…of Lojban that incorporates English words, enabling more flexible expression without the need for frequent invention of new Lojban words. e Long Term Importance (LTI): A value associated with each Atom, indicating roughly the expected utility to the system of keeping that Atom i...
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…re stuck in the old paradigm of delivering education to the consumer, rather than leveraging the greatest assets of the new medium (co-creation, crowdsourcing, collaboration). By redesigning the online experience to become more interactive, innovators in the MOOC world will see t...
…rtificial and locked into the body— refusing a detached “intelligence” as being no intelligence at all. Artists in the new millennium inherit this critical tradition and inhabit the current paradigms of AI, which has slid from partial simulations to claims of intelligence. In th...
…ted buying across the board regardless of company specific issues and valuations. Big data and machine learning are the new buzz words. Forbes recently featured a quant fund run by three twenty-somethings. Their assets under management was in the low tens of millions of dollars,...
…ducts) quite popular and profitable in recent years. The net short position on VIX futures has progressively climbed to new highs over the last couple of years. Another phenomenon was the rise of “volatility control” investment strategies, supposedly favored by many hedge funds a...
…r 2, the infamous Sproul Hall sit-in. It took twelve hours for 800 students to be arrested by some 600 instructors of a new course called Introductory Police Brutality. These were from the lab notes student took. There was a freshman co-ed at Berkeley who—long after she had for...
…le also growing i have no choice but to work i will get my revised Wild Life to an agent later this week—have added 5 new chapters and a few sections—much stronger for the inclusion of my major scientific work—1. social theory based on natural selection and 2. selfish genetic e...
… said: “There will soon be a war. Three Arab countries will take part. Within a week, we will defeat all of them. And a new chapter in the history of Zionism will begin.” The Six-Day War began on June 5, 1967. As Eli Zeira so confidently predicted, not just Egypt and Syria, but...
…re stuck in the old paradigm of delivering education to the consumer, rather than leveraging the greatest assets of the new medium (co-creation, crowdsourcing, collaboration). By redesigning the online experience to become more interactive, innovators in the MOOC world will see t...
… more like it. And unlike the online communities of the past, these communities are learning communities, driven by the new lifelong modality of transformative experience. Expect a land grab for branding and positioning. The disruption in education is just beginning, and the play...
…ated Prisoner’s Dilemma, the interaction repeats with a given likelihood, and if it does, an envelope is stuffed with a new card and presented to player 1, etc. In this model, as long as temptations are rare, large, and harmful to player 2, it is a Nash equilibrium for player 1...
…for when they got them. If you couldn’t get press directly for yourself, you became a leaker. There was no happenstance news, in Trump’s view. All news was manipulated and designed, planned and planted. All news was to some extent fake—he understood that very well, because he him...
…umans do, like, and believe, and the institutions we construct? Evolutionary psychologists think this doesn't require a new theory, just an investigation of the mind that biologically evolved on the Savannah. Others like Dawkins have suggested that we are best understood as machi...
…r 2, the infamous Sproul Hall sit-in. It took twelve hours for 800 students to be arrested by some 600 instructors of a new course called Introductory Police Brutality. These were from the lab notes student took. There was a freshman co-ed at Berkeley who—long after she had for...
…er of their group back in Warsaw. But the budding romance fell victim to the Zionist cause. As she was embarking on her new life, he was frequently back in Poland training and arranging papers for further groups of pioneers. He continued to write her long, heartfelt letters. But...