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👁️ oh, look! 👁️ 🦠 Multicellular Things! 🦠 I do not program "cell walls", energetic "nuclei", survival drives, self-organisation or replication (mitosis/fusion). It simply emerges from random natural selection of 1M RNN particles in a heat bath; 🤗 neato! 🤗 1/3 🔊 🔊 🔊
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explainer video (~directionally correct) courtesy of @carloAI 🤝 (no affiliation) I only encode simple, local "possible particle physics"; e.g. there's no concept of a "cell wall". The rest is env dynamics, random mutation + natural selection 🤷♂️ 2/3
👁️ another example with different "universe physics" 👁️ (more in-depth info in thread 👇) 3/3
Looks neat, although I think the entropy is too high
How has this not got billions of views
That's A LOT of voronoi! This looks so cool.
its 1 million of them and each one is an individual 8 layer ~10k param neural network lol (running at 500+ steps/second wall btw 😂👌)
(+ props again to @BockJakob for the inspiration)
Did you know that it is already somewhat established that in complex replication dynamics hierarchical structures solve control dilemmas?
Will the project be open sourced in the future? That's super interesting!
cc @zzznah
Is the music made with Suno ?
it's the breakcore violin for me
Still waiting for you to post the code
woah
Fantastic
I wonder what would happen if you created exclusion zones that carry organizational information
Only one random seed?
Cool but maybe it seems like *a thing we shouldn’t do*.
不编程细胞壁和生存驱动却能涌现多细胞行为，这种自组织模拟太迷人了
This is something for @leecronin to investigate 🔥🤙
能否解释下这是什么，以及最基本的算法
ABM is the future
none of that coded in?? 🤯
Show math for Your Token binary visualizer
Really take Wolframs work and tell Opus to reapply this and rethink it all based on thisZ let it make you a paper
!["Machinery really does exist. It's consciousness driven." ~Robert Bigelow Is Robert Bigelow a Firsthand Witness to Non-Human "Machinery"? (Not new but may have slipped under your radar. This is not the clip I was looking for but I watched it again and always wanted to share. ) Robert Bigelow: "You're leaving out, you know, kind of the holy grail of the topic. You know, machinery." George Knapp: "Yeah. Is there machinery? The New York Times reported that you modified your facility here in order to house some material from somewhere else." ~From that NYT article on 12/16/2017~ "Under Mr. Bigelow’s direction, the company modified buildings in Las Vegas for the storage of metal and other materials that Mr. Elizondo and program contractors said had been recovered from unidentified aerial phenomena." (helene cooper, Ralph Blumenthal and Leslie Kean received a lot of flack for that paragraph as people took it to mean that Bigelow (BAASS) received those materials/alloys. But that's not what they wrote. They modified buildings IN CASE they received that stuff. And we now know (or, have been told) that one of those "materials" was an alleged non-human craft from Lockheed Martin. Reportedly, they were trying to divest themselves of it due to a lack of success in reverse engineering efforts.) Link to full article: ~ Knapp: "Did you ever have it?" Bigelow: "We never had any." Knapp: "Did you ever see it?" (I transcribed Mr. B's answer word-for-word because he looked and sounded really uncomfortable answering. I have zero doubt he's telling the truth, but that doesn't mean ANY of this is proof that we have these craft.) Bigelow: "Umm. Well, I've...there's, I, umm... You know, do you see, do you see, uhh, things that are photos, or do you see things in person, and so forth? So, you don't want to, you don't want to talk about stuff in case it happens in the future." Knapp: "Yeah." (If Mr. Bigelow was shown government photos or videos (with proper provenance) of craft that were presented to him as being manufactured by non-humans or an intelligence of unknown origin, is that enough to call him a firsthand witness? If he saw "machinery" and saw it "in person," then he's 100% a firsthand witness. Did Lacatski take him to see the craft that was described in "Initial Revelations"? 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼 ) “At the conclusion of a 2011 meeting in the Capitol building with a U.S. Senator and an agency Under Secretary, Lacatski, the only one of this book’s authors present, posed a question. He stated that the United States was in possession of a craft of unknown origin and had successfully gained access to its interior. This craft had a streamlined configuration suitable for aerodynamic flight but no intakes, exhaust, wings, or control surfaces. In fact, it appeared not to have an engine, fuel tanks, or fuel. Lacatski asked: What was the purpose of this craft? Was it a life-support craft useful only for atmospheric reentry or what? If it was a spacecraft, then how did it operate”? ~End Excerpt from Initial Revelations~ ~~~ Bigelow: "So, you don't want to, you don't want to talk about stuff in case it happens in the future. And...because who knows what might happen in terms of a coalescing of intersections that could happen? And so..." Knapp: "You don't wanna spill any beans that causes you, it puts you in a bad light somewhere down the road." Bigelow: "Well, I just, I, I, you know, of...I think that... Machinery really does exist. It does exist, you know? And so, but the problem has been the inability to back engineer. And I kind of think that some things require a weightless environment. So, part of that is, we don't have it here, terrestrially. So, what you need is a manufacturing facility where there's a weightless environment." Knapp: "It's part of the reason you developed Bigelow Aerospace." Bigelow: "For certain amalgams and certain kinds of things, but it's also like, you know, it doesn't do you much good to own a sliver of a case that holds a cell phone to understand, was it even a case? Was it holding something, and what was that something it was holding? And much less, how does a cell phone work? And, oh, by the way, it doesn't work at all if you don't have all the communication capabilities that that cell phone needs to communicate with, and all that kind of thing. So it's like...it could just domino out into a thousand different things. So, having an answer on a small sliver of something isn't necessarily much, right?" (On thing I've consistently said is: If we're going to wake up the masses, materials won't do it. A rectangular piece of metal from an alleged NHI craft that a scientist says cannot be manufactured on Earth with known technology, is interesting, but not enough. IMO, we need a full (or partial) craft (machinery) and bodies.) Bigelow: "So, we are embarrassingly - as a specie, as a science, as a space-faring, attempting specie - behind. We're a galactic embarrassment, almost. I mean, we're so far freaking behind, we really are. It's a galactic embarrassment and we may not even be able to, consciously, be able to operate the things, you know? Because it's not like fingerprints or anything, you know? It's consciousness driven. So you taste that a little bit in being able to have some communications." (If it's truly consciousness driven, then what jakebarber and Skywatcher have spoken about makes complete sense: Using telepathy or psi to attract/summon craft and then operate them from a distance.) Bigelow: "And we have other areas of psi and phenomenology, where mentally, people can have macro PK, you know? They can execute macro-PK events, and they're not supposed to be able to do that. Our physics and science says, 'No, you can't do that.' And yet it's happening, right? So whether it's Bob Jahn's and Brenda Dunne's work in micro PK on subatomic particles, or macro PK with Kulagina in Russia, and with her bell jar and all that kind of thing. And she's lifting a pencil or bottle cap." Here are a few clips of Kulagina. I'm not sure if she's done this under more strict controls. ( I love that Bigelow is well read on these subjects and knows they're legit. But I wonder when the masses will realize it?) ~~~ Bigelow: "You're sniffing at something that's really not on our radar as a parochial-educational system in physics or anything. You're totally outside the boundary, right? And we're still dealing with fire engines, right? Okay? So, it's really frustrating and the potential might some day be there to try to back engineer more. And we've heard stories about little bitty things that maybe the Russians have back engineered. "And so, we're still enough of, potentially, the Klingons to turn things into weapons, right? So that's a big problem. Is the fact that we don't have an intersection. If you have two lines, one on spirituality and technology. Where's the intersection ever happening? Because we're flatlined on spiritual evolution, but our technological evolution is not only vertical, it's segmented, it's jumping. It's jumping faster, you know? And so. where's that intersection of harmony supposed to be? I don't see it. I don't see it 100 years from now, or 200 years from now. I don't see anything on the horizon today that's saying, 'Well, the spirituality line is gonna start to really accelerate [and] this other one (technological) is going to start to stop. And eventually, there's going to be an intersection of harmony where there's an integration of the two. I don't see...I can't possibly foresee that, I don't see it at all. So it's a big worry." (Steven Greer has said: "The [ETs] that are here, they'd be like Gandhi. No civilization that is capable of interstellar travel is allowed out of their solar system until they're peaceful. Otherwise, they're quarantined. But actually, we have technology that can go interstellar. We're not allowed to. And the reason is, we're still savages." ~Greer on his IG (I have no idea if that's true and neither does Greer.) Bigelow: "If you were an occupying...if you were another specie on another planet, a thinking specie of intelligence, and we had the capabilities to get to you, you should be damn concerned about the human race." Knapp. "Yeah. If I had that technology, I would not give it to us." Bigelow: "Yeah! Okay, you just said it. That's exactly right. You just said that. That is the big enchilada, right there. You just said it, that's the plate." (I want this tech shared with the world if it can help clean up our planet or advance our science and medicine. But if it can be used as a weapon, it's hard to argue with what Mr. B and Knapp said there. This assumes we've been able to reverse engineer certain aspects of the tech we allegedly have in our possession.)](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1896059907922936110/ext_tw_video_thumb/1895940899684921344/pu/img/HfozbzOChrkopUlf.jpg)
![#TAEMIN Global Spin Live at the Grammy Museum - Fan Questions segment [FULL] 🎙️Host: What was the first song you heard from Taemin? 💎Audience: [shouts a bunch of songs] 🐣Taemin: What is your guys’ favorite song? 💎Fan: NEMO! My cat is named Nemo! Taemin: Oh my cat is named Ggung! 1:55 🎙️Question 1: Do you get embarrassed listening to your own voice? [from Denise] 🐣Taemin: When I record my sexy songs like Sexuality, Criminal, something something, I have to acting more emotional—sexy vibe right? Sometimes very embarssed [demonstrates with the sexy part of Want] 2:55 🎙️Question 2: Taemin, your choreo is always so unique. What’s your favorite choreo that you’ve ever danced? [from Stasia] 🐣Taemin: Honestly my choreographer is in here, Kasper! His choreo is very cool but very hard and fast and aggressive, energetic, but I love that style. So for example—Advice. Recently my favorite song is Flame of Love. It’s Korean style, the moves are more contemporary style, that’s more interesting to me recently Lastly my favorite song is Criminal. That song is very conceptive and also choreographed by Kasper. 5:00 🎙️Question 3: What would you consider to be your greatest achievement in live? [from Emily] 🐣Taemin: When I was young I go to audition for…to be artist. So that is my very important moment. I did it! I debuted! 5:50 🎙️Question 4: What is your favorite pre-show ritual [from Gloria] 🐣Taemin: I always clean my teeth, it’s refreshing….and then recently I started consuming things that are a little sour like lemon juice. It helps with the bloating a little bit. And they said it helps with anxiety. 🎙️Host: It helps with bloating?? 🐣Taemin: ah yes!… ah…maybe? That is not… please search it please! [lololololol he was scared he was giving unproven medical advice] 7:20 🎙️Question 5: If you could collaborate with any artist globally who would it be and what kind of sound do you want to create together? [from Jihae] 🐣Taemin: Ah that’s what you’re curious about! There’s so many artist that I love so it’s really hard to pick one but maybe Billie Eilish? I love her attitude. She could draw in concentration even when she makes small sounds and in contrast I can do something much more energetic and maybe the contrast could create something very special. 9:00 🎙️Question 6: Do you ever sing or perform for your cats? 🐣Taemin: I put them on my lap and I maneuver them a little bit and they dance a little bit [Taemin demonstrates the song he sings them] 🎙️Host: Do you do it to your music or other people’s music? 🐣Taemin: It’s an improvised song! 🎙️Host: Are you gonna show these videos? 🐣Taemin: I don’t have hands to film it! Lol 10:15 🎙️Question 7: What’s the style of your new album? 🐣Taemin: You know just yesterday I was sorting through all the music that I wrote and it kind of gets categorized into 3 categories! We have songs that are really powerful and energetic, and songs that are really emotional and beautiful, and then the third category is a little different…maybe RnB? and now it’s something I have to think about how to present these all together. #TAEMIN_Grammy_Museum](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2013909144324166101/amplify_video_thumb/2013904017244770304/img/zR7HNv3JlclJpJ8w.jpg)
