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Captain Pleasure, Andrés Gómez Emilsson@algekalipso• about 1 year ago

Have you noticed that shape rotation ability and decoupling ability are correlated? I don't think this is a coincidence. The gestalt generator (the part of your brain that is looking for patterns it recognizes on the denoised sensory stream) is quite sticky. You can only rotate the underlying datastructure if your gestalt generator doesn't latch on to its projections. So having less sticky gestalts is both a predictor of being better at rotating shapes and at decoupling variables. I think there's a deep connection here.

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Captain Pleasure, Andrés Gómez Emilsson@algekalipso• about 1 year ago
Replying to @algekalipso

Non-decouplers are essentially stuck in specific projections of their own mind, essentially.

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Michael Garfield 🔮@michaelgarfield• about 1 year ago
Replying to @algekalipso

@algekalipso GödelEscherBach'ing over here

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Michael Garfield 🔮@michaelgarfield• about 1 year ago
Replying to @michaelgarfield

@algekalipso For real tho @algekalipso I was in the middle of writing an essay about rotating data structures as a crucial 21st Century skill set when I took a look at Twitter and this was at the top of my feed https://t.co/LTQkKxhoyf

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Captain Pleasure, Andrés Gómez Emilsson@algekalipso• about 1 year ago
Replying to @michaelgarfield

@michaelgarfield I don't think it's a coincidence, but you'll need to keep rotating the orb to find out 🙃

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Michael Garfield 🔮@michaelgarfield• about 1 year ago
Replying to @algekalipso

@algekalipso I rotate it one way and it's coincidence. I rotate it the other and it's ✨ synchronicity ✨😂

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