Comments by "Sean Fitzgerald" (@seanfitzgerald4207) on "Lex Fridman" channel.

  1. "autonomous driving is a human behavior problem; understanding what other drivers are going to do" brilliant! great discussion!
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  2. My condolences for your loss of your grandmother. Love
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  3. Manolis's modular disease treatment with specific drugs for each pathway is fucking brilliant and should definitely be the future of pharmaceutical treatment
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  4. listening to the intro my first thought was....Lex, more brisket, less shrooms jk looking forward greatly to this discussion!
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  5. this is one of those truly special and thought-provoking conversations where i really wish there was a SUPER like option
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  6. speaking of fun and Doge the "dog fight" over dueling Dogecoin and Shiba Inu as they trade the larger market cap back and forth is fun
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  7. Yes! Brazil is one of my favorite films ever
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  8. multi-party keys reminds me of how old school bank safe deposit boxes work
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  9. Agreed! "Great Barrington Declaration" I'd one of those epic names on a par with LA's iconic Jerry's Famous Deli
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  10. hmmm would masseurs still need certification to give Neuralink massages i wonder
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  11. Really enjoyed Master and his emissary! Look forward to delving into his new work, the matter with things
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  12. if the virus particles themselves are not alive, as Vincent Raceniello claims, i am trying to understand how they behave selectively on a survival instinct or drive
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  13. fascinated listening to orgiin story great stuff! i pick up on the idea that the location-sharing apps if you drill down to what they are trying to get at......sharing lived experiences with people in your lives who are not there, then think how can we do that more effectively........you get Instagram it's only after you have an Instagram that we realize apps like foursquare were transition tech (like vhs, cds, dvds before streaming for example) and think about this, Instagram is not the final evolution of what is possible in sharing lived experiences either and in time something else will come along that does it even better ;-)
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  14. evolution of deep idea communication: books>>>>>audio books>>>>>>>long form podcasts
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  15. yes we no longer need facts on-board so to speak taking up our memory since facts are available on-demand but we very much still require conceptual knowledge and reasoning systems/knowledge systems/ontologies on-board
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  16. hmmm i wonder if the altering the cells back to younger cells reverses the lengthening of telomeres (which causes senescence)
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  17. "What can i do to move the needle?" Effective Anarchism love it
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  18. great point Lex about editing out the non-pedalogical bits and ramblings in lectures to get the best most clear and concise pedagogical experience for students
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  19. I'd really like to know if Dr. Hart has any film or tv show recommendations that portray drugs without the typical negative biases ("Easy Rider" comes to mind)
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  20. stable marriage problem is central to the matching algorithm i need to create for my DeepMatch (candidate/company matching) startup. if anyone listening out there has algorithm development expertise and is interested in potentially working with me on this, please reach out : )
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  21. just to push back a bit on Niall about Chamberlain not realizing that both UK and Germany would get the time they were buying by delaying things.....if indeed Chamberlain bought Hitler's bluff that Germany was ready right then and there to begin it's military offensive on other countries....then from his point of view German did not require the time but only UK did. Churchhill saw through the bluff so correctly concluded the contrary point of view
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  22. fascinating to think about the digital twin having shared experiences with special people in our lives that we are not present for and how do we loop ourselves back in to share those experiences so that not only the digital twin is evolving, learning, growing, but we are doing so as well
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  23. that micro fluidic bubble logic is fucking amazing wow
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  24. powerful intro Lex love you brother
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  25. robot Lex performs reinforcement learning with a curiosity reward function on himself while Bryan performs machine learning optimization
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  26. Awesome Lex! you and Michael Malice are two of my favorite thinkers to listen to and explore deep and important topics thank you so much!
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  27. i am curious about the possibility of crossing Planaria (flat worm that can eternally regenerate itself by splitting itself in two...essentially immortal) with Tardigrade (micro organism that survives space vacuum, under water and air environments but only has 2.5 year life span)
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  28.  @SpongeGod-YawehPants  point taken.....more of a thought experiment like could it be done....not should it be done
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  29.  @SpongeGod-YawehPants  lol all good, sometimes i don't track humor/sarcasm (why so serious?) i dig tardigrades so learning more about plenaria super powers, fusion just occurred to me
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  30. I agree with Manolis, disagree with Lex. the multiplication of digital twins of us.....spreads our individual "ME-ness" to a greater distribution area it does not fractionate our ME with each additional digital twin but i can see both points of view
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  31. so far only thing i agree with him on is the need for widespread cheap rapid at-home testing
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  32. Hmm for me it is not shame stick in my head that counters procrastination so much as the positive of feeling on track and accomplishing goal directed action....but I have been called a machine many times so could be I am an outlier 😅
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  33. eye contact is something you have to be hyper-aware of when incarcerated....you look at someone for even slightly too long things could kick off
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  34. so awesome topic and guest! especially since i'm listening to Iain McGilchrist's "The Master and His Emissary: The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World"!
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  35. love Andrew's description of the distinction btwn perception and perspective this resonates......perception-based folks would tend to be ideologues and in echo chambers, people who take in others' perspectives are remote-viewing situations stepping outside their own point of view and understanding other points of view and relating to them on their terms
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  36. Michael is on the side of the sovereign unit being the individual while Yaron is looking at the state as the sovereign unit
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  37. Ross's 177,000 Bitcoin at today's price (16K) $2.8 Billion not richest person in the world but up in the top few thousand wealthiest for sure
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  38. love your story behind Hedgy. I have a teddy bear that I have had since 1970 (and it shows! he's pretty threadbare these days), but he still has pride of place on my bed :-) and my bear does not have a smile on his face either, in fact he just has a tiny tongue sticking out like he's giving the world a raspberry
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  39. humor, like music is fundamental to the spirit i'm with you and the racoon
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  40. great point Suleiman makes about 2 billion Muslims having to deal with being associated/blamed for actions of very very small number of radicalized terrorists. much like blaming all Republicans for the actions of a few hundred people on January 6th right? We as humanity need HIGHER RESOLUTION pattern recognition
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  41. best explanation of spectroscopy I've ever heard
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  42. This is the way.
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  43. Brian Greene reminds me of a mash-up of Jon Stewart and John De Lancie (aka Q from Continuum on TNG)
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  44. There should never be any regret for eating really good Texas brisket
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  45. If Socrates and Plato were here in 2021 they would be on clubhouse engaged in dialectic
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  46. i think when we get closer to AGI for mobile robots it may be important for them to also do something like daily affirmations to ground them
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  47. for those who might not know, SHU is "Single Housing Unit" (solitary cell no cellmate 23 hours in and 1 hour out)
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  48. lol Lex's idea of doxing himself gllobally reminds me of a drug dealer i used to know in LA who told me he had spread cocaine over his entire yard to totally confuse the narco dogs
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  49. why humans are special in the universe "I wish i was special you're so fucking special, but i'm a creep, i'm a weirdo, what the hell am i doing here? i don't belong here"
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  50. this is awesome! i had no idea there is someone out there with a career and body of research that overlaps heavily with concepts i delved into with friends when dropping acid back in the late 1980's early 1990's
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