Self Driving Inc - Business Video Game Part 2

Hello, Let me just explain that continued AGI/ASI Research and Development of the AGI/ASI Genesis Workflows and the Polymath workshops that are all built with this singular goal in mind. AGI/ASI Genesis is Corporate Stereotypes number one priority. The goal of this channel is funding AGI/ASI Corporate Stereotype Research so that I can continue on. For your information, I have just started this Patreon service to raise funding for this effort. I have much more experience researching ASI/AGI than I do operating social media and sites with pay walls, however I am adapting to it as best I can. Let me be direct about this, would you be willing to contribute as a paid member of this service? This is my first Patreon service and my first Polymath AI project so if I do it wrong, it is because it's new to me. I appreciate your time and if you are further interested, I have published a lot of free content on youtube.com, X, linked and Facebook. Don't look for me on reddit. Anyhow, for no...

Notebook LM talks about this blog.  20250718 "Partly happy because it is the same as it ever was, and partly sad because it is the same as it ever was." Notebook LM talks about this blog. An intriguing phrase. A mathematical model? How would you? WHY would you?  Curiosity:  Binary State Model Define two emotional states:  H : Happiness, triggered by “it is the same as it ever was.”  S : Sadness, triggered by the same phrase.  Let X be the state of the world (“it is the same as it ever was”).  Then: P ( H | X ) > 0 P ( S | X ) > 0  The probability of being happy or sad, given the state X, are both nonzero.  In short: Modeled mathematically, this phrase is a beautiful example of how the same input can yield multiple, even contradictory, outputs—a concept that appears in probability, logic, psychology, and philosophy.  "Ambivalence" is most commonly used in psychology and everyday language to describe mixed feelings, the mathematical ...