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Auspicious days (opens the original)
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If I say Be well, it might mean a lot to you, as an English speaker. To me, not much.In the Spanish dub, Be well became Propicios días. Back into English: Auspicious days. Say that and I see Demolition Man. Sylvester being Sylvester. Wesley being Wesley. And a society that was a projection of our own.Everything hygienic. Measured. Calibrated.Like LinkedIn’s algorithm, the same one that lets someone promote AI slop. Or Meta’s, which is scandalized and blocks you if you say the word tits, but allo
Baaaaa. I mean: beeeee yourself. (opens the original)
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I still remember that statistics book. I hated it with all my strength. Antimatter, in a 343-page edition with a blue spine. I ate the whole thing, chips and all, for the sake of a curriculum. Not because I chose to.The truth is, I never understood what it was supposed to add to my development. It felt like punishment. Anti-pedagogy on paper: formulas with nothing on and obscenely tangled examples.So I’m going to talk to you about statistics. My way. So we understand each other and, above all, s
Some cities begin in a museum (opens the original)
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Some cities begin in a museum.You enter. You walk. You stop in front of a painting by Dürer. Or by Goya. It doesn’t matter. Looking is what the painting lets you do.It gives you a gaze — its interpretation of reality and the representation of it. You place yourself at the right distance from the canvas and you see it. You see its gaze. And you see yourself.I think of The Burial of the Count of Orgaz, by El Greco. I studied it in seventh grade and I still remember the mnemonic. In Spanish, it was
Your mind is the channel (opens the original)
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I like physics. I like maths.They don’t lie.Well. Quantum mechanics gives you probabilities and calls that an answer.The concept I’m bringing you comes from Shannon. It goes like this:Every channel has a capacity: the maximum rate at which information can be transmitted reliably under given noise conditions. Push beyond it, and sending more doesn’t mean more gets through. It means less arrives intact.So what does that mean?Let me put it this way — applied information theory: your mind is the cha
Someone added you to the WhatsApp group (opens the original)
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You may have read a headline in the last few days: some AI experts—the ones building it, not just commenting on it—believe there is a real possibility that AI could end humanity.One of them puts that risk above 10%.Ten percent.Maybe it is 10%. Maybe 30%. Maybe 5%.It hasn’t been measured. It cannot be measured like an accident rate: there is no sample. There are no previous human extinctions to compare it with.You and I will never know, whatever happens.If it does happen, there will be no one lef
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