Yeah, I think the question should be “is novelty good for us?” Curiosity begins with attraction to what is “novel.” And novel does not equal meaningfully satisfying.
Hey, that comment on “A short stay in hell” led me on a cosmic trip man!
Did they just expose the most massive telemetric observation platform of the digital age? Who knew our cellular infrastructure could be come a passive observance tool for all electromagnetic interference. I don’t even…
Oops and that’s “zero knowledge proof”!
Work with your llms and figure out a “zero proof” game that can be played on paper. Something like that would be practical.
Yeah, I think the question should be “is novelty good for us?” Curiosity begins with attraction to what is “novel.” And novel does not equal meaningfully satisfying.
Hey, that comment on “A short stay in hell” led me on a cosmic trip man!
Did they just expose the most massive telemetric observation platform of the digital age? Who knew our cellular infrastructure could be come a passive observance tool for all electromagnetic interference. I don’t even…
Oops and that’s “zero knowledge proof”!
Work with your llms and figure out a “zero proof” game that can be played on paper. Something like that would be practical.