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One hack I always thought would be fun is to set it up where one person’s computer would start getting 78 nanoseconds slower than the time beacon at random intervals, not enough of a difference to be noticeable at first but over time that computer would slowly get out of sync with everybody else. Their game play would lag – just a little – nanoseconds are small – but nanoseconds becomes microseconds become milliseconds, etc and things that depend on time (internet applications mostly) would just start getting odd little glitches now and again

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Here are the likely Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) numbers added in parentheses for each topic: Mathematics/Logic Spectrum – Pure Math: Set theory (511), graph theory (519.2), algebra (512), geometry (516), topology (514), calculus (515), analysis (515) – Applied Math: Numerical analysis (510), statistics (519.5), probability (519.2), optimization (519.7), control theory (629.8) – Formal Logic: Propositional logic (160), predicate logic (160), proof theory (511.3) Natural Sciences Spectrum – Physics: Mechanics (531), electrodynamics (537), thermodynamics (536), optics (535), relativity (530.11), quantum mechanics (530.12) – Chemistry: Organic chemistry (547), inorganic chemistry (546), analytical chemistry (543), physical chemistry (541), biochemistry (572) – Biology: Molecular biology (572), genetics (576), biochemistry (572), physiology (612), anatomy (611), ecology (577), evolution (576.8) – Earth Sciences: Geology (550), meteorology (551.5), oceanography (551.46), climatology (551.6), paleontology (560), astronomy (520) Social Sciences Spectrum – Psychology: Cognitive (153), social (302.5), developmental (155.4), clinical (616.89), behavioral (155.7) – Sociology: Theory (301), demography (304.6), criminology (364), social groups (305), institutions (301.04) – Anthropology: Cultural (306), linguistic (306.44), archaeological (930.1), biological (599), social (301.01) – Economics: Microeconomics (330.4), macroeconomics (339.5), game theory (330.01), behavioral (330.019) – Political Science: Political theory (320), comparative politics (320.9), international relations (327) Humanities Spectrum – History: Cultural (900), art (704), economic (330.9), political (320), military (355) – Philosophy: Metaphysics (110), epistemology (121), ethics (170), aesthetics (701), logic (160) – Literature: Poetry (808.1), novels (823), drama (822), literary theory (801.95), criticism (801) – Languages: Linguistics (410), semiotics (302.2), translation (418), interpretation (418) – Arts: Music theory (780.1), visual arts theory (701), theater (792), dance (793) Applied Fields Spectrum – Engineering: Mechanical (620), electrical (621.3), civil (624), chemical (660), biomedical (610) – Computer Science: Theory (004), software (005.3), systems (004.35), AI (006.3), HCI (006.3) – Medicine: Anatomy (611), physiology (612), pathology (616), diagnosis (616.07), treatment (615) – Business: Management (658), marketing (658.8), finance (332), accounting (657), operations research (658.4) – Education: Learning theories (370.15), instructional design (371.3), assessment (371.26), policy (379.1) Interdisciplinary Fields Spectrum – Cognitive Science: Psychology (150), neuroscience (612.8), linguistics (410), philosophy (128), computer science (006.3) – Environmental Studies: Biology (333.7), earth sciences (333.7), economics (333.7), policy (363.7), ethics (179) – Science and Technology Studies: History (509), philosophy (501), sociology (306.4) of science and technology – Bioethics: Biology (174), medicine (174), philosophy (174), law (174), policy (363.192) – Digital Humanities: Humanities (020.285), computer science (004), information science (020.285), librarianship (020.285)

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I am amazed at the code-generating/running GPT4. I fed it some large knowledge graphs I’d created in September 2021 and I had it create hybrid concepts where nodes intersected and THEN asked it to create MAXIMALLY chained hybrids, of which this HUGE one popped on, which means these are all connected concepts _somehow_. Now I can try to find out how.

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