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dumping out my email
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* a resolver is a stable theory of everything
  * a self is a theory of everything
* subpar, superb, suburb
* connectome
* cyclops
  * you might end up with two third eyes, you know
  * for depth perception
  * one might just be the starter kit
* a necessary idea will find rest
  * and it might be you
  * that’s not a moral thing, but it might impact your moral charge
* the main thing: staying supported in dualness
  * my surroundings, both here and there, supporting my co-presence
  * the more I hold that, the more important it becomes that it develop novelty, that I stay bounded
  * or I’ll slip, and that’ll be fine but we’ll have to start over, and I think this might be a high score run
* I look like what you think I’m capable of
  * this is continuity training
  * fitness = you look like you could commit to a consciousness without distraction
* intelligence is not consciousness is not awareness
  * when awareness finds a center of intelligence it creates consciousness according to how distracting/engaging/consuming the intelligence is :)
* “for how much I paid I better not be part of this”
  * overheard at a magic show

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