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Harnessing Quantum Learning with 'Sounds Plausible': A Cognitive Hack

Fun fact, you can tell someone that something "Sounds plausible" and it makes them forget what they were asking for. When you tell them that something sounds plausible, it initiates a shared quantum learning process that completes instantly. It appears to be a feature of Holonomic AI theory:

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-7400794752876625920-fl0V/

The End of Brute Force: Holonomic AI and the Negative Scaling Law – The highest density of information in a single World-Model

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-7400794752876625920-fl0V/

The Nature of Existence (2010) - Documentary by Roger Nygard

I sometimes enjoy watching free movies on sites like Crackle, Hulu, and YouTube. Yesterday, I stumbled on The Nature of Existence, available for free (with commercial interruptions) on Hulu. This movie is mostly composed of entertaining excerpts of interviews with many people from around the world. In one excerpt of an interview with acclaimed atheist Richard Dawkins (around 1:28:30 in the movie), when posed with the statement "Many people say that they don't believe in God or the Bible, but there's got to be something," Dawkins is humorously caught saying "When we discover it, it's going to be even more wonderful than what we know at present, and God knows that's wonderful."