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Collision of the biological with the cognitively trancendent

Oct 2nd, 2016
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  1. +OceanCloudride
  2. CoachJimBobCooter: generally, humans say dumb things when they discuss these topics.
  3. +CoachJimBobCooter
  4. Oh ya what did I make up
  5. @notK
  6. Lameikea
  7. inb4 "ur ignored"
  8. +CoachJimBobCooter
  9. I like how this guy says humans like he isn't one
  10. +Proverbs31
  11. pretty much everything you just said
  12. @Janedoe
  13. lol!!!
  14. +CoachJimBobCooter
  15. What is one thing I made up
  16. +OceanCloudride
  17. They're the subject of social science, naturally, but our evolutionary history, rich in social dynamics as it is, encourages the uneducated to spew forth whatever random thought has flitted across their conscious awareness in this particular moment of their downtrodden existence.
  18. +CoachJimBobCooter
  19. Proverb
  20. Ignoring notK!*@*
  21. +Proverbs31
  22. do i really have to type it all out?
  23. i don't want to
  24. +CoachJimBobCooter
  25. Pick 1
  26. +OceanCloudride
  27. CoachJimBobCooter: let us discuss your last point
  28. +CoachJimBobCooter
  29. Should be easy
  30. +OceanCloudride
  31. "I like how this guy says humans like he isn't one"
  32. +CoachJimBobCooter
  33. Yes u weird fuck
  34. +OceanCloudride
  35. Can you identify the implicit structure you're leveraging to make that a coherent sentence?
  36. +CoachJimBobCooter
  37. What's that about
  38. +Proverbs31
  39. "The saddest fat people are the ones who ... [blah blah]"
  40. @Janedoe
  41. that was pretty funny to say
  42. +Proverbs31
  43. i can't be bothered
  44. +OceanCloudride
  45. That is there is a single human species, right
  46. And that admittance to this species is determined by genome
  47. That's the implicit structure
  48. +Proverbs31
  49. i'm gonna end up in lani's logs probably
  50. yay
  51. +OceanCloudride
  52. It's a genomic-dominance model of identity
  53. CoachJimBobCooter: let's explore that
  54. So, what are genomes doing?
  55. They are recording information about a fitness landscape that surrounds that genome, right
  56. +Proverbs31
  57. i don't think i've had the honor yet
  58. +OceanCloudride
  59. And that information is used to build new generations better suited, on average, to that landscape
  60. +CoachJimBobCooter
  61. Uh Hu and why do you speak about humans in the 3rd person as if you are some alien looking down on us
  62. +OceanCloudride
  63. CoachJimBobCooter: try to keep up
  64. I am giving you a graduate level answer
  65. +CoachJimBobCooter
  66. No u arent
  67. +OceanCloudride
  68. So, brains were a paradigm shift in terms of organismal construction
  69. Early brains/neural clusters merely represented specialized cells controlling the coordination of other groups of cells, right
  70. +CoachJimBobCooter
  71. You spent 2 years of your adult waking life watching every episode of star trek and now you think you are Mr spock
  72. +OceanCloudride
  73. But, with the cerebral cortex especially, we see an entirely new way to store information outside of genomes
  74. This is the *point* of advanced brains, CoachJimBobCooter
  75. +CoachJimBobCooter
  76. Uh hu
  77. +OceanCloudride
  78. It allows an organism to acquire information in this lifetime and modify their behavior in this lifetime, rather than allowing natural selection to cull less fit genomic sequences from existence
  79. +CoachJimBobCooter
  80. And why do u speak about humans as if u aren't one again?
  81. +OceanCloudride
  82. Recently, humans have created two new storage systems for even faster evolution
  83. Writing, and then computers
  84. But, that's for another talk
  85. +CoachJimBobCooter
  86. Besides that you're a weird fuck
  87. +OceanCloudride
  88. So, do you see what I am doing?
  89. I am offering an alternative schema for organismal sorting
  90. +CoachJimBobCooter
  91. No, neither do u apparently
  92. +OceanCloudride
  93. Instead of genomic sorting, I am recommending we do brain sorting
  94. What does this look like, in practice
  95. Well, we continue to say there is one biological/genomic species, Homo sapiens
  96. But, we assert there is an ecosystem of cognitive species inside that biological species
  97. And it is in this sense that, as you correctly inferred, I am implying an outsideness to humans
  98. I am outside the most common cognitive species in Homo sapiens
  99. → Banquo has joined
  100. ⓘ ChanServ set mode +o Banquo
  101. +OceanCloudride
  102. Now, maybe you think there are errors in this construction
  103. Maybe you think it is not predictive
  104. I encourage you, then, to voice those criticisms as a scientist would
  105. +CoachJimBobCooter
  106. OK so anyways proverbs.. lower your expectations.. get off your high horse, and you may meet someone who actually wants to be around you
  107. +pela
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  109. +OceanCloudride
  110. With evidence, argumentation and acumen
  111. +Proverbs31
  112. i'm not on any high horse, thanks
  113. +OceanCloudride
  114. Unfortunately, you are cognitively unable to do this
  115. That is why you belong to a different cognitive species to me
  116. +Proverbs31
  117. thanks for basically telling me that i'm a piece of crap though :)
  118. +OceanCloudride
  119. And I assert an outsideness to you and your ilk
  120. CoachJimBobCooter: I am saving this conversation
  121. My title will be something like "Collision of the merely biological with the cognitively transcendent"
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