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Now, unless you've studied general relativity that question probably seems quite opaque.

Michael Nielsen • Augmenting Long-Term Memory

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Is Anthropic's Claude Sonnet 3.5 All You Need - Vibe check

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Dedicated observer: If a program is new and very important or expensive, it may be worth the investment to have a dedicated observer in the room to watch the class dynamics.

James D. Kirkpatrick • Kirkpatrick's Four Levels of Training Evaluation

To sum it all up for the TL;DR crowd, here’s what we did:-Create consensus that there is a problem and alignment around pursuing a solution -Create a unified view of all existing work

sharedphysics.com • When Everything is Important But Nothing is Getting Done

Noise as intimation of future ordered states

Michael Garfield • RETURN | Substack

But they can’t even begin to explain how this quantum world works. As physicist James Trefil observed, “We’ve encountered an area of the universe our brains just aren’t wired to understand.”

Pam Grout • E-Squared: Nine Do-It-Yourself Energy Experiments That Prove Your Thoughts Create Your Reality

Two Aspects of the Observer Self: Truth and Love The practice of honest self-observation will teach us about truth and love: we learn total honesty with the self combined with total acceptance of the self.

Eva Pierrakos • The Undefended Self: Living the Pathwork

A principle widely held by physicists states that there is no such thing as a truly independent observer, that every act of perception, no matter how trivial, affects whatever is observed. Information theorists recognize a similar principle: every message, no matter how perfunctory, is carried by a medium that colors its meaning for the recipient.