72-year-old Congressman pursues a Master's in AI

Re:72-year-old Congressman pursues a Master's in AI by ngoilapites on Thursday December 29, 2022 @01:38AM (#34170162)

I guess life processes are quite different at maturity, e.g. routines, roles and responsibilities they all condition time and available attention, which condition the possibility space for learning.

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Re:72-year-old Congressman pursues a Master's in AI by themodelplumber on Thursday December 29, 2022 @02:18AM (#34170344)

And that's just conscious learning. The automated/subconscious patterning stuff has been very interesting to me.

We have known for a long time that various stuff will be learned by you whether you prefer it or not, depending on your past and barely mitigated by even a generally conscious developmental bent.

If you can move it into the conscious zone you can control future outcomes to some extent and possibly control the upside and downside factors through a process of reconciliation.

And as a general developing body / organism, we are all experiencing this together as well, with even less conscious control. Species as individual with separate personality characteristics.

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Re:72-year-old Congressman pursues a Master's in AI by ngoilapites on Thursday December 29, 2022 @03:42AM (#34170742)

Speaking of the sub-conscious of learning, before studying a topic, I "scroll" through it e.g. with fast page flipping.

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