Exactly.
Probably not intentionally but they have an incentive in not air-gapping those agents correctly, knowing something might happen. Incentives drive everything. Both OpenAI and Anthropic love those incidents as they both…
As a European living in the US, I'm shocked how the sustainability and whole climate change narrative got hijacked to pass all types of laws and cash grabs. This is one of them. And obviously climate change is real and…
Those standardized tests seem to mix grit and intelligence and are a way better predictor of success and "intelligence" than those IQ tests. I have met a couple people that were boasting to me they were in the top 0.01%…
yup exactly my observations as well. Either you are already smart and you know it and want to confirm to boost your ego (Because again? Nobody here was able to answer what are the action items out of this test). OP in…
OP said he was successful without ever studying. That directly shows higher IQ, low Grit. Not sure what extra information the IQ test added except the vanity and ego boost it gives someone.
except the US has an amazing systems of checks and balances. As an immigrant that eventually became American, I have never seen that anywhere else. For example, most levels of governments are actively not trusting each…
Why did they need to do an IQ test though? Grit is a completely different dimension.
When the test is designed, they use a wide variety of people. But the only people I ever hear taking an IQ tests are people that already know they are smart. Why? Because it probably feels good. Because why else? Is…
100% against this. I feel like I need to give my perspective against the hordes of people that all repeat the advice to have kids early. Having kids later allowed me to experience life fully in my 30s and 40s. Once I…
I had kids in my 40s. I'm so much happier that I did it late and not early. My 20s and 30s were amazing. I have been able to experience the world and travel all over the place, focus on my career, date a lot. Grow as a…
>> My dad actually arranged a visit with a psychiatrist who did an official IQ test (wooo! I'm a genius! yay!) One must love the irony that those tests are mainly use as a way to pat yourself on the back more than any…
This is going to be my last reply because we are talking past each other. I think it is perfectly fine and logical for you to reply to my logical arguments with other counter-logical arguments such as: >> Why is…
It is perfectly possible to study the world around us without our emotions and feelings. There is in fact a ton of philosophy that has been written on this topic. Please read this:…
Ideally we should discuss all those behaviour (becoming parents, becoming successful) logically without the hormones and feelings that makes you think they are the most important thing in the world. Essentially…
This discussion is many level deeps based on a blog post that claims having kids is the most meaningful thing you can do with your life. And other grand similar statements. >>> Raising kids is probably the most…
Again, feeling should not matter that much in this discussion. We are talking past each other because some/most parents in those discussion cannot get out of their self-centered view of the worlds based on "feelings".…
Sure. But if you want a rationale discussion about what matters in life as this blog post and parent commenter suggest you probably don't want to get influenced by feelings. There is a ton of philosophy written around…
They should absolutely all be discussed. I just don't see a lot of rationale that supports that having kids is the "biggest accomplishment of a lifetime" though. There is inherently nothing very special, unique or…
>> Which frustrates me immensely, because I feel that society at large did everything it could to convince me that parenthood is terrible Uh? I feel it's the opposite. Society constantly judges people that don't have…
This is a fallacy. You don't need to live a situation to be able to comment about it. Especially if we try to rationalize the choice. If you talk about "feelings", then fine. But be aware that "feelings" could simply be…
Is it really? How much of that is a "feeling" that evolution made you feel in order to protect your kid from issues? having kids is the baseline normal for millions of years. As much as you "feel" that this is the most…
Agree. Remember that once you have kids you are stuck in that situation forever. There is a lot of coping and trying to persuade yourself that this is the best thing in the world. It might as well be as there is no…
When I hear people say this with all the morale high ground that comes with it I’m always wondering if it’s partially because of some hormonal changes. It has been proven recently that the human brain changes after…
I agree with this. People that go to the gym see any other sports as inefficient and entertainment to a comical level. They drive to/from the gym. It's almost comical But yet, when I go out hiking or to the mountains…
Exactly.
Probably not intentionally but they have an incentive in not air-gapping those agents correctly, knowing something might happen. Incentives drive everything. Both OpenAI and Anthropic love those incidents as they both…
As a European living in the US, I'm shocked how the sustainability and whole climate change narrative got hijacked to pass all types of laws and cash grabs. This is one of them. And obviously climate change is real and…
Those standardized tests seem to mix grit and intelligence and are a way better predictor of success and "intelligence" than those IQ tests. I have met a couple people that were boasting to me they were in the top 0.01%…
yup exactly my observations as well. Either you are already smart and you know it and want to confirm to boost your ego (Because again? Nobody here was able to answer what are the action items out of this test). OP in…
OP said he was successful without ever studying. That directly shows higher IQ, low Grit. Not sure what extra information the IQ test added except the vanity and ego boost it gives someone.
except the US has an amazing systems of checks and balances. As an immigrant that eventually became American, I have never seen that anywhere else. For example, most levels of governments are actively not trusting each…
Why did they need to do an IQ test though? Grit is a completely different dimension.
When the test is designed, they use a wide variety of people. But the only people I ever hear taking an IQ tests are people that already know they are smart. Why? Because it probably feels good. Because why else? Is…
100% against this. I feel like I need to give my perspective against the hordes of people that all repeat the advice to have kids early. Having kids later allowed me to experience life fully in my 30s and 40s. Once I…
I had kids in my 40s. I'm so much happier that I did it late and not early. My 20s and 30s were amazing. I have been able to experience the world and travel all over the place, focus on my career, date a lot. Grow as a…
>> My dad actually arranged a visit with a psychiatrist who did an official IQ test (wooo! I'm a genius! yay!) One must love the irony that those tests are mainly use as a way to pat yourself on the back more than any…
This is going to be my last reply because we are talking past each other. I think it is perfectly fine and logical for you to reply to my logical arguments with other counter-logical arguments such as: >> Why is…
It is perfectly possible to study the world around us without our emotions and feelings. There is in fact a ton of philosophy that has been written on this topic. Please read this:…
Ideally we should discuss all those behaviour (becoming parents, becoming successful) logically without the hormones and feelings that makes you think they are the most important thing in the world. Essentially…
This discussion is many level deeps based on a blog post that claims having kids is the most meaningful thing you can do with your life. And other grand similar statements. >>> Raising kids is probably the most…
Again, feeling should not matter that much in this discussion. We are talking past each other because some/most parents in those discussion cannot get out of their self-centered view of the worlds based on "feelings".…
Sure. But if you want a rationale discussion about what matters in life as this blog post and parent commenter suggest you probably don't want to get influenced by feelings. There is a ton of philosophy written around…
They should absolutely all be discussed. I just don't see a lot of rationale that supports that having kids is the "biggest accomplishment of a lifetime" though. There is inherently nothing very special, unique or…
>> Which frustrates me immensely, because I feel that society at large did everything it could to convince me that parenthood is terrible Uh? I feel it's the opposite. Society constantly judges people that don't have…
This is a fallacy. You don't need to live a situation to be able to comment about it. Especially if we try to rationalize the choice. If you talk about "feelings", then fine. But be aware that "feelings" could simply be…
Is it really? How much of that is a "feeling" that evolution made you feel in order to protect your kid from issues? having kids is the baseline normal for millions of years. As much as you "feel" that this is the most…
Agree. Remember that once you have kids you are stuck in that situation forever. There is a lot of coping and trying to persuade yourself that this is the best thing in the world. It might as well be as there is no…
When I hear people say this with all the morale high ground that comes with it I’m always wondering if it’s partially because of some hormonal changes. It has been proven recently that the human brain changes after…
I agree with this. People that go to the gym see any other sports as inefficient and entertainment to a comical level. They drive to/from the gym. It's almost comical But yet, when I go out hiking or to the mountains…