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1950s

• The 1950s (ish) according to my mother (2019/02/14)

3D Printing

• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• Bioprinted fairy drones (2021/05/22)
• The Singularity is Dead, Long Live The Singularity (2016/04/12)
• The near future (2016/04/08)

addiction

• Social media compulsion (2018/08/31)

advertising

• Hyperinflation in the attention economy: what succeeds adverts? (2017/11/21)

AGI

• A.I. safety with Democracy? (2018/08/11)

AI

• An end to copyright? (2022/10/09)
• Not a Singularity but an Event Horizon (2022/09/20)
• LaMDA, Turing Test, sentience (2022/06/18)
• AGI to match open tags except XHTML self-contained tags (2022/12/13)
• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• Binary humans, nuanced AI (2024/04/29)
• The conservative-radical split over AI (2023/11/19)
• The end of human labour is inevitable, here's why (2017/11/17)
• Why do people look by touching? (2017/07/27)
• Automated detection of propaganda and cultural bias (2017/06/23)
• Memetic monocultures (2019/12/30)
• Arguments, hill climbing, the wisdom of the crowds (2021/12/27)
• Sufficient technology (2020/03/06)
• Nietzsche, Facebook, and A.I. (2018/02/06)
• Pocket brains (2018/10/01)
• A.I. safety with Democracy? (2018/08/11)
• How would you know whether an A.I. was a person or not? (2018/06/17)
• The Singularity is Dead, Long Live The Singularity (2016/04/12)

aliens

• Homeopathic solutions to the Fermi paradox (2019/01/07)
• Memetic monocultures (2019/12/30)

Alzheimer's

• Alzheimer's (2018/01/31)

Android

• iOS or Android? (2017/06/15)

antigravity

• Can a Casimir cavity be used to construct true negative mass metamaterials? (2017/04/20)

arguments

• Arguments, hill climbing, the wisdom of the crowds (2021/12/27)

Artificial intelligence

• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• Binary humans, nuanced AI (2024/04/29)
• A.I. safety with Democracy? (2018/08/11)

Asperger’s

• Hypothesise first, test later (2020/03/02)

attention economy

• Hyperinflation in the attention economy: what succeeds adverts? (2017/11/21)
• Post-scarcity (2020/06/10)
• Attention ec — ooh, a squirrel (2018/09/16)

autism

• Hypothesise first, test later (2020/03/02)

Bayesian

• Binary humans, nuanced AI (2024/04/29)
• One person's nit is another's central pillar (2018/09/21)
• Dynamic range of Bayesian thought (2018/08/05)

Baysean

• Baysean Brexit (2018/09/18)

Berlin

• Berlin public transport map (2019/06/01)

BFR

• Musk City, Antarctica (2017/11/18)

big bang

• How big might real wormholes be? (2021/07/31)

biology

• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• You won't believe how fast transistors are (2017/11/26)
• Why do people look by touching? (2017/07/27)
• Vision (2017/06/18)
• Blasphemy, LARPing, mandatory vaccination (2021/11/11)
• Ohne Kaffee (2020/03/17)
• Alzheimer's (2018/01/31)

Bioprinting

• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• Bioprinted fairy drones (2021/05/22)
• The near future (2016/04/08)

bitcoin

• Hyperinflation in the attention economy: what succeeds adverts? (2017/11/21)
• Anatomy of a scam, and LiveJournal's lost passwords (2018/08/09)

black swan

• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• Morality, thy discount is hyperbolic (2020/01/08)

Boltzmann brains

• Mathematical Universe v. Boltzmann Brains (2018/08/26)

border control

• Open borders (2018/08/28)

brain scans

• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• Thought crime in 2084 (2018/09/22)

brain science

• Sufficient technology (2020/03/06)
• Hypothesise first, test later (2020/03/02)
• Unlearnable (2018/06/26)

brains

• Sufficient technology (2020/03/06)
• Ohne Kaffee (2020/03/17)
• Hypothesise first, test later (2020/03/02)
• Unlearnable (2018/06/26)

Brexit

• Irish border, WTO rules, Brexit (2017/11/27)
• Oh no (2019/10/25)
• Mistakes (2020/05/31)
• Brexit as an example of failure to comprehend conditional probabilities (2018/10/22)
• Falsifiability (2018/10/01)
• Baysean Brexit (2018/09/18)
• Brexit RPG (2018/12/12)

business

• Utility function of meetings (2018/01/29)

Bussard

• Electrodynamic Lagrange points and fusion reactors (2019/05/31)

bygone times

• The 1950s (ish) according to my mother (2019/02/14)

C

• Just because you can, doesn't mean you should (2017/05/19)

caffeine

• Ohne Kaffee (2020/03/17)

Casimir cavity

• Can a Casimir cavity be used to construct true negative mass metamaterials? (2017/04/20)

Childhood

• The 1950s (ish) according to my mother (2019/02/14)

choose your battles

• A life's work (2018/12/23)

civilisation

• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• Homeopathic solutions to the Fermi paradox (2019/01/07)

Coding

• The More they Overthink the Plumbing… (2024/04/07)
• Just because you can, doesn't mean you should (2017/05/19)
• Being embarrassed by your old work is a sign you've learned things (2017/09/15)
• Automated detection of propaganda and cultural bias (2017/06/23)
• Berlin public transport map (2019/06/01)
• Speed of machine intelligence (2018/03/16)
• Finding the smallest value in a Swift array of Integers (2018/10/26)
• Utility function of meetings (2018/01/29)

coffee

• Ohne Kaffee (2020/03/17)

cognitive bias

• Baysean Brexit (2018/09/18)

cognitive dissonance

• Baysean Brexit (2018/09/18)

comparison

• Medical-Computer analogies (2019/08/26)

comparisons

• Medical-Computer analogies (2019/08/26)

conditional probability

• Brexit as an example of failure to comprehend conditional probabilities (2018/10/22)

consciousness

• LaMDA, Turing Test, sentience (2022/06/18)
• Sufficient technology (2020/03/06)
• Hypothesise first, test later (2020/03/02)
• How would you know whether an A.I. was a person or not? (2018/06/17)

crime

• Thought crime in 2084 (2018/09/22)
• Anatomy of a scam, and LiveJournal's lost passwords (2018/08/09)

cryptocurrency

• Hyperinflation in the attention economy: what succeeds adverts? (2017/11/21)

debate

• Cherry-manning? Nut picking (2018/02/02)

Democracy

• Spendable votes (2024/04/24)
• The worst form of government except for all the others (2020/01/16)
• A.I. safety with Democracy? (2018/08/11)
• Voting: do or do not? (2018/08/31)

discounting

• Morality, thy discount is hyperbolic (2020/01/08)

doctors

• Medical-Computer analogies (2019/08/26)

drones

• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• Bioprinted fairy drones (2021/05/22)

Dyson sphere

• Megastructures (2017/01/03)

economics

• An end to copyright? (2022/10/09)
• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• Mistakes (2020/05/31)
• Post-scarcity (2020/06/10)
• Open borders (2018/08/28)

electrically confined fusion reactor

• Electrodynamic Lagrange points and fusion reactors (2019/05/31)

Electrodynamics

• Electrodynamic Lagrange points and fusion reactors (2019/05/31)

Elon Musk

• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• Musk City, Antarctica (2017/11/18)

emigration

• Open borders (2018/08/28)

ethics

• Binary humans, nuanced AI (2024/04/29)
• Sufficient technology (2020/03/06)
• Normalised, n-dimensional, utility monster (2018/01/21)

EU

• Falsifiability (2018/10/01)

exotic matter

• Can a Casimir cavity be used to construct true negative mass metamaterials? (2017/04/20)

eyes

• Vision (2017/06/18)

Fake news

• Automated detection of propaganda and cultural bias (2017/06/23)

Falsifiability

• Falsifiability (2018/10/01)

family

• The 1950s (ish) according to my mother (2019/02/14)

Farnsworth Fusor

• Electrodynamic Lagrange points and fusion reactors (2019/05/31)

Fermi paradox

• Homeopathic solutions to the Fermi paradox (2019/01/07)
• Memetic monocultures (2019/12/30)

folding@home

• Hyperinflation in the attention economy: what succeeds adverts? (2017/11/21)

forecast

• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• Old predictions, and how they've been standing up (2018/07/17)

full brain uploading

• Thought crime in 2084 (2018/09/22)

fusion reactors

• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• Electrodynamic Lagrange points and fusion reactors (2019/05/31)

fusion

• SciFi: The unexpected problems with gravity (2021/07/17)

future of humanity

• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• Binary humans, nuanced AI (2024/04/29)
• Morality, thy discount is hyperbolic (2020/01/08)

futurism

• An end to copyright? (2022/10/09)
• Not a Singularity but an Event Horizon (2022/09/20)
• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• Memetic monocultures (2019/12/30)
• Bioprinted fairy drones (2021/05/22)
• Sufficient technology (2020/03/06)
• Pocket brains (2018/10/01)
• Thought crime in 2084 (2018/09/22)

Futurology

• No, a black hole can’t be used as a rocket (2022/05/14)
• Not a Singularity but an Event Horizon (2022/09/20)
• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)

gender

• Hypothesise first, test later (2020/03/02)

German

• Self-teaching | Selbstlernen (2018/10/16)

government

• Spendable votes (2024/04/24)
• The worst form of government except for all the others (2020/01/16)

GPT-3

• LaMDA, Turing Test, sentience (2022/06/18)

great filter

• Memetic monocultures (2019/12/30)

hackers

• Executable images (2017/04/10)

Halo

• Megastructures (2017/01/03)

hate mail

• Why do some people hate masks? (2021/06/14)

headcannon

• Head cannon: Wallace & Grommit (2023/02/20)
• Trek head-cannon (2020/06/27)
• Headcannon (2018/06/27)

hill climbing

• Arguments, hill climbing, the wisdom of the crowds (2021/12/27)

history

• XKCD-2152 (2019/05/28)
• The 1950s (ish) according to my mother (2019/02/14)
• History, according to the British (2019/07/12)
• Blasphemy, LARPing, mandatory vaccination (2021/11/11)
• Mistakes (2020/05/31)

holodeck

• Headcannon (2018/06/27)

hyperinflation

• Hyperinflation in the attention economy: what succeeds adverts? (2017/11/21)

hyperloop

• Hyperloop's secondary purposes (2018/05/22)

hypothesis

• Hypothesise first, test later (2020/03/02)

immigration

• Open borders (2018/08/28)

inflation

• How big might real wormholes be? (2021/07/31)

iOS

• iOS or Android? (2017/06/15)

iPhone

• Pocket brains (2018/10/01)

iPhones

• Pocket brains (2018/10/01)

JavaScript

• Executable images (2017/04/10)
• Andrew Neil interviews Theresa Maykov-bot (2017/05/23)
• Hyperinflation in the attention economy: what succeeds adverts? (2017/11/21)

jokes

• Tasteless humour (2017/05/30)
• Must we laugh to change our mind? (2018/01/27)
• Word avalanche (2018/12/21)

Lagrange points

• Electrodynamic Lagrange points and fusion reactors (2019/05/31)

LaMDA

• LaMDA, Turing Test, sentience (2022/06/18)

languages

• Self-teaching | Selbstlernen (2018/10/16)

leave

• Baysean Brexit (2018/09/18)

links

• Not a Singularity but an Event Horizon (2022/09/20)
• History, according to the British (2019/07/12)
• Homeopathic solutions to the Fermi paradox (2019/01/07)
• Memetic monocultures (2019/12/30)
• Baryon asymmetry (2021/02/09)

list

• History, according to the British (2019/07/12)
• Medical-Computer analogies (2019/08/26)

long-term future

• Morality, thy discount is hyperbolic (2020/01/08)

Lt Barclay

• Headcannon (2018/06/27)

machine learning

• Arguments, hill climbing, the wisdom of the crowds (2021/12/27)

Markov chain

• Andrew Neil interviews Theresa Maykov-bot (2017/05/23)

masks

• Why do some people hate masks? (2021/06/14)

math

• Can a Casimir cavity be used to construct true negative mass metamaterials? (2017/04/20)
• Railgun notes (2017/04/10)
• Railgun notes #2 (2017/08/05)
• Hᵤ(2, 2) = 4 for all u>0 (2020/07/27)

Mathematical Universe

• Mathematical Universe v. Boltzmann Brains (2018/08/26)

mathematics

• Hᵤ(2, 2) = 4 for all u>0 (2020/07/27)
• One person's nit is another's central pillar (2018/09/21)

maths

• Hᵤ(2, 2) = 4 for all u>0 (2020/07/27)

meat puppet

• The near future (2016/04/08)

meetings

• Utility function of meetings (2018/01/29)

megastructures

• No, a black hole can’t be used as a rocket (2022/05/14)
• Megastructures (2017/01/03)

meme

• Homeopathic solutions to the Fermi paradox (2019/01/07)

metamaterials

• Can a Casimir cavity be used to construct true negative mass metamaterials? (2017/04/20)

mind uploading

• Sufficient technology (2020/03/06)

Minds

• Hypocrisy (2020/06/09)

misaligned incentives

• Binary humans, nuanced AI (2024/04/29)
• A.I. safety with Democracy? (2018/08/11)

Moore's Law

• Pocket brains (2018/10/01)

morality

• Dot product morality (2019/05/25)
• Sufficient technology (2020/03/06)
• A life's work (2018/12/23)

negative mass

• Can a Casimir cavity be used to construct true negative mass metamaterials? (2017/04/20)

neologism

• Cherry-manning? Nut picking (2018/02/02)

Neural Engine

• Pocket brains (2018/10/01)

Notes

• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• XKCD-2152 (2019/05/28)
• The 1950s (ish) according to my mother (2019/02/14)
• A mole of bytes (2019/07/11)
• Memetic monocultures (2019/12/30)
• Point an infrared thermometer at the sky (2021/02/12)
• Ohne Kaffee (2020/03/17)
• Mistakes (2020/05/31)
• Trek head-cannon (2020/06/27)

open borders

• Open borders (2018/08/28)

openai

• LaMDA, Turing Test, sentience (2022/06/18)

Opinion

• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• The More they Overthink the Plumbing… (2024/04/07)
• Mistakes (2020/05/31)

outside context problem

• Binary humans, nuanced AI (2024/04/29)
• Morality, thy discount is hyperbolic (2020/01/08)

paperclip optimiser

• Binary humans, nuanced AI (2024/04/29)
• A.I. safety with Democracy? (2018/08/11)

parody

• The Totally Credible Heroes (2019/08/12)

past predictions

• Old predictions, and how they've been standing up (2018/07/17)

Personal

• Trek head-cannon (2020/06/27)

Philosophy

• Dynamic range of Bayesian thought (2018/08/05)
• Unlearnable (2018/06/26)

physics

• No, a black hole can’t be used as a rocket (2022/05/14)
• Can a Casimir cavity be used to construct true negative mass metamaterials? (2017/04/20)
• Railgun notes (2017/04/10)
• Railgun notes #2 (2017/08/05)
• I am not a quantum physicist (2017/12/18)
• Baryon asymmetry (2021/02/09)
• How big might real wormholes be? (2021/07/31)
• Kessler-resistant real-life force-fields? (2018/02/05)
• Mathematical Universe v. Boltzmann Brains (2018/08/26)

plank scale

• How big might real wormholes be? (2021/07/31)

Politics

• Spendable votes (2024/04/24)
• The conservative-radical split over AI (2023/11/19)
• Automated detection of propaganda and cultural bias (2017/06/23)
• Blasphemy, LARPing, mandatory vaccination (2021/11/11)

Polywell

• Electrodynamic Lagrange points and fusion reactors (2019/05/31)

pop science

• Baryon asymmetry (2021/02/09)
• Must we laugh to change our mind? (2018/01/27)

Post-scarcity

• Post-scarcity (2020/06/10)

post-war Britain

• The 1950s (ish) according to my mother (2019/02/14)

prediction

• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• Brexit as an example of failure to comprehend conditional probabilities (2018/10/22)
• Old predictions, and how they've been standing up (2018/07/17)

Programming

• The More they Overthink the Plumbing… (2024/04/07)
• Just because you can, doesn't mean you should (2017/05/19)
• Being embarrassed by your old work is a sign you've learned things (2017/09/15)
• Automated detection of propaganda and cultural bias (2017/06/23)
• Berlin public transport map (2019/06/01)
• Speed of machine intelligence (2018/03/16)
• Finding the smallest value in a Swift array of Integers (2018/10/26)
• Utility function of meetings (2018/01/29)

propaganda

• Automated detection of propaganda and cultural bias (2017/06/23)
• Memetic monocultures (2019/12/30)
• Brexit as an example of failure to comprehend conditional probabilities (2018/10/22)

Psychology

• Blasphemy, LARPing, mandatory vaccination (2021/11/11)

puerile

• Tasteless humour (2017/05/30)

python

• Just because you can, doesn't mean you should (2017/05/19)
• Speed of machine intelligence (2018/03/16)

QR codes

• Executable images (2017/04/10)

questions

• Baryon asymmetry (2021/02/09)
• How big might real wormholes be? (2021/07/31)
• To believe falsely (2020/04/15)
• Post-scarcity (2020/06/10)

railgun

• Railgun notes (2017/04/10)
• Railgun notes #2 (2017/08/05)

rationality

• Binary humans, nuanced AI (2024/04/29)
• Blasphemy, LARPing, mandatory vaccination (2021/11/11)
• Baysean Brexit (2018/09/18)
• One person's nit is another's central pillar (2018/09/21)

reasoning

• Binary humans, nuanced AI (2024/04/29)
• One person's nit is another's central pillar (2018/09/21)

reblogging

• Old predictions, and how they've been standing up (2018/07/17)

recreational mathematics

• Hᵤ(2, 2) = 4 for all u>0 (2020/07/27)

remain

• Baysean Brexit (2018/09/18)

reminiscence

• The 1950s (ish) according to my mother (2019/02/14)

rhetoric

• One person's nit is another's central pillar (2018/09/21)

Ringworld

• Megastructures (2017/01/03)

Robotics

• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• The Singularity is Dead, Long Live The Singularity (2016/04/12)

robots

• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• Bioprinted fairy drones (2021/05/22)

rockets

• No, a black hole can’t be used as a rocket (2022/05/14)
• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• Head cannon: Wallace & Grommit (2023/02/20)
• Falcon 9 to scale (2017/06/06)

Science Fiction

• Head cannon: Wallace & Grommit (2023/02/20)
• Megastructures (2017/01/03)
• Sapiens Plurum contest entry (2019/07/30)
• Sufficient technology (2020/03/06)
• Trek head-cannon (2020/06/27)
• Mote of smartdust (2018/02/16)

Science

• Not a Singularity but an Event Horizon (2022/09/20)
• Automated detection of propaganda and cultural bias (2017/06/23)
• Sufficient technology (2020/03/06)
• Speed of machine intelligence (2018/03/16)
• Mote of smartdust (2018/02/16)
• Dynamic range of Bayesian thought (2018/08/05)
• Mathematical Universe v. Boltzmann Brains (2018/08/26)
• Alzheimer's (2018/01/31)

SETI

• Memetic monocultures (2019/12/30)

SETI@home

• Hyperinflation in the attention economy: what succeeds adverts? (2017/11/21)

short story

• Sapiens Plurum contest entry (2019/07/30)

Size comparison

• Megastructures (2017/01/03)

social media

• Hyperinflation in the attention economy: what succeeds adverts? (2017/11/21)
• Nietzsche, Facebook, and A.I. (2018/02/06)
• Attention ec — ooh, a squirrel (2018/09/16)
• Social media compulsion (2018/08/31)

software engineers

• The More they Overthink the Plumbing… (2024/04/07)
• Medical-Computer analogies (2019/08/26)

space

• No, a black hole can’t be used as a rocket (2022/05/14)
• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• Musk City, Antarctica (2017/11/18)
• Falcon 9 to scale (2017/06/06)
• Homeopathic solutions to the Fermi paradox (2019/01/07)
• Memetic monocultures (2019/12/30)
• SciFi: The unexpected problems with gravity (2021/07/17)
• Hyperloop's secondary purposes (2018/05/22)
• Kessler-resistant real-life force-fields? (2018/02/05)

spaceships

• SciFi: The unexpected problems with gravity (2021/07/17)

SpaceX

• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• Falcon 9 to scale (2017/06/06)
• Hyperloop's secondary purposes (2018/05/22)

Star Trek

• Trek head-cannon (2020/06/27)
• Headcannon (2018/06/27)

stories

• Hieroglyphic poetry, modern and ancient (2022/05/31)
• AGI to match open tags except XHTML self-contained tags (2022/12/13)
• Sapiens Plurum contest entry (2019/07/30)
• Mote of smartdust (2018/02/16)
• Brexit RPG (2018/12/12)

superheroes

• The Totally Credible Heroes (2019/08/12)

Swift

• Just because you can, doesn't mean you should (2017/05/19)
• Finding the smallest value in a Swift array of Integers (2018/10/26)

system 2 thinking

• Hypothesise first, test later (2020/03/02)

tasteless

• Tasteless humour (2017/05/30)

Technocracy

• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• The worst form of government except for all the others (2020/01/16)

Technological Singularity

• An end to copyright? (2022/10/09)
• Not a Singularity but an Event Horizon (2022/09/20)
• AGI to match open tags except XHTML self-contained tags (2022/12/13)
• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• Binary humans, nuanced AI (2024/04/29)
• The conservative-radical split over AI (2023/11/19)
• Would this be a solution to the problem of literal-Genie omniscient AIs? (2017/08/09)
• Sufficient technology (2020/03/06)
• Morality, thy discount is hyperbolic (2020/01/08)
• Pocket brains (2018/10/01)
• The Singularity is Dead, Long Live The Singularity (2016/04/12)

Technology

• Not a Singularity but an Event Horizon (2022/09/20)
• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• The More they Overthink the Plumbing… (2024/04/07)
• Executable images (2017/04/10)
• The end of human labour is inevitable, here's why (2017/11/17)
• Berlin public transport map (2019/06/01)
• Memetic monocultures (2019/12/30)
• Speed of machine intelligence (2018/03/16)
• Mote of smartdust (2018/02/16)
• Attention ec — ooh, a squirrel (2018/09/16)
• Thought crime in 2084 (2018/09/22)
• Anatomy of a scam, and LiveJournal's lost passwords (2018/08/09)

testable hypothesis

• Hypothesise first, test later (2020/03/02)

The Art Of Rationality

• Falsifiability (2018/10/01)

The Boring Company

• Hyperloop's secondary purposes (2018/05/22)

The Culture

• Megastructures (2017/01/03)

The Guardian

• Social media compulsion (2018/08/31)

theory of mind

• Arguments, hill climbing, the wisdom of the crowds (2021/12/27)
• Sufficient technology (2020/03/06)
• Hypothesise first, test later (2020/03/02)
• How would you know whether an A.I. was a person or not? (2018/06/17)

thought

• Dynamic range of Bayesian thought (2018/08/05)

UK

• The 1950s (ish) according to my mother (2019/02/14)

Utilitarianism

• Morality, thy discount is hyperbolic (2020/01/08)

utility monster

• Morality, thy discount is hyperbolic (2020/01/08)

Virtual cathode

• Electrodynamic Lagrange points and fusion reactors (2019/05/31)

vision

• Why do people look by touching? (2017/07/27)
• Vision (2017/06/18)
• Speed of machine intelligence (2018/03/16)
• Mote of smartdust (2018/02/16)
• Alzheimer's (2018/01/31)

voting

• Spendable votes (2024/04/24)
• Voting: do or do not? (2018/08/31)

wild speculation

• Timeline of the near future (2024/03/23)
• Baryon asymmetry (2021/02/09)
• Blasphemy, LARPing, mandatory vaccination (2021/11/11)
• Sufficient technology (2020/03/06)
• Hypothesise first, test later (2020/03/02)
• Must we laugh to change our mind? (2018/01/27)

wisdom of the crowds

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withdrawal symptoms

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withdrawal

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word2vec

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wormhole

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