I feel this acutely when I'm in the zone; to be limited in IO bandwidth by my reading speed & digital dexterity can be quite frustrating. I have so much to do and so little time, yet remain constrained in my capabilities, bounded by an biology, an arbitrary evolutionary path
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RT @SHL0MS
being confined to a physical body is so claustrophobic
https://twitter.com/SHL0MS/status/1393325055128580096
even with these limits, there are ways to eke out a bit more efficiency, make the most of what I have; but there's only so much I can do. certain limits I cannot exceed while bound to this fleshy body, not optimally designed for communication
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RT @pee_zombie
I'm pretty neurotic about this sort of thing; it takes some effort for me to decide to do something, so I try to ensure that there is as little as possible standing in my way w…
https://twitter.com/pee_zombie/status/1393064598111129600
however, uploading to a digital existence is not the true eschatology, but just a (critical) intermediary; until heat death is solved, we will remain resource-constrained. computers require materials to build, power to run and maintain against entropy
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RT @pee_zombie
the transhumanist eschatology consists of solving heat death to attain cosmic ergodicity
https://twitter.com/pee_zombie/status/1385435659876372480
I see improving my capabilities, and those of others as well, as something akin to a sacred task. enabling others raises the sea level, so to speak; moves up the starting line for subsequent generations. through many iterations we achieve singularities
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RT @pee_zombie
@visakanv the sooner we figure protein folding the sooner we unlock genetic engineering & synthetic biology the sooner we solve senescence
the sooner we integrate QM …
https://twitter.com/pee_zombie/status/1387143389355954177
we'll need to exponentiate our capabilities many times to overcome the challenges before us, reinvent who we are and how we live, down to our very core, until we barely remember what it means to be human. in some ways this is tragic, but it would be a greater tragedy to die out