Actually, along these lines, Dr. Grandin, what are the most 'notable' behaviors (in your opinion) that you see displayed in animals:
at the individual level, and
at the group/social level
I think I'm asking this about mammals (due to the advanced development of their brains), but if that assumption overly constrains the question, answer as broadly as you feel appropriate. References to published papers would also be great.
Some people with autism experience sensory overload and anxiety. Do animals share that, or what is simliar/different between animals and people who have autism?
Maybe they're doing it to bring reasonable-speed internet to people who otherwise would be hard-pressed to afford it, just to make the world suck a little less overall. They're also in a position to have the expertise, logistics, and muscle to make it happen, so why not?
Dani Berry is survived by her three children, who now operate a company which trades under the name Ozark Softscape (Berry’s old development studio), and which manages her IP and "digital legacy".
Not the same, but maybe we could get an interview with them?
To mangle a phrase, "who's the less responsible, the brother-in-law or the lender who keeps giving him 'loans' after he hasn't fully paid back the first ones?"
That they think of themselves as "politicians" is the problem. The voters don't think of them that way. The voters (most are woefully naive and uninformed) think they're voting for "statesmen".
By the way, what is the difference in definition of 'politician' versus 'statesman' in this context?
So if you want to see a movie, listen to music or pay that ever increasing cable bill you are going to need money.
You could have made the same argument a few decades ago about software, and look where we are today. Creative Commons content is growing continously, and with storage capacity increasing, it's not going away. You need money to connect to the Internet and download or stream digital content, but it's not an area where you have to pay to get a pretty rich experience.
Some folks who do it just for the "reputation" as the best sewer jockey?
There was one like that once -- John Henry his name was, if I recall. Beat an electromechanical sewer cleaner in a side-by-side competition, then the man just dropped dead. True story, I was there.
Though the Balinese may have a different opinion - especially about the money-free bit (but why do they haggle if they have no money?)
You're wrong on all counts -- I don't believe they haggle, and you can't back up your statements with citations. Besides, why would anyone haggle, bicker, or argue if they had something better to do?
And why would anyone do that? I own my own robots... The smelly homeless guy in the street expects me to shelter, cloth, and feed him?
Possibly, but sounds like it would be in your best interest to have your robots at least wash, and possibly scent him. As a bonus, if they sheltered him, that would address the other issue as well.
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Actually, along these lines, Dr. Grandin, what are the most 'notable' behaviors (in your opinion) that you see displayed in animals:
I think I'm asking this about mammals (due to the advanced development of their brains), but if that assumption overly constrains the question, answer as broadly as you feel appropriate. References to published papers would also be great.
Some people with autism experience sensory overload and anxiety. Do animals share that, or what is simliar/different between animals and people who have autism?
Maybe they're doing it to bring reasonable-speed internet to people who otherwise would be hard-pressed to afford it, just to make the world suck a little less overall. They're also in a position to have the expertise, logistics, and muscle to make it happen, so why not?
From a Kotaku article:
Dani Berry is survived by her three children, who now operate a company which trades under the name Ozark Softscape (Berry’s old development studio), and which manages her IP and "digital legacy".
Not the same, but maybe we could get an interview with them?
From the summary:
a major shift in industrial robotics to incorporate collaborative robots, or co-robots.
I like this solution. I would quickly become one of the new unemployed.
Ah, but then you would find that you don't have enough money to do much.
The solution to that problem presents itself:
So, what you're telling me is that pearl-clutching is a new phenomenon?
It's not? I'm shocked! Shocked enough that I'm clutching my pearls at this moment!
On your Patreon, it says you're the Godzilla of Feminists. Do you have any concept/fan art of this? Because that would be incredibly awesome.
So that's something like 1% ^ 3, minus some overlap -- what part of US or global society do you have to be to make use of this?
Intelligently and thoroughly schooling a naysayer in how dangerous China is to US interests, for one.
my wife will cut me off if I don't keep lending to him.
Ok, I see the problem now -- you loaned him the money out of the hooker fund. Thanks the clarification.
The village is 500 EUR poorer and nobody understands why.
At least 100EUR of that was because the room was dirty. Were they not listening to the story?
The money that was loaned to Greece has been lost.
It's not like they put it all in a big pile and set fire to it. (Or did they?) Where is all that money now, anyway?
To mangle a phrase, "who's the less responsible, the brother-in-law or the lender who keeps giving him 'loans' after he hasn't fully paid back the first ones?"
That they think of themselves as "politicians" is the problem. The voters don't think of them that way. The voters (most are woefully naive and uninformed) think they're voting for "statesmen".
By the way, what is the difference in definition of 'politician' versus 'statesman' in this context?
So if you want to see a movie, listen to music or pay that ever increasing cable bill you are going to need money.
You could have made the same argument a few decades ago about software, and look where we are today. Creative Commons content is growing continously, and with storage capacity increasing, it's not going away. You need money to connect to the Internet and download or stream digital content, but it's not an area where you have to pay to get a pretty rich experience.
Some folks who do it just for the "reputation" as the best sewer jockey?
There was one like that once -- John Henry his name was, if I recall. Beat an electromechanical sewer cleaner in a side-by-side competition, then the man just dropped dead. True story, I was there.
Though the Balinese may have a different opinion - especially about the money-free bit (but why do they haggle if they have no money?)
You're wrong on all counts -- I don't believe they haggle, and you can't back up your statements with citations. Besides, why would anyone haggle, bicker, or argue if they had something better to do?
And why would anyone do that? I own my own robots ... The smelly homeless guy in the street expects me to shelter, cloth, and feed him?
Possibly, but sounds like it would be in your best interest to have your robots at least wash, and possibly scent him. As a bonus, if they sheltered him, that would address the other issue as well.
I think you misread the article -- they were saying money didn't exist. Phasers still exist.
The the response will inevitably be "fuck you, that's why",
Not necessarily. The response could be, "We just wanted to know what you were doing."
some triumphal return music. Any recommendations or favorites?
Until rents go up.
Because they published a paper on it?
How fucking freaky cruel is it to take a consciousness and tie it together with three others in some form to just see what happens?
Ask the people who run MMORPGs, I guess.