Beaver 🦁

@Caaroliinaleiva whoever wants complete control over the peptide market and has a lot of money. So lots of people

@beaverd ok but who buying this

I've just published ~2 million MT1 and MT2 peptide analogs as §102 prior art with full pharmacology and synthesis protocols. This is clearcutting any future patents of this class of peptide. I chose MT1+2 as a demonstration because they are the least likely to be monetized, and the least useful. The reason for this is credibility, so there is little doubt when I say that I have about 98% of the patentable peptide analogs, all as high fidelity as the ones I just published, all with grade A markush filtering. In total it's about 140 million analogs across 87 classes. I've predicted about 600 of those to be S+ tier in terms of effectiveness, etc. Ozempic without the osteoporosis, things like this. I am not planning to publish any more analogs as prior art, but I could clearcut the entire peptide IP field. I think that would be foolish, so this catalog is available to purchase through inquiry on the coracle research website. I will only give this information to one buyer, biggest number wins, good luck! coracleresearch.com/research/07-me…

@notsofast we're not hiring but we'd hire you

@AlexJonesArchiv best to ever do it

@CogniCarbon "i ranked the goyim based on how well behaved they are"

I built a tool that ranks health influencers by how well their claims match 150,000 research papers. Here's the leaderboard. Will post more results soon!

@_0xHuCk I want to remain alive and avoid being unalived. That being the case I'm not going to wipe trillions in value off the peptide market

@beaverd Publish the full set and say fuck it

@theNOBSdentist yea good luck libtards! please give me a gajillion dollars now!

@beaverd Checkmate

"I lie down and sleep; I wake again, because the Lord sustains me" Psalms 3:5 Every moment, the Lord sustains me. Its all so wonderful

@Aelthemplaer there is no primordial chaos. its all a symphony. God created the heavens and the earth and they were without form.

@beaverd I think that's God working the primordial chaos

lemme blow your mind. Color is an abstraction. It doesn't exist in real life. In real life, the light we see is just wavelengths at different frequencies on a linear ramp. Our brains invent color from our cones, and our mixing of those primary colors is entirely abstract math our brains does entirely internal to itself. A mathematically logical delusion! But it gets crazier. Even though color is entirely abstract, and doesn't exist in reality, quark flavors obey these rules *we evolved without any basis in reality*. It just so happens the math our brain evolved to ad-hoc understand different wavelengths operates on the same rules of quarks, which we cannot see. Note, quarks obviously aren't actually those colors. They just map nicely onto our entirely made up differentiation of color. What's wild is that how quark flavors mix to build more complicated matter maps perfectly only how we understand different colors mixing, which are in reality just linear wavelength values. I'm probably not explaining it well, but take a moment to think about what I'm saying. It's frankly wild the math of the universe works at such radically different scales and worlds, despite being a made-up matrix our brain invented ad-hoc to understand what otherwise is a linear map.

@Tazerface16 no. people are retarded

People understand that LLMs aren't actually "thinking," right?

@Aelthemplaer "we evolved without any basis in reality"

@beaverd No no God did make things beautiful!

@JK28712220 what is taxonomy?

@beaverd are you trying to code taxonomy from first principles without knowing taxonomy?

I'm in so deep man we are far beyond vibe coding

@___flat__ it started from a hypothesis that an AI aligned with natural law would be more efficient, then i realized i need the math versions of natural law

@beaverd what is going on here beaver

all immigrants are what you call "rapefugees" who left their home (where they would be raped) to come to America (so they could rape) its rape arbitrage. like a man going tranny to win more in sports

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@JackHammerLane synapses firing don't produce consciousness. And even if they did, the differences between the two processes are literally innumerable

@beaverd Prove there's a difference between this and your synapses firing.

AI is an algorithm, a sort of line that goes through overparameterized systems and finds the relations between them. frontier models brute force this relation finding with more compute. its not magic, boomers are just complete retards. Its not even generative or plastic.

no accumulation of 3rd person parameters yields 1st person experience. the hard problem is a gap of kind, binary. We don't say protein folding AI which has basically the same structure (as an LLM) is conscious despite them being the same mechanism, why would we think LLM's are too. Its just a result of overparameterization, the variable being parameters. Qualia requires plasticity and a standing wave of sorts, AI isn't even 1% of this, really its 0% because its binary. I'd agree the "line of best fit" thinking is important but you must consider what the line tracts and the parameters of the system. LLM's use words, which are a reduced form of this qualia aspect, like a lower fidelity version of the structure. The useful work that the relations output is nice but its just machine learning with words.

I think it's fair to say we do not understand the machinery (and in my opinion, the unexplainable spiritual dynamic) behind our sentience. if you've ever watched someone die of dementia, you know to some extent there's a hardware component. so much of consciousness is subconscious and patterned "line of best fit" thinking is probably a large part of it lol

@KcorSedud human consciousness is not a black box. you are a human, you are conscious (allegedly) you can think about it enough to know the fine line

@beaverd human consciousness is very much a black box and the brain really does operate like a series of interconnected models whose various specialized data processing loops are synthesized by executive functions. i think the danger is, maybe that's all wetware is at the end of the day