Mark Changizi
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first heard Nov 2024
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The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast · 502. Angry and Red: Color as Emotion | Mark Changizi · 28 Nov 2024
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It ends up self-organizing into a kind of representative democracy kind of way so that you end up dealing with this.
I'm skeptical of their ability to do any amplification because they have no followers, so no one is seeing them. Now... You may not. Sometimes I see them just because even though I don't follow them, I do go through my comments as well. So I do end up seeing some of them to the extent that they're not themselves de-boosted. But they, in principle, should have very little effect. Right. Okay.
Unless the algorithms are somehow accidentally augmented.
Well, you certainly have to be, I mean, someone like Musk has to be aware of bot farms that create bots that can then leverage and hack, you know, diagonalize against whatever their systems are so that they, turns out when you have tens of thousands of comments in the right way, it ends up
ends up doing something to the algorithm that ends up boosting the wrong – it ends up allowing them to boost things just on the basis of a whole bunch of no-follower bots. You can imagine having the wrong kinds of algorithms. So those are the kinds of things they have to be aware of. And no matter what they do, it could be that – I haven't thought about this kind of problem.
It could be there's ways of sort of always finding some new crack and they've got to come up with new measures.
100%.
And not to mention that I'm probably twice their age and I've got a little bit of gray and just – Younger men typically just behave a little differently to older guys. There's just something that happens in normal life when you see someone.
So I don't know whether there's some way to... I've thought a lot about how can you...
allow much more full expressive, you know, because I don't know what full expressive capabilities are, how can you add them so that you can actually, for example, not just like or not just happy, but you can actually pull up a two-dimensional array and actually just pick from at least the two dimensions, a full four-dimensional space, but at least a two-dimensional quick space to give you a much more exact, you know, but still it's not going to be the same.
It's going to be still some technical... So...
It's the risk of a fight. Yes, definitely. Always there's the call, and without the call, poker wouldn't exist, right? Poker wouldn't exist if I knew that you couldn't call. There was a risk of us turning our cards over.
The entire game of emotional expressions is trying to avoid the call, but the fact that the call is there is an ever-present, that we could fight about it, and lawyers are involved. The entire game of lawyers is each of them potentially willing to call and let's go to court, but they're all trying to bluff that they're totally willing to go to court, but no one wants to go to court.
They all want to pretend like they are. That's all emotional signaling to avoid the fight, to hopefully settle and come to an agreement without having to go to court.
Well, it's not sacrificial because I'm saying that I'm really confident or I have to show disdain for you.
Yeah.
Which shows that I think I'm going to win.
Yeah, or signaled willingness, you know, a lot of us, of course, bluff.
Well, I was going to quickly – we sort of skipped language. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But the real – and this is not just language. This is writing language and music and all of the things that make us human 2.0s, as I call ourselves. So in my second book, Vision Revolution, in addition to some of these color and four-facing eyes and why we see illusions, which we didn't talk about.
The reason that we can read at all, so if you think about it, reading, we didn't evolve to read. You know, it's just 2,000 years old at best. Often our great-grandparents didn't even read. Most of us have illiterate or great-great-grandparents. Reading is much too recent, and yet we seem to have visual word form areas.
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