Ironic coming from a member of an endangered species.
And one that essentially remains in its juvenile form instead of undergoing metamorphosis
They can morph when they feel like it, no need to rush them.
I've heard that it usually kills them when it happens though. They didn't really evolve to be able to do it and live life as adult terrestrial salamanders.
Same
Agreed. Also, does the axolotl mean anything?
Edit: Also since this is the closest post that I've found related to this topic. Is anyone here interested in a community where people make story-based forecasts for the future of something true today but won't be in the future? Here is an example I did recently
Also, does the axolotl mean anything?
I think it's just because they have derpy, cute faces.
Teeny tiny axolotl
There is really not a lottle
Of you. Not a jot or tittle
So I'll call you axolitl
Probably unrelated but Axolotl is the the most used tool to fine-tune models by the AI community/researchers
It'd be cool to see a community about it, for sure!
Is this a tautology?
nah. "what currently exists must necessarily exist". it adds the "must", as in, "the world could not be otherwise." that statement alone is not contained in "what currently exists" so adding the "must" thus develops the statement further rather than just redoubling it.
*ayxylytyl
Capitalists talking about nature, ecology, and planet earth.
Is this from inspirobot?
The opposing force is the idea that whatever exists is the result of luck, bad judgement, random choices or ill intent, rather than inherent or inevitable consequence.
It's not linear. History is one of those machines with the balls that fall down randomly and form a bell curve.
inherent or inevitable consequence
Can you give an example?
For example, the seeming contradiction between the values good people claim to pursue in life and the contradictions to those they're willing to tollerate.
That's not a product of the modern deceptions of a globalised economy as some have claimed, it's a product of the way humans are not capable of including the whole world in sense of what's real
And why do you think that? That's quite a sweeping statement.
This thought occurs to me every time I hear a U2 song play in the grocery store.
There's truth to this, but it's very hyperbolically and pretentiously presented.
Ironic coming from a member of an endangered species.
And one that essentially remains in its juvenile form instead of undergoing metamorphosis
They can morph when they feel like it, no need to rush them.
I've heard that it usually kills them when it happens though. They didn't really evolve to be able to do it and live life as adult terrestrial salamanders.
Same
Agreed. Also, does the axolotl mean anything?
Edit: Also since this is the closest post that I've found related to this topic. Is anyone here interested in a community where people make story-based forecasts for the future of something true today but won't be in the future? Here is an example I did recently
I think it's just because they have derpy, cute faces.
Probably unrelated but Axolotl is the the most used tool to fine-tune models by the AI community/researchers
It'd be cool to see a community about it, for sure!
Is this a tautology?
nah. "what currently exists must necessarily exist". it adds the "must", as in, "the world could not be otherwise." that statement alone is not contained in "what currently exists" so adding the "must" thus develops the statement further rather than just redoubling it.
*ayxylytyl
Capitalists talking about nature, ecology, and planet earth.
Is this from inspirobot?
The opposing force is the idea that whatever exists is the result of luck, bad judgement, random choices or ill intent, rather than inherent or inevitable consequence.
It's not linear. History is one of those machines with the balls that fall down randomly and form a bell curve.
Can you give an example?
For example, the seeming contradiction between the values good people claim to pursue in life and the contradictions to those they're willing to tollerate.
That's not a product of the modern deceptions of a globalised economy as some have claimed, it's a product of the way humans are not capable of including the whole world in sense of what's real
And why do you think that? That's quite a sweeping statement.
This thought occurs to me every time I hear a U2 song play in the grocery store.
There's truth to this, but it's very hyperbolically and pretentiously presented.