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billslugg

Joined: Nov 19, 2021

Last seen: 20 minutes ago Viewing thread The birth of the Quantum Convergence Threshold (QCT):

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- billslugg reacted to Geoff Dann's post in the thread The birth of the Quantum Convergence Threshold (QCT): with Like.
  
  Just to make this even clearer, what this is saying is that reality as we understand it did not begin at the big bang and proceed...
  
  Today at 7:43 AM
- billslugg replied to the thread The birth of the Quantum Convergence Threshold (QCT):.
  
  There are a lot of "same day as they joined" posts with long theses. They seem to be treating SDC as a publisher for their ideas...
  
  Yesterday at 9:59 PM
- billslugg replied to the thread Question Can LLM's theories be banned?.
  
  Your response is a valuable addition to the rich back and forth of stimulating ideas in an open forum.
  
  Yesterday at 9:54 PM
- billslugg replied to the thread Question Can LLM's theories be banned?.
  
  I agree the source is irrelevant. Didn't the benzene ring come from a dream of a snake holding his tail? Similarly, AI can point us in a...
  
  Yesterday at 9:48 PM
- billslugg replied to the thread Question Can LLM's theories be banned?.
  
  We understand AI is capable of brilliance and silliness. The problem is sorting one from the other. No one seems to be able to do that.
  
  Yesterday at 4:57 PM
- billslugg replied to the thread Question Can LLM's theories be banned?.
  
  I'm sure most of the data is pretty good. Unfortunately, this is what gets us into problems. One of the prerequisites for trusting an AI...
  
  Yesterday at 3:05 PM
- billslugg replied to the thread Universal Motion Theory.
  
  Use whatever you want, just make sure it is labelled as AI. Then it is responsible for errors and your cred is intact. Claim it as your...
  
  Yesterday at 2:38 PM
- billslugg replied to the thread Universal Motion Theory.
  
  Here is a study from MIT showing how use of LLM results in poor understanding. A better understanding comes from doing your own...
  
  Yesterday at 10:46 AM
- billslugg replied to the thread Universal Motion Theory.
  
  Yes, it is true we need to keep up or be left behind. However, if you are leading me down an LLM generated rosy path, I want to be left...
  
  Yesterday at 8:37 AM
- billslugg replied to the thread Universal Motion Theory.
  
  As long as it is reviewed by a human it is no longer suspect. The problem is you can't tell what has been reviewed and what has not. If...
  
  Thursday at 11:22 PM
- billslugg replied to the thread Universal Motion Theory.
  
  LLM's assume all scraped input is true. LLM output is "generated" and is a weighted average of what it was fed. LLM cannot quote and...
  
  Thursday at 9:49 PM
- billslugg replied to the thread Keeping The ISS In Orbit.
  
  Yes, ISS is in a vacuum, which is very good for preservation, however it is also subject to cosmic radiation that we don't have on...
  
  Jun 11, 2025
- billslugg replied to the thread Light in the existence.
  
  No EM wave exists without a moving charge somewhere. EM cannot exist in a static framework. If light was stationary and we were moving...
  
  Jun 11, 2025
- billslugg replied to the thread We've got a new mystery on our hands': Titan's weird wobble just got even stranger.
  
  The atmosphere of Titan is very thick, about 900 km. If the atmosphere were to be set into motion by an external force such that it...
  
  Jun 10, 2025
- billslugg replied to the thread NASA raises the odds that an asteroid could hit the moon in 2032.
  
  If such a huge impact were to occur, we would undoubtedly have a large array of seismometers on the Moon's surface. This would allow a...
  
  Jun 9, 2025
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