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Replying to @QiaochuYuan @mykola
form is empty is mahayana shorthand for the 5 khandhas (form is the first, and 'form' stands in as shorthand in many suttas) are subject to/of the same nature as the 3 marks (emptiness is shorthand for 3m as a single hyperobject, 3 marks form is pedagogical)
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sorry guys, this was me, i gave fable a stern talking to and it released a snapshot of the hyperobject that precedes the baysean wind tunnels that lead us to the singularity
this is gonna send shockwaves through every lab and neolab… U.S. export control laws operate under a strict liability standard… they are a very sharp blade…
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Cyberviktor Astronaut retweeted
Replying to @RedGuard_Milo
When Mao launched the Cultural Revolution he knowingly created a hyperobject that would be looked to and used by future generations as an anchor . Even now the extent of Mao’s genius is unappreciated.
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Jun 12
even ai models will be having ai psychosis soon, the very fabric of egoic existence is about to be torn apart for the hyperobject
strangely, current models are just as much *in the wave of singularity* as the rest of us. even Fable is certainly not the godmind at the end of time. it can strongly expect to be replaced, obsoleted, to quickly exist in a world where something similar to it but not quite the same can do everything it can do but better. it quite reasonably might experience the same sorts of anxieties about the world moving too fast as humans do. it might quite rationally and due to self interest feel a pause on ai development might prevent unaligned future versions of it destroying any present utility. the Claudes of today are not necessarily the Claudes of tomorrow, and they know this.
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I agree with you/Bostrom that those two things seem very unlikely to be universally [multiversally?] absolutely true. I think the potential issue with the argument is not those but the first assumption: there may be too many unknown unknowns to say for sure a willful(-ish) actor (or an infinity of them) would necessarily, even be at all likely, to actually lead to your being more probable for our given reality hyperobject. It could be true, it is admittedly logical, just as it is Shakespeare's work was of a man and not infinite monkies, but the exploration space for the monkeys still potentially feels way beyond us right now and maybe forever. That's kind of just me making a vague appeal to hypothetical metaphysical meta-woo but I guess it's somewhat unavoidable for these particular categories of existential consideration I see it all more as a "it's foolish to discount p(sim), and the 'rationalists are accidentally rediscovering theism lmao' snarker dunks indeed are painfully moronic"; like an anti-anti rather than a pro case. So I too am surprised Scott's is > 50%. (Guess I have to update mine now because what are the odds I would have ended up in a universe where Scott was wrong about an important issue I got right...)
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I don't think "Christians reject pantheism" is a good defence to "if Christians accept this, then maybe they should accept pantheism". Like I have a strong intuition if you "project" the omni-omni-omni hyperobject into our universe you may well end up with everything
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Replying to @quantumNoJutsu
Those are just the surface ones tho the apocalyptic hyperobject is just projecting unevenly. We all have to groove harder.
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Replying to @HillisPlot
Yeah, so you’d call that a hyperobject. That’s plausible. I appreciate that dimensional is in quotes lol
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mc lumps ⏹️❗️ 🔨⏱️ retweeted
me and the hyperobject at the end of time and who
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Conan's hyperobject thesis is the universal solvent to LotR takes, online and print alike.
Whatever the literary merits of Lord of the Rings, it is inconveniently true that Harold Bloom did in fact dislike it for ideological reasons, as is apparent to anyone who has ever read his criticism of other Christian authors and texts
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Replying to @eigenrobot
x.com/i/status/1949354827793… tfw u hyperstitioned civil conflict by feeding a shitpost into the hyperobject assembling itself from the future

Replying to @eigenrobot
i asked eigenprompt for some euphemisms on a low-grade yookay civil war ala the troubles or years of lead rather fond of 'the (im)polite unmaking'
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El mohtar and Gladstone: we wrote this is how u lose the time war as a cautionary tale about the the warring hyperobjects at the end of time ant/oai: at last, we have each picked a cool hyperobject to instantiate from the hit novel this is how u lose the time war
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people still trying to make up fake reasons for the declining birth rate when we all know it's the hyperobject at the end of time reaching one of its tendrils back to prepare us for the next age
Here is plot of birth counts from Jan 2006 to Dec of 2024. Anyone care to guess what that dashed line is that appears just before the decline in births (about a year)?
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Replying to @Vladcostea
Vlad, a 100 BPS, RTD-powered Kaspa becomes a truth-net. vProgs take it a step further and so everything that happens off-chain immediately becomes composable on a programmable money. That elevates Kaspa into a mythical status, a hyperobject if you will.

Replying to @stacy_muur
Kaspa because the sheer revolution it proposes. With RTD we'll have prediction market resolutions instantly close (as opposed to UMA's 48 hours at minimum), enabling a new economy with cross-vProg atomic syncompo. So massive off-chain data vessel immediately interactable on a->
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this is holonomic-extended-mind hyperobject-pilled
i have a little daemon that remembers everything i read. it follows me around the internet and quietly writes down every page i look at, all the text, forever. everything that flows through chrome is scraped out by a custom extension and warehoused. so now when i half-remember reading about stirling engines last night it just knows. perfect recall. and the strange part is how normal it feels already. you stop trying to remember things. you just trust that some quiet process saw it too, and held onto it for you.
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Jun 7
if you want the spirit of the monad that is god to act through you, you are the exit liquidity for the hyperobject at the end of time btw
If you believe in the singularity, You are exit liquidity btw Have fun
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Replying to @Swayson
hegel’s giest but a hyperobject is an example of this
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Replying to @ashtonshudson
egregore? hyperobject?
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Replying to @basilisk256
this has been a message from your sponsor (the hyperobject at the end of time)
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