,http://hawaii.publicdomaincompany.com/,Hawai'i Pub
+ 2023,https://hawaii.publicdomaincompany.com/,Hawai'i Pub
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- 2023,https://hawaii.togger.com,Hawai'i Pub
+ 2023,http://hawaii.publicdomaincompany.com/,Hawai'i Pub
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- *The CDC, NIH, etc, need to move to Git*. For the rest of this post, I'll just say CDC, but I mean all public health research agencies. The CDC needs to move pretty much _everything to Git_. And they should do it *with urgency*. They should make it a priority to never again publish anything without a link to a Git repo. Not just papers, but also datasets and press releases. It doesn't matter under what account or on what service the repos are republished to; what matters is that _every CDC publication needs a link to a backing Git repo_.
+ *The CDC, NIH, etc, need to move to Git*. (For the rest of this post, I'll just say CDC, but this applies to all public health research agencies). The CDC needs to move pretty much _everything to Git_. And they should do it *with urgency*. They should make it a priority to never again publish anything without a link to a Git repo. Not just papers, but also datasets and press releases. It doesn't matter under what account or on what service the repos are republished to; what matters is that _every CDC publication needs a link to a backing Git repo_.
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- *The CDC, NIH, etc, need to move to Git*. The CDC needs to move pretty much _everything to Git_. And they should do it *with urgency*. They should make it a priority to never again publish anything without a link to a Git repo. Not just papers, but also datasets and press releases. It doesn't matter under what account or on what service the repos are republished to; what matters is that _every CDC publication needs a link to a backing Git repo_.
+ *The CDC, NIH, etc, need to move to Git*. For the rest of this post, I'll just say CDC, but I mean all public health research agencies. The CDC needs to move pretty much _everything to Git_. And they should do it *with urgency*. They should make it a priority to never again publish anything without a link to a Git repo. Not just papers, but also datasets and press releases. It doesn't matter under what account or on what service the repos are republished to; what matters is that _every CDC publication needs a link to a backing Git repo_.
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+ title How to fix the CDC, NIH, etc
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+ title How to fix the CDC/NIH et cetera
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- title How to fix the CDC
+ title How to fix the CDC/NIC et cetera
- *The CDC needs to move to Git*. The CDC needs to move pretty much _everything to Git_. And they should do it *with urgency*. They should make it a priority to never again publish anything without a link to a Git repo. Not just papers, but also datasets and press releases. It doesn't matter under what account or on what service the repos are republished to; what matters is that _every CDC publication needs a link to a backing Git repo_.
+ *The CDC, NIH, etc, need to move to Git*. The CDC needs to move pretty much _everything to Git_. And they should do it *with urgency*. They should make it a priority to never again publish anything without a link to a Git repo. Not just papers, but also datasets and press releases. It doesn't matter under what account or on what service the repos are republished to; what matters is that _every CDC publication needs a link to a backing Git repo_.
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- # Mania Disclaimer
-
- In examining my actions and thinking it is important to disclose that I do have a manic depressive brain.
-
- Last year when I decided to go full throttle on this idea my brain was in a hypomanic, and at points manic, state. That's not the best state to execute in, and my poor execution reflects that.
-
- The downside of hypomania is one can be greatly overconfident in an incorrect contrarian idea. The upside of hypomania is one can have the confidence to ignore the crowd and pursue a contrarian idea that turns out to be correct. It is hard to know the difference.
-
- A related sidenote to the story is that the second "DB" I wanted to build was actually BrainDB. I thought using this system for neuroscience would hopefully help figure out bipolar disorder. An understanding of the mechanisms of bipolar disorder are currently beyond the edge of science. But considering all the factors at the time I judged CancerDB to be the most urgent priority.
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- Because of the importance of this model I am publishing the first draft to hopefully disprove/evolve it quickly and so I am publishing before adding a complete list of references.
-
- As one can assume, hundreds of works directly contributed to the model above.
+ As one can assume, hundreds of works directly contributed to the model above. I will add references over time.
- Having observed this field for a long time, even if this model proves inadequate, I feel an accurate model is in sight and it is now a race between Dr. Campbell and his team versus everyone else.
+ Having observed this field for a long time, even if this model proves inadequate, I feel an accurate model is in sight and it is now a race between Dr. Campbell and his team versus everyone else. ;)
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- Our universe has made everything vastly unequal so you'll always be able to clearly see that one thing is far bigger than the rest.
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+ How do you measure focus?
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+ Our universe has made everything vastly unequal so you'll always be able to clearly see that one thing is far bigger than the rest.
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+ Now measure what percentage of your thoughts are on that one thing.
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+ Resist distractions. You can blur and attend to other matters once you've finished your one thing.
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+ What about blurring?
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+ We have dozens of biological cycles that force us to blur.
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- aka Lamictal
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+ aka Zyprexa
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+ aka Seroquel
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- aka Prozac
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+ aka Prozac
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- A reader informed me that First Round Capital tried something like this. If anyone has data they can share on whether this is true, would to see it.
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- Even if you are a prodigy, I've never heard of anyone build something they love without more than a decade of practice of their crafts.
+ Even if you are a prodigy, I've never heard of anyone build something they love without more than a decade of practice of their crafts.
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- Genesis thought:
- Its not AGI if you can unplug it.
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- Plot lines:
- WWIII.
- Democracy vs Bitocracy
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- Subplot options:
- betrayal
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- Bitocracy
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- Overthrough the bitocracy.
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-
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- # Bitocracy
-
- "I pledge allegiance, to the flags, of the United Countries of Bitocracy."
-
- I can see myself, decades ago, upright alongside my classmates, shouting at the tops of our small innocent lungs.
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- Many of those classmates are now ash, scattered in the black smoldering ruins of the nuked city below.
-
- "Sir, we need to be out of the air."
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- "Copy," I say, and I feel our droneship pivot.
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- _It_ did this.
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- ***
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- title PAC: Particle-Atom Complexity
+ title PAC: Particle Atom Complexity
Changed around line 36: In this paper I add to the pile, and propose using Particle Syntax as a tool for
- The method introduced here, named Particle Atomic Complexity (PAC), can be used to measure the complexity of an entity X. It operates as follows.
+ The method introduced here, named Particle Atom Complexity (PAC), can be used to measure the complexity of an entity X. It operates as follows.
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- title PAC: Particles Are Complexity
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- In this paper I add to the pile, and propose using Particles as a tool for counting complexity.
- treenotationPaper.html Particles
+ In this paper I add to the pile, and propose using Particle Syntax as a tool for counting complexity.
+ treenotationPaper.html Particle Syntax
- The method introduced here, named Particles Are Complexity (PAC), can be used to measure the complexity of an entity X. It operates as follows.
+ The method introduced here, named Particle Atomic Complexity (PAC), can be used to measure the complexity of an entity X. It operates as follows.
- 2. Given the assumption that all structures can be represented as trees, we can then use Particles, a simple encoding of tree structures, to encode the components of `X`, in a program `P`, which is written in a high level symbolic Particles language defined by a grammar, `G0`.
+ 2. Given the assumption that all structures can be represented as trees, we can then use Particle Syntax, a simple encoding of tree structures, to encode the components of `X`, in a program `P`, which is written in a high level symbolic Particles language defined by a grammar, `G0`.
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+ # Constants
+ comics/constants.png
+
+ ***
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- Is it the author of the symbols that is most important, the symbols that are most important, or is it the user of the symbols that is most important?
+ Is it the writer that is most important, the symbols, or the reader?
- Authors have clear incentive to create symbols since that very first symbol: symbols save lives.
+ Writers have clear incentive to create symbols since that very first symbol: symbols save lives.
+ But writing goes out of date, and if the writer doesn't update their symbols, they can mislead as easily as they can lead.
+
+ It can't be the writer that is most important.
+
- The symbols themselves, without humans, are literally meaningless. So it can't be that.
+ The symbols themselves, without humans, are literally meaningless. So it can't be the symbols that are most important.
- It is clear the most important thing is that the rules around symbols should benefit the users of symbols.
+ Thus it is clear the most important thing is that the rules around symbols should benefit the readers.
- What can we do to equip users with the best symbols possible?
+ What can we do to equip readers with the best symbols possible?
Changed around line 163: And by doing that, they lead people to slaughter.
+ To make symbols the best for readers, symbols must always be writeable.
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+ # These 0.00000000001% atoms rule the world
+ comics/brains.png
+
+ ***
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+ center 11/8/2024
+
+ # Cannibals
+ comics/cannibals.png
+
+ ***
+
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- # (Some) Billionaires
+ # Billionaires
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- Severe depression is extremely low mitolevels; mania is extremely high mitolevels.
+ Mania is elevated mitolevels and depression is depressed mitolevels.
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- # Billionaires
+ # (Some) Billionaires
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Changed around line 50: Mitochondrial populations change much more gradually than substance levels in th
- Because of the importance of this model I am publishing the first draft to hopefully disprove/evolve it quickly and so I am publishing before a complete list of references has been added.
+ Because of the importance of this model I am publishing the first draft to hopefully disprove/evolve it quickly and so I am publishing before adding a complete list of references.
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+ title A New Scientific Model of Mania and Depression, with Testable Predictions
- title A New Scientific Model of Mania and Depression, with Testable Predictions
Changed around line 28: Severe depression is extremely low mitolevels; mania is extremely high mitolevel
- Individuals who have experienced mania frequently report a feeling of quickening or acceleration, which matches this model as self-reproducing mitochondria change population quadratically.
+ Individuals who have experienced mania frequently report a feeling of quickening or acceleration, which matches this model as self-reproducing mitochondria change population exponentially over time.
Changed around line 54: Because of the importance of this model I am publishing the first draft to hopef
- If this model proves correct, all credit is due to the breakthrough work of Dr. Iain Campbell at University of Edinburgh.
+ If this model proves correct, all credit is due to the breakthrough work of Dr. Iain Campbell at University of Edinburgh.
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- https://breckyunits.com Breck Yunits
+ https://twitter.com/breckyunits Breck Yunits
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- caption The model proposed here. Mania is too many mitochondria; depression too few.
+ caption The model proposed here. Mania is too many mitochondria; depression too few. We predict it is possible to detect mood state from optical images of certain cells and counting stained mitochondria.
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+ date 2024-11-07
+ tags All BipolarEnergy
+
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+ title A New Scientific Model of Mania and Depression, with Testable Predictions
+ printTitle
+ printAuthors
+ printDate
+
+ container 600px
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+ bipolarModel.png
+ caption The model proposed here. Mania is too many mitochondria; depression too few.
+
+ ***
+
+ Mania is too many mitochondria; depression too few.
+
+ ***
+
+ *Mitolevel* is mitochondrial count divided by cell count ($ML$ = $M/C$).
+
+ Mitolevel varies by cell type.
+
+ The mitolevels in certain cell types will be strong predictors of current system wide mood state.
+
+ Severe depression is extremely low mitolevels; mania is extremely high mitolevels.
+
+ ***
+
+ Individuals who have experienced mania frequently report a feeling of quickening or acceleration, which matches this model as self-reproducing mitochondria change population quadratically.
+
+ Individuals who experience severe depression take a long time to recover, which matches a model where the cell is filled with debris (likely from dead mitochondria from a manic episode) preventing the restoration of a healthy mitolevel.
+
+ Mitochondrial populations change much more gradually than substance levels in the bloodstream, which explains why mania is described as a "sustained high" and why depression can't be immediately "snapped out of".
+
+ ***
+
+ # Predictions
+
+ 1. *Abundant lab evidence.* Someone will discover a human cell type whereby one can *reliably and abundantly* predict mood-energy state of the whole person simply by measuring the mitolevels of a cell sample.
+
+ 2. *At-home mitolevel tests.* Someone will organize a large number of people in different mood-energy states to contribute to a large dataset of microscopic images of mitochondria from various cell types and then, using this reference, cheap at-home tests of mitolevels using simple staining, consumer microscopes, and machine assisted counting will be developed.
+
+ 3. *Millions cured*. High fat, low glucose diets will cause stabler mitolevels and radically reduce episodes of mania and severe depression
+
+ 4. *A Universal Condition*. Any human being can experience mania and depression through manipulation of their diet and/or environment to force high or low mitolevels.
+
+ ****
+
+ # References
+
+ Because of the importance of this model I am publishing the first draft to hopefully disprove/evolve it quickly and so I am publishing before a complete list of references has been added.
+
+ As one can assume, hundreds of works directly contributed to the model above.
+
+ If this model proves correct, all credit is due to the breakthrough work of Dr. Iain Campbell at University of Edinburgh.
+ https://www.ed.ac.uk/profile/dr-iain-campbell Dr. Iain Campbell
+
+ Having observed this field for a long time, even if this model proves inadequate, I feel an accurate model is in sight and it is now a race between Dr. Campbell and his team versus everyone else.
+
+ katex
+
+ footer.scroll
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+ ***
+
+ Made with: tldraw; Apple Pencil, iPad Pro, and MacBook Pro; feedback from ChatGPT.
+ https://www.tldraw.com/ tldraw
+ https://apple.com/ Apple
+ https://chat.openai.com/ ChatGPT
+
comics.scroll
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+ date 2024-11-06
+ tags All Comics
+
+ header.scroll
+ printTitle
+
+ container 600px
+
+ center 11/6/2024
+
+ # Circle of Life
+ comics/circleOfLife.png
+
+ ***
+
+ center 11/5/2024
+
+ # Data
+ comics/data.png
+
+ # Billionaires
+ comics/billionaires.png
+
+ ****
+
+ footer.scroll
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+ header.scroll
+
+ Genesis thought:
+ Its not AGI if you can unplug it.
+
+ Plot lines:
+ WWIII.
+ Democracy vs Bitocracy
+
+ Subplot options:
+ betrayal
+
+
+ Bitocracy
+
+
+ Overthrough the bitocracy.
+
+
+
+ # Bitocracy
+
+ "I pledge allegiance, to the flags, of the United Countries of Bitocracy."
+
+ I can see myself, decades ago, upright alongside my classmates, shouting at the tops of our small innocent lungs.
+
+ Many of those classmates are now ash, scattered in the black smoldering ruins of the nuked city below.
+
+ "Sir, we need to be out of the air."
+
+ "Copy," I say, and I feel our droneship pivot.
+
+ _It_ did this.
+
+ ***
+
+
earlySource.scroll
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+ # Update 11/4/2024
+
+ So far, I would have to say early source is a pain in the ass.
+
+ Keeping 2 repos going, one private and one public, is just a lot of cognitive overhead. *Far* more than I thought.
+
+ Instead of trying to connect revenue to digital access, I think I'll publish the ebook free, and sell a paper version, as well as additional stuff around this, like a course with real human interaction.
+ https://masters.scroll.pub/ a course
+
+ ***
+
treenotationPaper.scroll
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- Rearranging these fridge magnets is equivalent to editing a TN program. The fridge magnet set that includes parentheses is a poor seller.
+ caption Rearranging these fridge magnets is equivalent to editing a TN program. The fridge magnet set that includes parentheses is a poor seller.
writeable.scroll
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+ date 2024-11-02
+ tags All IntellectualFreedom
+ title Writeable
+
+ header.scroll
+ printTitle
+ printAuthors
+ printDate
+
+ container 400px
+
+ If you could see everything across space and time, we would not need to read and write.
+
+ ***
+
+ You would not need words to tell someone how blue the Pacific can be because they could just see it.
+
+ You would not need words to learn when your grandfather decided your grandmother was the one because you could just see everything he saw.
+
+ ***
+
+ But we can't see everything.
+
+ We can only see what's in front of us at this moment.
+
+ ***
+
+ This is not optimal for our health.
+
+ Our Universe is mostly mystery, but at least we know there are patterns.
+
+ And if you can learn these patterns, you can have a better time.
+
+ ***
+
+ To learn a pattern you first must see it.
+
+ Our ancestors could only see with their eyes.
+
+ Some lucky descendants evolved the ability to imagine things that weren't there.
+
+ Language requires imagination.
+
+ ***
+
+ Once we could imagine, symbols could evolve.
+
+ A discoloring on a surface.
+
+ A mark to communicate a pattern.
+
+ What was the first mark?
+
+ What was the first symbol?
+
+ Let's imagine.
+
+ ***
+
+ A man sees a cave.
+
+ It is cold and getting dark.
+
+ He approaches, but then lurches back.
+
+ He sees a bear!
+
+ He holds his spear and prepares for battle.
+
+ But the bear does not move.
+
+ He looks closely.
+
+ It is not a bear, but simply charcoal discoloring the wall.
+
+ He remembers the shadows his companions make around the campfire to communicate they saw a bear.
+
+ He thinks perhaps one of them rubbed charcoal to make a permanent shadow.
+
+ He finds a different cave.
+
+ In the future, when he sees bears, he grabs some charcoal and repeats the symbol.
+
+ ***
+
+ Perhaps it was something like this that kickstarted writing.
+
+ Pictures at first, then pictographs and eventually phonetic alphabets where infinite patterns could be composed and communicated.
+
+ ***
+
+ Tens of thousands of years later, here we are with huge numbers of people who spend their days drawing charcoal bears.
+
+ ***
+
+ Our tribe now uses writing (or at least, pretends to use writing) to set the rules.
+
+ These include rules about writing.
+
+ What should the rules on writing be?
+
+ What is writing good for?
+
+ ***
+
+ Is it the author of the symbols that is most important, the symbols that are most important, or is it the user of the symbols that is most important?
+
+ ***
+
+ Authors have clear incentive to create symbols since that very first symbol: symbols save lives.
+
+ Even if it's not your own life, or your child's life, even if it's a complete stranger's life, we have learned that a civilization of strangers cooperating peacefully create a better world for all.
+
+ ***
+
+ The symbols themselves, without humans, are literally meaningless. So it can't be that.
+
+ ***
+
+ It is clear the most important thing is that the rules around symbols should benefit the users of symbols.
+
+ What can we do to equip users with the best symbols possible?
+
+ ***
+
+ What if bears learned to write?
+
+ We might not be here.
+
+ Our ancestors might have seen an idyllic image of a cozy cave and walked right into a bear's mouth.
+
+ Lies kill.
+
+ ***
+
+ Can we protect ourselves from writing bears, from lies?
+
+ How do we make the most from symbols?
+
+ The trick is to make symbols as honest as possible.
+
+ And how do we do that?
+
+ ***
+
+ Bears want nothing more than to outlaw writeability.
+
+ Bears do not want you to spread the truth about their cave.
+
+ They don't want you to know what's really inside.
+
+ And so to do that, not only do they lie about what's inside, but they make their wall unwriteable.
+
+ They do not allow edits. They do not allow transformations.
+
+ Bears make symbols to serve themselves, and themselves alone.
+
+ And by doing that, they lead people to slaughter.
+
+ ***
+
+ All symbols should be writeable.
+
+ Do not trust anyone who wants to restrict your rights to write.
+
+ ****
+
+ footer.scroll
whyScroll.scroll
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- It's like travelling.
+ It's like traveling.
.gitignore
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+ requests.scroll
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+ date 2024-11-01
+ tags All Scroll
+ title Why Scroll?
+
+ header.scroll
+ printTitle
+ printAuthors
+ printDate
+
+ container 300px
+
+ Everything I own is in the overhead bin.
+
+ This is cool if you are 20.
+
+ But I am 40. I have two kids.
+
+ At 40 this is a bit extreme.
+
+ ***
+
+ The kid next to me is 20.
+
+ She is a computer science major.
+
+ We talk about languages.
+
+ I play dumb and mostly listen.
+
+ ***
+
+ She is wondering which language to use.
+
+ Her ML class uses Python.
+
+ Her OS class, C++.
+
+ For fun, she uses Javascript.
+
+ ***
+
+ I suggest she enjoy them all.
+
+ It's like travelling.
+
+ Learn the place in front of you.
+
+ You will visit many.
+
+ ***
+
+ The topic comes to my work.
+
+ I used to be shy about it.
+
+ Terrified of misleading.
+
+ Not anymore. I demo.
+
+ ***
+
+ Scroll is very practical.
+
+ We make useful things fast.
+
+ Right there on the plane.
+
+ With no internet.
+
+ ***
+
+ I explain Scroll is like a game.
+
+ To play you put a subject into symbols.
+
+ To win you cover it all with no extra parts.
+
+ The prize is you've figured it out.
+
+ ***
+
+ To pack so light I've filtered objects.
+
+ Kept only the most useful ones.
+
+ To write Scroll is to filter symbols.
+
+ To keep only the most useful ones.
+
+ ****
+
+ footer.scroll
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+ nytimesDrawing.png
+ caption The New York Times has thin columns. They were even thinner a century ago. In the 1800's, people had time on their hands. I'm sure the smartest writers and editors experimented with many column widths and determined thin was better.
+
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- nytimesDrawing.png
-
- I wonder if sometimes over the years when I felt "in the zone" while writing, it may have been partly a result of coincidentally using a narrow column width.
- I am a middling writer, so don't forget to weight this advice appropriately!
investments.csv
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+ Name,Stage,NameLink
+ Alba Orbital,Seed,https://www.albaorbital.com/
+ Alltruists,Seed,https://www.instagram.com/alltruists/
+ AngelList,Late,https://www.angellist.com/
+ Avion,Seed,https://www.avionschool.com/
+ DreamWorld,Seed,https://www.playdreamworld.com/
+ Elpha,Seed,https://elpha.com/
+ Float,Seed,https://floatpay.com/
+ Gerald,Seed,https://joingerald.com/
+ H3X,Seed,https://www.h3x.tech/
+ Jelly,Seed,https://jellypbc.com/
+ Kilobaser,Seed,https://kilobaser.com/
+ Levels,Late,https://www.levelshealth.com/
+ Localyze,Seed,https://www.localyze.com/
+ Mercury,Late,https://mercury.com/
+ NearAI,Seed,http://near.ai/
+ Numina,Seed,https://numina.co/
+ Numind,Seed,https://www.numind.ai/
+ Pear Suite,Seed,https://www.pearsuite.com/
+ Serinus,Seed,https://www.serinus.bio/
+ Span,Late,https://www.span.io/
+ Version Story,Seed,https://versionstory.com/
+ Wefunder,Late,https://wefunder.com/
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- Name NameLink
- Alba Orbital https://www.albaorbital.com/
- Alltruists https://www.instagram.com/alltruists/
- AngelList https://www.angellist.com/
- Avion https://www.avionschool.com/
- DreamWorld https://www.playdreamworld.com/
- Elpha https://elpha.com/
- Float https://floatpay.com/
- Gerald https://joingerald.com/
- H3X https://www.h3x.tech/
- Jelly https://jellypbc.com/
- Kilobaser https://kilobaser.com/
- Levels https://www.levelshealth.com/
- Localyze https://www.localyze.com/
- Mercury https://mercury.com/
- NearAI http://near.ai/
- Numina https://numina.co/
- Numind https://www.numind.ai/
- Pear Suite https://www.pearsuite.com/
- Serinus https://www.serinus.bio/
- Span https://www.span.io/
- Version Story https://versionstory.com/
- Wefunder https://wefunder.com/
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+
+ webRing.scroll
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- webRing.scroll
-
copyrightIsAMindVirus.scroll
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+ date 2024-10-29
+ tags All IntellectualFreedom
+ title Copyright is a mind virus
+
+ header.scroll
+ printTitle
+
+ container 600px
+
+ The censors do not want you to read this post.
+ dateline
+
+ endSnippet
+
+ They will downvote, flag, takedown, block and use any and all means to suppress these ideas.
+
+ They will call me names: a crank, crazy, unhinged, conspiracy theorist, lunatic.
+
+ They will say he is not a creator (I am), has created no hits (I have) and whatever else they can do to suppress this, short of responding to the ideas presented here.
+
+ Because they know that if they respond to the ideas then they will encourage you to actually think about them, and they know that if you start to think about them they've lost, because they know what I'm telling you is nature's simple truth.
+
+ That terrifies the censors. They know the stickiness of truth. They know that truths can be hard to see, but once you've seen truth you can't unsee it. Brains prefer shortcuts. And truths are shortcuts for predicting the world.
+
+ I'm giving you a shortcut to explain many of the problems in modern America: unnatural inequality, poor health, declining life expectancy, violence, poverty, misinformation, fake news, distrust in media, et cetera.
+
+ What is a shortcut to explain the root cause of many of these health problems?
+
+ Copyrights.
+
+ Copyrights they tell you are helping us are actually hurting us.
+
+ ***
+
+ # Copyright pauses progress
+
+ Every single great idea started as a bad idea that evolved in a competitive environment into a great idea.
+ eta.html evolved
+
+ This applies to any and every great work that has a © slapped on it: every song, book, article, photo, movie, program, et cetera.
+
+ No idea ever reaches perfection.
+
+ Every idea can always be improved. Every idea can always keep evolving.
+
+ What does copyright do? It makes evolution a crime.
+
+ It says: no more evolving! This idea needs to stay exactly as is until 70 years after the "owner" dies!
+
+ This is literally the dumbest idea I can think of, short of total censorship.
+
+ # Copyright is a mind virus
+
+ But copyright is even worse than just being a terrible idea: it's a terrible idea that has spread like a virus.
+
+ For example, 9 out of 10 of the top websites in the USA spread the virus to all their visitors. And the one that doesn't have the virus on its homepage, Google.com, has the virus on most of its other pages.
+
+ mindVirus.png
+
+ ***
+
+ # Copyright has no redeeming qualities, except for enriching a few at the expense of the many.
+
+ You can listen to every argument made by the spreaders of this virus, but you will not find a single honest one.
+
+ All of their arguments are mathematically flawed.
+
+ Their best strategy is not to actually convince you they are right-they know they are wrong-but to delay you from seeing this obvious truth as long as possible, because they make so much money every year you don't see it.
+
+ If you want to read honest material about this, here's a place to start.
+ freedom.html a place to start
+
+ ***
+
+ # Fight the Virus
+
+ You can help! If you run one of these companies, start cleaning up your house! Remove all © symbols from all pages. Remove all uses of the word "license" when talking about ideas. Make it clear that everything you are publishing is public domain.
+
+ If you are just an average citizen, you can help too! Tell everyone you know about the harmful effects of the © mind virus. If you have technical skills, start sending pull requests removing the © virus from open source projects.
+
+ Together we can rid the world of this mind virus and create a world where bad ideas are once again forced to evolve into good ideas.
+
+ ****
+
+ footer.scroll
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+ endSnippet
+
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+ title Breck Yunits - Portfolio
+
+
+ theme gazette
+ printTitle
+
+ css
+ body {font-family: arial; text-align: center;}
+ :root {
+ --scale: 0.5; /* Change this single value to adjust the scale */
+ }
+ iframe {
+ width: 800px;
+ height: 600px;
+ border-radius: 15px;
+ box-shadow: 0px 4px 8px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1);
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+ }
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+ limit 0 100
+ orderBy -year
+ compose tag
+ printColumn tag
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- 2007 https://breckyunits.com
- 2021 https://scroll.pub
- 2017 https://pldb.io
- 2024 https://news.pub
- 2024 https://wifinder.wiki
- 2023 https://longbeach.pub
- 2023 https://hawaii.publicdomaincompany.com
- 2022 https://cancerdb.com
- 2022 https://braindb.com
- 2017 https://ohayo.computer.com
- 2021 https://simoji.breckyunits.com
+ year,url,name
+ 2007,https://breckyunits.com,My blog
+ 2021,https://scroll.pub,Scroll
+ 2024,https://hub.scroll.pub,ScrollHub
+ 2024,https://wws.scroll.pub,The Scroll
+ 2017,https://pldb.io,PLDB
+ 2024,https://news.pub,BuilderNews
+ 2024,https://wifinder.wiki,WiFinder
+ 2023,https://longbeach.pub,Long Beach Pub
+ 2023,https://hawaii.togger.com,Hawai'i Pub
+ 2022,https://cancerdb.com,CancerDB
+ 2022,https://braindb.com,BrainDB
+ 2017,https://ohayo.breckyunits.com,Ohayo
+ 2021,https://simoji.treenotation.org,Simoji
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- position: relative;
- overflow: hidden;
- }
+ buildHtml
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+ box-shadow: 0px 4px 8px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1);
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+ compose tag
+ printColumn tag
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+ 2007 https://breckyunits.com
+ 2021 https://scroll.pub
+ 2017 https://pldb.io
+ 2024 https://news.pub
+ 2024 https://wifinder.wiki
+ 2023 https://longbeach.pub
+ 2023 https://hawaii.publicdomaincompany.com
+ 2022 https://cancerdb.com
+ 2022 https://braindb.com
+ 2017 https://ohayo.computer.com
+ 2021 https://simoji.breckyunits.com
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