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In the midst of the Frontier AI conflict
I had another idea for an article today. Scientific in nature, but it is growing larger and more complex than I previously thought, and I am trying a new writing approach with the scientific writing.
As I stated in the article about my...
In memory of my grandmother
On Friday, September 4, at around 1156 hours, my grandmother passed away.
I contemplated whether I should write something or perhaps just mention it in the next article's comments section. But I had the impetus to do so. In case you haven’...
Language as a weapon - Part I
A bit of a delay in republishing for 2 reasons, which I will write about. Primarily, in the past 4 weeks, significant progress was made regarding this subject matter. For further specificity, Language and neurobiology, and Language Models....
The paradoxical nature of Interferon-Gamma in viral infections
Tomorrow is my grandmother’s 103rd birthday. So this article is for her in more ways than one.
Upon further contemplation, I decided to write this article in two parts, covering two distinct yet highly significant papers.
Before I republi...
Language - The Genocidal Organ
If you are wondering where I have been, read what I wrote in the comment section of this article. It is a bit important.
As stated in my previous article, I am doing something rare for my Substack, not merely linking past work as I usually...
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