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This is why we need to gate-keep science. Two pseudo-intellectuals thinking they discovered something deep, conflating >social attention >transformers attention >quantum physics observer (attention) These have nothing in common, other than the ambiguity of English language. Naked ladies on Instagram have nothing to do with a weighted average followed...

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