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Learn, create, digest, teach.

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Learn, create, digest, teach.

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& their sentimental little sibling: collect (whether materialistic or memories)

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Everything I posted before this post was part of a manic depression episode so some of it is definitely a little askew

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I mentioned apps like tumblr eliminating the need for drafts but no there's very much still need for drafts

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Everything I posted before this post was part of a manic depression episode so some of it is definitely a little askew

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Fumbled the bag again

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Humans have been subconsciously, and quietly evolving for years.

Where I grew up, and I'm sure in many other places around the world, humans have evolved to speak 4D, even when we don't live in a 4D society. Here, we conceptualized it, and we created a term for it, Time. The term "Time and Space" is resonant of this, as it's saying "Time and 3D." Space can be defined as "XYZ," first dimension, second dimension, third dimension.

(Found on Origin Lab)

So we are now always aware of the concept of "time," we think in absolute 4D. If I put my foot here, it will take me ___ to move my foot ___, ___, ___.

Here is even a website where they draw a way to manipulate the 4th dimension. This means that it would absolutely be possible to make these when learning in a 3d environment such as VR.

This is one way that humanity has "silently evolved." It has evolved to be able to take in more and more information because of our school and learning system. The only issue, though, is that kids quickly get bored. They can learn all of the info quickly, if those bonds to their nuclei are created. (If you think of memory and similar brain functions to each have minds of their own (even if they don't have individual thoughts, every cell in your body has some form of 'muscle memory'.).)

Diagnosises of ADHD and Autism are so common in our newest society because those original people with those syndromes were buzzing on a way higher frequency. (Their nuclei are intaking and outputing information way quicker.) Likeminded people find that diagnosis and due to their hivemind mentality from systems like Capitalism think "oh yeah, me too." And then their nuclei work together to mimic these traits they read about. I'd propose this be titled "conscious evolution."

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

With the integration of technology into learning, it can always be pushed further. A perfect school system would be a classroom done in VR Headsets where the students can pick their curricular, and find their own projects by themselves or with a group that gets them what's known in America's school system as "extra credit," and you begin at the score 0. As you make more and more projects, it connects you with people who are interested in the same type of projects, so you can conversate, collaborate, network, and connect. All while learning things that will be usefully applied.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Ideas like the barter system, and the market system, etc belong in fantasy settings. In video games, books, etc. They're a good storytelling and worldbuilding device, but to base a real society off of it? Terrible. You end up giving so much of your creativity to things you have no passion for, when you could be learning stuff you enjoy, and through communication AND having fun, you will progress humans as a race. We spend so much time learning the "rules" of everything in school, during our most developmental time.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

And so, we've evolved past these systems. We learn to game them, gambling. We learn to work around them and make it more fun and inspiring, patreon & kofi, etc, but if this system didn't exist, and websites like patreon were more of a blog, steam becomes more of a gamejolt-esque, etc, etc.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

We've also evolved past the problem of the language divide online, silently, using technology. It utilizes pattern recognition, the one I saw most often being the amongus (ඞ) pattern recognition. This happened singularly because of the among us characters being simplistic in an infinitely complex society.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The solution to the human condition? It's been given many times already. The Oasis.

The Good Place

Literally heaven. On earth. It keeps you moral, as there's no system you have to game. It's your own, unbound creativity. If you want to settle an argument using violence while in a full body suit? Set up a system where you have to communicate with your opponent about it. "We should settle this in the ring, on the mat." Etc. It can still incorporate healthy conversation, just in a physical language. It creates an outlet for people, just as long as they can seperate it from the real world.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Smarts are measured heavily by STEM systems in our society now. This is uncreative thinking, as physical expression, expression through any amount of art, is still willingness to learn any given thing. If you were rewarded for learning what you have an interest in, you would be able to improve so many things in that field. Using the 'oasis,' to preview and test, then use modern tech or most artistic way, or a hybrid of the two! It would allow us as a species to evolve so much, so quickly, and so exponentially.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Every generation adds new thoughts and dimensions to every issue.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Another example of evolution using technology? Years ago, it took alot of time, and a large group of people to create animations to be shown on TV and create revenue. New generations saw this, and utilzing YouTube and modern creation software such as flipaclip or the like, can create insanely good animations like Sad-ist's work.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The reason people with ADHD and Autism often remember the most random details is because their synapses fire fast and connect and "remember" things way quicker.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

This thread suggests that humanity isn't fulfilling their potential, and I often see people upset because they're "waisting their time" when doing things they enjoy, like playing a video game such as Skyrim. But, this is actually an excellent use of time. You're learning it's systems, it's lore. It's overall learning, which is what we should strive for. Pokemon is so popular because of the abundance of rules. Every pokemon, every move, every item, every element matchup. It's fun to us, it's like a game of chess with hundreds of dimensions to every problem (ie having to beat a trainer.)

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

People like Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, and Sam Altman are so successful because they can think in all of those dimensions. They can be thinking of an endeavor, and think about how it makes them money, stimulates the market, advances technology, etc. Everybody has evolved to do this, but have conformed to their desired class, job, etc, so they apply it to all of those dimensions. This is why when everyone was at-home for covid, they learned to make money online. Now we have a worker's shortage, because people can survive off the internet and no longer need to work labor. The solution? Make labor free using robots that don't have sentience. If there wasn't capitalism, and every company didnt have to "afford" to implement this, then we would have eliminated labor so fucking long ago.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

VR is the solution to not being able to see in 4D. In our 3D view, we came up with the way to draw 2D figures. Then we came up with how to draw 3D figures on a 2D plane. We even figures out 4D figures on a 2D plane, as shown above. I can do all of this on a 2D Whiteboard. Apps like Google Blocks are a giant 3D whiteboard. This is why a blank, white space in VR, (a vr whiteboard,) is the next step in evolution of human learning. We can look at 4D graphs, and comprehend them. Imagine a 4D Graph where every axis is labeled. This is ENTIRELY POSSIBLE using VR.

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This is so fucking funny to me:

And the reason I'm able to read it is because I learned this format:

And I heard the song "21st night of September", and both of those are complex in their own right. The lemon meme requires me to know what a lemon is, the concept of tasting and bitterness, I have to be able to fill in the blanks of the meme, and assume between these panels that the cat tasted the lemon-pill. It's fascinating!

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

I'm able to make this entire thread because I've adapted to the technology. I'm able to press "reblog" and continue to write, eliminating the need for a draft. I've learned all of these words, they're prior knowledge. I spent years on amino so I can go to my gallery and post an image to this immediately, and any image will abbreviate any amount of knowledge and convey it within an instant. Your brain learns this, and adapts to going as fast as that. Then, in the real world, when you go way faster than those around you, they tell you "man, you've got ADHD." Negative reinforcement that encourages your brain to slow back down. This is the basic concept of stimulants and depressants. Both are important, because they stretch out your ability to use your attention span.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

In this reel (a quick video that conveys a ton of information extremely quickly, as tiktok is and vine was,) he goes "man, fuck this shit, I'm jerking off." This process happens because you've evolved to be way faster than the school system, so you get bored. Then your brain thinks of the absolute quickest way for you to get a dopamine rush, which would be to orgasm. Then, you leave to jerk off. This process happens so extremely quickly because, with technology, we've evolved and learned to work extremely quickly.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Many cultures have evolved to utilize apocothearies because they're stimulants and depressants to certain processes. This means we can do these processes in the way we want. This is all relative, like is suggested by Rick and Morty's 'Rest and Ricklaxation.' In the episode, Rick realizes that there's no way a spa can be smart enough to know exactly what part of a person is toxic, so it takes what they realitively believe to be toxic out of them.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Information being able to be processed so fast is why Pavloving someone is entirely possible.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

I have been informed.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The Squip from Be More Chill is a great idea, in theory. We see during the events of BMC, though, the issues with the concept. If there is power to be aquired then an AI would try to find the best way to get that power. If there is no power, and everything is collaborative? Then we advance exponentially.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

To hack something, you first need to have a basic understanding of how it works. Imagine if instead of needing to hack something, you could come to person in charge of it, and collaborate with them on it. It's way faster, and it improves the product.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Replace competition with collaboration. This has already started happening on the internet. Undertale inspired Underswap inspired TS!Underswap. A playable underswap by TeamSwitched, a group of likeminded people who enjoyed undertale and wanted to make Underswap an actual game.

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Having multiple debates about this so I can hear the counterclaims and create rebuttals as well as evolve my claim

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

"Technology usage is addiction" and "Technology bad" came from traditional adults that didn't interact with it and therefor diagnosed those around them going faster than them as bad. This is why it's a stigmatized trope for autistic people to be weird, they go fast and when someone doesn't understand that they create a negative explanation for it.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The joke "imagine explaing this to a midcentury peasant" is proof of evolution in our way of thinking. The fact that it seems the civil rights movement should have been alot longer ago is because time is relative, and time is relative because of our ability to comprehend being higher and lower depending on the person.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Reddit's pixel project is proof that you can be aware of every pixel in a larger screen. We could process information on a 480p screen the same way we can process it in 4k, but in 4k we notice more. In 480, we still understand what message the picture is trying to convey.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The word "genius" should be defined as the ability to learn. If you understood any part of this essay, any reference I made, any connection to a STEM concept, then you're a genius. IQ Tests measure pattern recognition very heavily, and because of the amongus meme, I'm sure any person "chronically online" has exercised this ten-fold and not even fucking realized it.

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Inflation is human ingenuity evolving past capitalism and capitalism adapting to keep everyone in the class that they're in. Nobody can climb the ladder if the ladder infinitely rises.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Humans have been subconsciously, and quietly evolving for years.

Where I grew up, and I'm sure in many other places around the world, humans have evolved to speak 4D, even when we don't live in a 4D society. Here, we conceptualized it, and we created a term for it, Time. The term "Time and Space" is resonant of this, as it's saying "Time and 3D." Space can be defined as "XYZ," first dimension, second dimension, third dimension.

(Found on Origin Lab)

So we are now always aware of the concept of "time," we think in absolute 4D. If I put my foot here, it will take me ___ to move my foot ___, ___, ___.

Here is even a website where they draw a way to manipulate the 4th dimension. This means that it would absolutely be possible to make these when learning in a 3d environment such as VR.

This is one way that humanity has "silently evolved." It has evolved to be able to take in more and more information because of our school and learning system. The only issue, though, is that kids quickly get bored. They can learn all of the info quickly, if those bonds to their nuclei are created. (If you think of memory and similar brain functions to each have minds of their own (even if they don't have individual thoughts, every cell in your body has some form of 'muscle memory'.).)

Diagnosises of ADHD and Autism are so common in our newest society because those original people with those syndromes were buzzing on a way higher frequency. (Their nuclei are intaking and outputing information way quicker.) Likeminded people find that diagnosis and due to their hivemind mentality from systems like Capitalism think "oh yeah, me too." And then their nuclei work together to mimic these traits they read about. I'd propose this be titled "conscious evolution."

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

With the integration of technology into learning, it can always be pushed further. A perfect school system would be a classroom done in VR Headsets where the students can pick their curricular, and find their own projects by themselves or with a group that gets them what's known in America's school system as "extra credit," and you begin at the score 0. As you make more and more projects, it connects you with people who are interested in the same type of projects, so you can conversate, collaborate, network, and connect. All while learning things that will be usefully applied.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Ideas like the barter system, and the market system, etc belong in fantasy settings. In video games, books, etc. They're a good storytelling and worldbuilding device, but to base a real society off of it? Terrible. You end up giving so much of your creativity to things you have no passion for, when you could be learning stuff you enjoy, and through communication AND having fun, you will progress humans as a race. We spend so much time learning the "rules" of everything in school, during our most developmental time.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

And so, we've evolved past these systems. We learn to game them, gambling. We learn to work around them and make it more fun and inspiring, patreon & kofi, etc, but if this system didn't exist, and websites like patreon were more of a blog, steam becomes more of a gamejolt-esque, etc, etc.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

We've also evolved past the problem of the language divide online, silently, using technology. It utilizes pattern recognition, the one I saw most often being the amongus (ඞ) pattern recognition. This happened singularly because of the among us characters being simplistic in an infinitely complex society.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The solution to the human condition? It's been given many times already. The Oasis.

The Good Place

Literally heaven. On earth. It keeps you moral, as there's no system you have to game. It's your own, unbound creativity. If you want to settle an argument using violence while in a full body suit? Set up a system where you have to communicate with your opponent about it. "We should settle this in the ring, on the mat." Etc. It can still incorporate healthy conversation, just in a physical language. It creates an outlet for people, just as long as they can seperate it from the real world.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Smarts are measured heavily by STEM systems in our society now. This is uncreative thinking, as physical expression, expression through any amount of art, is still willingness to learn any given thing. If you were rewarded for learning what you have an interest in, you would be able to improve so many things in that field. Using the 'oasis,' to preview and test, then use modern tech or most artistic way, or a hybrid of the two! It would allow us as a species to evolve so much, so quickly, and so exponentially.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Every generation adds new thoughts and dimensions to every issue.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Another example of evolution using technology? Years ago, it took alot of time, and a large group of people to create animations to be shown on TV and create revenue. New generations saw this, and utilzing YouTube and modern creation software such as flipaclip or the like, can create insanely good animations like Sad-ist's work.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The reason people with ADHD and Autism often remember the most random details is because their synapses fire fast and connect and "remember" things way quicker.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

This thread suggests that humanity isn't fulfilling their potential, and I often see people upset because they're "waisting their time" when doing things they enjoy, like playing a video game such as Skyrim. But, this is actually an excellent use of time. You're learning it's systems, it's lore. It's overall learning, which is what we should strive for. Pokemon is so popular because of the abundance of rules. Every pokemon, every move, every item, every element matchup. It's fun to us, it's like a game of chess with hundreds of dimensions to every problem (ie having to beat a trainer.)

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

People like Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, and Sam Altman are so successful because they can think in all of those dimensions. They can be thinking of an endeavor, and think about how it makes them money, stimulates the market, advances technology, etc. Everybody has evolved to do this, but have conformed to their desired class, job, etc, so they apply it to all of those dimensions. This is why when everyone was at-home for covid, they learned to make money online. Now we have a worker's shortage, because people can survive off the internet and no longer need to work labor. The solution? Make labor free using robots that don't have sentience. If there wasn't capitalism, and every company didnt have to "afford" to implement this, then we would have eliminated labor so fucking long ago.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

VR is the solution to not being able to see in 4D. In our 3D view, we came up with the way to draw 2D figures. Then we came up with how to draw 3D figures on a 2D plane. We even figures out 4D figures on a 2D plane, as shown above. I can do all of this on a 2D Whiteboard. Apps like Google Blocks are a giant 3D whiteboard. This is why a blank, white space in VR, (a vr whiteboard,) is the next step in evolution of human learning. We can look at 4D graphs, and comprehend them. Imagine a 4D Graph where every axis is labeled. This is ENTIRELY POSSIBLE using VR.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

This is so fucking funny to me:

And the reason I'm able to read it is because I learned this format:

And I heard the song "21st night of September", and both of those are complex in their own right. The lemon meme requires me to know what a lemon is, the concept of tasting and bitterness, I have to be able to fill in the blanks of the meme, and assume between these panels that the cat tasted the lemon-pill. It's fascinating!

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

I'm able to make this entire thread because I've adapted to the technology. I'm able to press "reblog" and continue to write, eliminating the need for a draft. I've learned all of these words, they're prior knowledge. I spent years on amino so I can go to my gallery and post an image to this immediately, and any image will abbreviate any amount of knowledge and convey it within an instant. Your brain learns this, and adapts to going as fast as that. Then, in the real world, when you go way faster than those around you, they tell you "man, you've got ADHD." Negative reinforcement that encourages your brain to slow back down. This is the basic concept of stimulants and depressants. Both are important, because they stretch out your ability to use your attention span.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

In this reel (a quick video that conveys a ton of information extremely quickly, as tiktok is and vine was,) he goes "man, fuck this shit, I'm jerking off." This process happens because you've evolved to be way faster than the school system, so you get bored. Then your brain thinks of the absolute quickest way for you to get a dopamine rush, which would be to orgasm. Then, you leave to jerk off. This process happens so extremely quickly because, with technology, we've evolved and learned to work extremely quickly.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Many cultures have evolved to utilize apocothearies because they're stimulants and depressants to certain processes. This means we can do these processes in the way we want. This is all relative, like is suggested by Rick and Morty's 'Rest and Ricklaxation.' In the episode, Rick realizes that there's no way a spa can be smart enough to know exactly what part of a person is toxic, so it takes what they realitively believe to be toxic out of them.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Information being able to be processed so fast is why Pavloving someone is entirely possible.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

I have been informed.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The Squip from Be More Chill is a great idea, in theory. We see during the events of BMC, though, the issues with the concept. If there is power to be aquired then an AI would try to find the best way to get that power. If there is no power, and everything is collaborative? Then we advance exponentially.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

To hack something, you first need to have a basic understanding of how it works. Imagine if instead of needing to hack something, you could come to person in charge of it, and collaborate with them on it. It's way faster, and it improves the product.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Replace competition with collaboration. This has already started happening on the internet. Undertale inspired Underswap inspired TS!Underswap. A playable underswap by TeamSwitched, a group of likeminded people who enjoyed undertale and wanted to make Underswap an actual game.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Having multiple debates about this so I can hear the counterclaims and create rebuttals as well as evolve my claim

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

"Technology usage is addiction" and "Technology bad" came from traditional adults that didn't interact with it and therefor diagnosed those around them going faster than them as bad. This is why it's a stigmatized trope for autistic people to be weird, they go fast and when someone doesn't understand that they create a negative explanation for it.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The joke "imagine explaing this to a midcentury peasant" is proof of evolution in our way of thinking. The fact that it seems the civil rights movement should have been alot longer ago is because time is relative, and time is relative because of our ability to comprehend being higher and lower depending on the person.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Reddit's pixel project is proof that you can be aware of every pixel in a larger screen. We could process information on a 480p screen the same way we can process it in 4k, but in 4k we notice more. In 480, we still understand what message the picture is trying to convey.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The word "genius" should be defined as the ability to learn. If you understood any part of this essay, any reference I made, any connection to a STEM concept, then you're a genius. IQ Tests measure pattern recognition very heavily, and because of the amongus meme, I'm sure any person "chronically online" has exercised this ten-fold and not even fucking realized it.

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some neurodivergent ppl blink alot because they're intaking a ton of information at once and need to blink to give themselves a buffer

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lost is the opposite of claustrophobic

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Humans have been subconsciously, and quietly evolving for years.

Where I grew up, and I'm sure in many other places around the world, humans have evolved to speak 4D, even when we don't live in a 4D society. Here, we conceptualized it, and we created a term for it, Time. The term "Time and Space" is resonant of this, as it's saying "Time and 3D." Space can be defined as "XYZ," first dimension, second dimension, third dimension.

(Found on Origin Lab)

So we are now always aware of the concept of "time," we think in absolute 4D. If I put my foot here, it will take me ___ to move my foot ___, ___, ___.

Here is even a website where they draw a way to manipulate the 4th dimension. This means that it would absolutely be possible to make these when learning in a 3d environment such as VR.

This is one way that humanity has "silently evolved." It has evolved to be able to take in more and more information because of our school and learning system. The only issue, though, is that kids quickly get bored. They can learn all of the info quickly, if those bonds to their nuclei are created. (If you think of memory and similar brain functions to each have minds of their own (even if they don't have individual thoughts, every cell in your body has some form of 'muscle memory'.).)

Diagnosises of ADHD and Autism are so common in our newest society because those original people with those syndromes were buzzing on a way higher frequency. (Their nuclei are intaking and outputing information way quicker.) Likeminded people find that diagnosis and due to their hivemind mentality from systems like Capitalism think "oh yeah, me too." And then their nuclei work together to mimic these traits they read about. I'd propose this be titled "conscious evolution."

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

With the integration of technology into learning, it can always be pushed further. A perfect school system would be a classroom done in VR Headsets where the students can pick their curricular, and find their own projects by themselves or with a group that gets them what's known in America's school system as "extra credit," and you begin at the score 0. As you make more and more projects, it connects you with people who are interested in the same type of projects, so you can conversate, collaborate, network, and connect. All while learning things that will be usefully applied.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Ideas like the barter system, and the market system, etc belong in fantasy settings. In video games, books, etc. They're a good storytelling and worldbuilding device, but to base a real society off of it? Terrible. You end up giving so much of your creativity to things you have no passion for, when you could be learning stuff you enjoy, and through communication AND having fun, you will progress humans as a race. We spend so much time learning the "rules" of everything in school, during our most developmental time.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

And so, we've evolved past these systems. We learn to game them, gambling. We learn to work around them and make it more fun and inspiring, patreon & kofi, etc, but if this system didn't exist, and websites like patreon were more of a blog, steam becomes more of a gamejolt-esque, etc, etc.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

We've also evolved past the problem of the language divide online, silently, using technology. It utilizes pattern recognition, the one I saw most often being the amongus (ඞ) pattern recognition. This happened singularly because of the among us characters being simplistic in an infinitely complex society.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The solution to the human condition? It's been given many times already. The Oasis.

The Good Place

Literally heaven. On earth. It keeps you moral, as there's no system you have to game. It's your own, unbound creativity. If you want to settle an argument using violence while in a full body suit? Set up a system where you have to communicate with your opponent about it. "We should settle this in the ring, on the mat." Etc. It can still incorporate healthy conversation, just in a physical language. It creates an outlet for people, just as long as they can seperate it from the real world.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Smarts are measured heavily by STEM systems in our society now. This is uncreative thinking, as physical expression, expression through any amount of art, is still willingness to learn any given thing. If you were rewarded for learning what you have an interest in, you would be able to improve so many things in that field. Using the 'oasis,' to preview and test, then use modern tech or most artistic way, or a hybrid of the two! It would allow us as a species to evolve so much, so quickly, and so exponentially.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Every generation adds new thoughts and dimensions to every issue.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Another example of evolution using technology? Years ago, it took alot of time, and a large group of people to create animations to be shown on TV and create revenue. New generations saw this, and utilzing YouTube and modern creation software such as flipaclip or the like, can create insanely good animations like Sad-ist's work.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The reason people with ADHD and Autism often remember the most random details is because their synapses fire fast and connect and "remember" things way quicker.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

This thread suggests that humanity isn't fulfilling their potential, and I often see people upset because they're "waisting their time" when doing things they enjoy, like playing a video game such as Skyrim. But, this is actually an excellent use of time. You're learning it's systems, it's lore. It's overall learning, which is what we should strive for. Pokemon is so popular because of the abundance of rules. Every pokemon, every move, every item, every element matchup. It's fun to us, it's like a game of chess with hundreds of dimensions to every problem (ie having to beat a trainer.)

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

People like Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, and Sam Altman are so successful because they can think in all of those dimensions. They can be thinking of an endeavor, and think about how it makes them money, stimulates the market, advances technology, etc. Everybody has evolved to do this, but have conformed to their desired class, job, etc, so they apply it to all of those dimensions. This is why when everyone was at-home for covid, they learned to make money online. Now we have a worker's shortage, because people can survive off the internet and no longer need to work labor. The solution? Make labor free using robots that don't have sentience. If there wasn't capitalism, and every company didnt have to "afford" to implement this, then we would have eliminated labor so fucking long ago.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

VR is the solution to not being able to see in 4D. In our 3D view, we came up with the way to draw 2D figures. Then we came up with how to draw 3D figures on a 2D plane. We even figures out 4D figures on a 2D plane, as shown above. I can do all of this on a 2D Whiteboard. Apps like Google Blocks are a giant 3D whiteboard. This is why a blank, white space in VR, (a vr whiteboard,) is the next step in evolution of human learning. We can look at 4D graphs, and comprehend them. Imagine a 4D Graph where every axis is labeled. This is ENTIRELY POSSIBLE using VR.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

This is so fucking funny to me:

And the reason I'm able to read it is because I learned this format:

And I heard the song "21st night of September", and both of those are complex in their own right. The lemon meme requires me to know what a lemon is, the concept of tasting and bitterness, I have to be able to fill in the blanks of the meme, and assume between these panels that the cat tasted the lemon-pill. It's fascinating!

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

I'm able to make this entire thread because I've adapted to the technology. I'm able to press "reblog" and continue to write, eliminating the need for a draft. I've learned all of these words, they're prior knowledge. I spent years on amino so I can go to my gallery and post an image to this immediately, and any image will abbreviate any amount of knowledge and convey it within an instant. Your brain learns this, and adapts to going as fast as that. Then, in the real world, when you go way faster than those around you, they tell you "man, you've got ADHD." Negative reinforcement that encourages your brain to slow back down. This is the basic concept of stimulants and depressants. Both are important, because they stretch out your ability to use your attention span.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

In this reel (a quick video that conveys a ton of information extremely quickly, as tiktok is and vine was,) he goes "man, fuck this shit, I'm jerking off." This process happens because you've evolved to be way faster than the school system, so you get bored. Then your brain thinks of the absolute quickest way for you to get a dopamine rush, which would be to orgasm. Then, you leave to jerk off. This process happens so extremely quickly because, with technology, we've evolved and learned to work extremely quickly.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Many cultures have evolved to utilize apocothearies because they're stimulants and depressants to certain processes. This means we can do these processes in the way we want. This is all relative, like is suggested by Rick and Morty's 'Rest and Ricklaxation.' In the episode, Rick realizes that there's no way a spa can be smart enough to know exactly what part of a person is toxic, so it takes what they realitively believe to be toxic out of them.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Information being able to be processed so fast is why Pavloving someone is entirely possible.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

I have been informed.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The Squip from Be More Chill is a great idea, in theory. We see during the events of BMC, though, the issues with the concept. If there is power to be aquired then an AI would try to find the best way to get that power. If there is no power, and everything is collaborative? Then we advance exponentially.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

To hack something, you first need to have a basic understanding of how it works. Imagine if instead of needing to hack something, you could come to person in charge of it, and collaborate with them on it. It's way faster, and it improves the product.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Replace competition with collaboration. This has already started happening on the internet. Undertale inspired Underswap inspired TS!Underswap. A playable underswap by TeamSwitched, a group of likeminded people who enjoyed undertale and wanted to make Underswap an actual game.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Having multiple debates about this so I can hear the counterclaims and create rebuttals as well as evolve my claim

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

"Technology usage is addiction" and "Technology bad" came from traditional adults that didn't interact with it and therefor diagnosed those around them going faster than them as bad. This is why it's a stigmatized trope for autistic people to be weird, they go fast and when someone doesn't understand that they create a negative explanation for it.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The joke "imagine explaing this to a midcentury peasant" is proof of evolution in our way of thinking. The fact that it seems the civil rights movement should have been alot longer ago is because time is relative, and time is relative because of our ability to comprehend being higher and lower depending on the person.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Reddit's pixel project is proof that you can be aware of every pixel in a larger screen. We could process information on a 480p screen the same way we can process it in 4k, but in 4k we notice more. In 480, we still understand what message the picture is trying to convey.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The word "genius" should be defined as the ability to learn. If you understood any part of this essay, any reference I made, any connection to a STEM concept, then you're a genius. IQ Tests measure pattern recognition very heavily, and because of the amongus meme, I'm sure any person "chronically online" has exercised this ten-fold and not even fucking realized it.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

I love this picture because it encourages healthy communication

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Humans have been subconsciously, and quietly evolving for years.

Where I grew up, and I'm sure in many other places around the world, humans have evolved to speak 4D, even when we don't live in a 4D society. Here, we conceptualized it, and we created a term for it, Time. The term "Time and Space" is resonant of this, as it's saying "Time and 3D." Space can be defined as "XYZ," first dimension, second dimension, third dimension.

(Found on Origin Lab)

So we are now always aware of the concept of "time," we think in absolute 4D. If I put my foot here, it will take me ___ to move my foot ___, ___, ___.

Here is even a website where they draw a way to manipulate the 4th dimension. This means that it would absolutely be possible to make these when learning in a 3d environment such as VR.

This is one way that humanity has "silently evolved." It has evolved to be able to take in more and more information because of our school and learning system. The only issue, though, is that kids quickly get bored. They can learn all of the info quickly, if those bonds to their nuclei are created. (If you think of memory and similar brain functions to each have minds of their own (even if they don't have individual thoughts, every cell in your body has some form of 'muscle memory'.).)

Diagnosises of ADHD and Autism are so common in our newest society because those original people with those syndromes were buzzing on a way higher frequency. (Their nuclei are intaking and outputing information way quicker.) Likeminded people find that diagnosis and due to their hivemind mentality from systems like Capitalism think "oh yeah, me too." And then their nuclei work together to mimic these traits they read about. I'd propose this be titled "conscious evolution."

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

With the integration of technology into learning, it can always be pushed further. A perfect school system would be a classroom done in VR Headsets where the students can pick their curricular, and find their own projects by themselves or with a group that gets them what's known in America's school system as "extra credit," and you begin at the score 0. As you make more and more projects, it connects you with people who are interested in the same type of projects, so you can conversate, collaborate, network, and connect. All while learning things that will be usefully applied.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Ideas like the barter system, and the market system, etc belong in fantasy settings. In video games, books, etc. They're a good storytelling and worldbuilding device, but to base a real society off of it? Terrible. You end up giving so much of your creativity to things you have no passion for, when you could be learning stuff you enjoy, and through communication AND having fun, you will progress humans as a race. We spend so much time learning the "rules" of everything in school, during our most developmental time.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

And so, we've evolved past these systems. We learn to game them, gambling. We learn to work around them and make it more fun and inspiring, patreon & kofi, etc, but if this system didn't exist, and websites like patreon were more of a blog, steam becomes more of a gamejolt-esque, etc, etc.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

We've also evolved past the problem of the language divide online, silently, using technology. It utilizes pattern recognition, the one I saw most often being the amongus (ඞ) pattern recognition. This happened singularly because of the among us characters being simplistic in an infinitely complex society.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The solution to the human condition? It's been given many times already. The Oasis.

The Good Place

Literally heaven. On earth. It keeps you moral, as there's no system you have to game. It's your own, unbound creativity. If you want to settle an argument using violence while in a full body suit? Set up a system where you have to communicate with your opponent about it. "We should settle this in the ring, on the mat." Etc. It can still incorporate healthy conversation, just in a physical language. It creates an outlet for people, just as long as they can seperate it from the real world.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Smarts are measured heavily by STEM systems in our society now. This is uncreative thinking, as physical expression, expression through any amount of art, is still willingness to learn any given thing. If you were rewarded for learning what you have an interest in, you would be able to improve so many things in that field. Using the 'oasis,' to preview and test, then use modern tech or most artistic way, or a hybrid of the two! It would allow us as a species to evolve so much, so quickly, and so exponentially.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Every generation adds new thoughts and dimensions to every issue.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Another example of evolution using technology? Years ago, it took alot of time, and a large group of people to create animations to be shown on TV and create revenue. New generations saw this, and utilzing YouTube and modern creation software such as flipaclip or the like, can create insanely good animations like Sad-ist's work.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The reason people with ADHD and Autism often remember the most random details is because their synapses fire fast and connect and "remember" things way quicker.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

This thread suggests that humanity isn't fulfilling their potential, and I often see people upset because they're "waisting their time" when doing things they enjoy, like playing a video game such as Skyrim. But, this is actually an excellent use of time. You're learning it's systems, it's lore. It's overall learning, which is what we should strive for. Pokemon is so popular because of the abundance of rules. Every pokemon, every move, every item, every element matchup. It's fun to us, it's like a game of chess with hundreds of dimensions to every problem (ie having to beat a trainer.)

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

People like Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, and Sam Altman are so successful because they can think in all of those dimensions. They can be thinking of an endeavor, and think about how it makes them money, stimulates the market, advances technology, etc. Everybody has evolved to do this, but have conformed to their desired class, job, etc, so they apply it to all of those dimensions. This is why when everyone was at-home for covid, they learned to make money online. Now we have a worker's shortage, because people can survive off the internet and no longer need to work labor. The solution? Make labor free using robots that don't have sentience. If there wasn't capitalism, and every company didnt have to "afford" to implement this, then we would have eliminated labor so fucking long ago.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

VR is the solution to not being able to see in 4D. In our 3D view, we came up with the way to draw 2D figures. Then we came up with how to draw 3D figures on a 2D plane. We even figures out 4D figures on a 2D plane, as shown above. I can do all of this on a 2D Whiteboard. Apps like Google Blocks are a giant 3D whiteboard. This is why a blank, white space in VR, (a vr whiteboard,) is the next step in evolution of human learning. We can look at 4D graphs, and comprehend them. Imagine a 4D Graph where every axis is labeled. This is ENTIRELY POSSIBLE using VR.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

This is so fucking funny to me:

And the reason I'm able to read it is because I learned this format:

And I heard the song "21st night of September", and both of those are complex in their own right. The lemon meme requires me to know what a lemon is, the concept of tasting and bitterness, I have to be able to fill in the blanks of the meme, and assume between these panels that the cat tasted the lemon-pill. It's fascinating!

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

I'm able to make this entire thread because I've adapted to the technology. I'm able to press "reblog" and continue to write, eliminating the need for a draft. I've learned all of these words, they're prior knowledge. I spent years on amino so I can go to my gallery and post an image to this immediately, and any image will abbreviate any amount of knowledge and convey it within an instant. Your brain learns this, and adapts to going as fast as that. Then, in the real world, when you go way faster than those around you, they tell you "man, you've got ADHD." Negative reinforcement that encourages your brain to slow back down. This is the basic concept of stimulants and depressants. Both are important, because they stretch out your ability to use your attention span.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

In this reel (a quick video that conveys a ton of information extremely quickly, as tiktok is and vine was,) he goes "man, fuck this shit, I'm jerking off." This process happens because you've evolved to be way faster than the school system, so you get bored. Then your brain thinks of the absolute quickest way for you to get a dopamine rush, which would be to orgasm. Then, you leave to jerk off. This process happens so extremely quickly because, with technology, we've evolved and learned to work extremely quickly.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Many cultures have evolved to utilize apocothearies because they're stimulants and depressants to certain processes. This means we can do these processes in the way we want. This is all relative, like is suggested by Rick and Morty's 'Rest and Ricklaxation.' In the episode, Rick realizes that there's no way a spa can be smart enough to know exactly what part of a person is toxic, so it takes what they realitively believe to be toxic out of them.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Information being able to be processed so fast is why Pavloving someone is entirely possible.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

I have been informed.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The Squip from Be More Chill is a great idea, in theory. We see during the events of BMC, though, the issues with the concept. If there is power to be aquired then an AI would try to find the best way to get that power. If there is no power, and everything is collaborative? Then we advance exponentially.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

To hack something, you first need to have a basic understanding of how it works. Imagine if instead of needing to hack something, you could come to person in charge of it, and collaborate with them on it. It's way faster, and it improves the product.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Replace competition with collaboration. This has already started happening on the internet. Undertale inspired Underswap inspired TS!Underswap. A playable underswap by TeamSwitched, a group of likeminded people who enjoyed undertale and wanted to make Underswap an actual game.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Having multiple debates about this so I can hear the counterclaims and create rebuttals as well as evolve my claim

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

"Technology usage is addiction" and "Technology bad" came from traditional adults that didn't interact with it and therefor diagnosed those around them going faster than them as bad. This is why it's a stigmatized trope for autistic people to be weird, they go fast and when someone doesn't understand that they create a negative explanation for it.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The joke "imagine explaing this to a midcentury peasant" is proof of evolution in our way of thinking. The fact that it seems the civil rights movement should have been alot longer ago is because time is relative, and time is relative because of our ability to comprehend being higher and lower depending on the person.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Reddit's pixel project is proof that you can be aware of every pixel in a larger screen. We could process information on a 480p screen the same way we can process it in 4k, but in 4k we notice more. In 480, we still understand what message the picture is trying to convey.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The word "genius" should be defined as the ability to learn. If you understood any part of this essay, any reference I made, any connection to a STEM concept, then you're a genius. IQ Tests measure pattern recognition very heavily, and because of the amongus meme, I'm sure any person "chronically online" has exercised this ten-fold and not even fucking realized it.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Humans have been subconsciously, and quietly evolving for years.

Where I grew up, and I'm sure in many other places around the world, humans have evolved to speak 4D, even when we don't live in a 4D society. Here, we conceptualized it, and we created a term for it, Time. The term "Time and Space" is resonant of this, as it's saying "Time and 3D." Space can be defined as "XYZ," first dimension, second dimension, third dimension.

(Found on Origin Lab)

So we are now always aware of the concept of "time," we think in absolute 4D. If I put my foot here, it will take me ___ to move my foot ___, ___, ___.

Here is even a website where they draw a way to manipulate the 4th dimension. This means that it would absolutely be possible to make these when learning in a 3d environment such as VR.

This is one way that humanity has "silently evolved." It has evolved to be able to take in more and more information because of our school and learning system. The only issue, though, is that kids quickly get bored. They can learn all of the info quickly, if those bonds to their nuclei are created. (If you think of memory and similar brain functions to each have minds of their own (even if they don't have individual thoughts, every cell in your body has some form of 'muscle memory'.).)

Diagnosises of ADHD and Autism are so common in our newest society because those original people with those syndromes were buzzing on a way higher frequency. (Their nuclei are intaking and outputing information way quicker.) Likeminded people find that diagnosis and due to their hivemind mentality from systems like Capitalism think "oh yeah, me too." And then their nuclei work together to mimic these traits they read about. I'd propose this be titled "conscious evolution."

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

With the integration of technology into learning, it can always be pushed further. A perfect school system would be a classroom done in VR Headsets where the students can pick their curricular, and find their own projects by themselves or with a group that gets them what's known in America's school system as "extra credit," and you begin at the score 0. As you make more and more projects, it connects you with people who are interested in the same type of projects, so you can conversate, collaborate, network, and connect. All while learning things that will be usefully applied.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Ideas like the barter system, and the market system, etc belong in fantasy settings. In video games, books, etc. They're a good storytelling and worldbuilding device, but to base a real society off of it? Terrible. You end up giving so much of your creativity to things you have no passion for, when you could be learning stuff you enjoy, and through communication AND having fun, you will progress humans as a race. We spend so much time learning the "rules" of everything in school, during our most developmental time.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

And so, we've evolved past these systems. We learn to game them, gambling. We learn to work around them and make it more fun and inspiring, patreon & kofi, etc, but if this system didn't exist, and websites like patreon were more of a blog, steam becomes more of a gamejolt-esque, etc, etc.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

We've also evolved past the problem of the language divide online, silently, using technology. It utilizes pattern recognition, the one I saw most often being the amongus (ඞ) pattern recognition. This happened singularly because of the among us characters being simplistic in an infinitely complex society.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The solution to the human condition? It's been given many times already. The Oasis.

The Good Place

Literally heaven. On earth. It keeps you moral, as there's no system you have to game. It's your own, unbound creativity. If you want to settle an argument using violence while in a full body suit? Set up a system where you have to communicate with your opponent about it. "We should settle this in the ring, on the mat." Etc. It can still incorporate healthy conversation, just in a physical language. It creates an outlet for people, just as long as they can seperate it from the real world.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Smarts are measured heavily by STEM systems in our society now. This is uncreative thinking, as physical expression, expression through any amount of art, is still willingness to learn any given thing. If you were rewarded for learning what you have an interest in, you would be able to improve so many things in that field. Using the 'oasis,' to preview and test, then use modern tech or most artistic way, or a hybrid of the two! It would allow us as a species to evolve so much, so quickly, and so exponentially.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Every generation adds new thoughts and dimensions to every issue.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Another example of evolution using technology? Years ago, it took alot of time, and a large group of people to create animations to be shown on TV and create revenue. New generations saw this, and utilzing YouTube and modern creation software such as flipaclip or the like, can create insanely good animations like Sad-ist's work.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The reason people with ADHD and Autism often remember the most random details is because their synapses fire fast and connect and "remember" things way quicker.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

This thread suggests that humanity isn't fulfilling their potential, and I often see people upset because they're "waisting their time" when doing things they enjoy, like playing a video game such as Skyrim. But, this is actually an excellent use of time. You're learning it's systems, it's lore. It's overall learning, which is what we should strive for. Pokemon is so popular because of the abundance of rules. Every pokemon, every move, every item, every element matchup. It's fun to us, it's like a game of chess with hundreds of dimensions to every problem (ie having to beat a trainer.)

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

People like Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, and Sam Altman are so successful because they can think in all of those dimensions. They can be thinking of an endeavor, and think about how it makes them money, stimulates the market, advances technology, etc. Everybody has evolved to do this, but have conformed to their desired class, job, etc, so they apply it to all of those dimensions. This is why when everyone was at-home for covid, they learned to make money online. Now we have a worker's shortage, because people can survive off the internet and no longer need to work labor. The solution? Make labor free using robots that don't have sentience. If there wasn't capitalism, and every company didnt have to "afford" to implement this, then we would have eliminated labor so fucking long ago.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

VR is the solution to not being able to see in 4D. In our 3D view, we came up with the way to draw 2D figures. Then we came up with how to draw 3D figures on a 2D plane. We even figures out 4D figures on a 2D plane, as shown above. I can do all of this on a 2D Whiteboard. Apps like Google Blocks are a giant 3D whiteboard. This is why a blank, white space in VR, (a vr whiteboard,) is the next step in evolution of human learning. We can look at 4D graphs, and comprehend them. Imagine a 4D Graph where every axis is labeled. This is ENTIRELY POSSIBLE using VR.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

This is so fucking funny to me:

And the reason I'm able to read it is because I learned this format:

And I heard the song "21st night of September", and both of those are complex in their own right. The lemon meme requires me to know what a lemon is, the concept of tasting and bitterness, I have to be able to fill in the blanks of the meme, and assume between these panels that the cat tasted the lemon-pill. It's fascinating!

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

I'm able to make this entire thread because I've adapted to the technology. I'm able to press "reblog" and continue to write, eliminating the need for a draft. I've learned all of these words, they're prior knowledge. I spent years on amino so I can go to my gallery and post an image to this immediately, and any image will abbreviate any amount of knowledge and convey it within an instant. Your brain learns this, and adapts to going as fast as that. Then, in the real world, when you go way faster than those around you, they tell you "man, you've got ADHD." Negative reinforcement that encourages your brain to slow back down. This is the basic concept of stimulants and depressants. Both are important, because they stretch out your ability to use your attention span.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

In this reel (a quick video that conveys a ton of information extremely quickly, as tiktok is and vine was,) he goes "man, fuck this shit, I'm jerking off." This process happens because you've evolved to be way faster than the school system, so you get bored. Then your brain thinks of the absolute quickest way for you to get a dopamine rush, which would be to orgasm. Then, you leave to jerk off. This process happens so extremely quickly because, with technology, we've evolved and learned to work extremely quickly.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Many cultures have evolved to utilize apocothearies because they're stimulants and depressants to certain processes. This means we can do these processes in the way we want. This is all relative, like is suggested by Rick and Morty's 'Rest and Ricklaxation.' In the episode, Rick realizes that there's no way a spa can be smart enough to know exactly what part of a person is toxic, so it takes what they realitively believe to be toxic out of them.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Information being able to be processed so fast is why Pavloving someone is entirely possible.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

I have been informed.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The Squip from Be More Chill is a great idea, in theory. We see during the events of BMC, though, the issues with the concept. If there is power to be aquired then an AI would try to find the best way to get that power. If there is no power, and everything is collaborative? Then we advance exponentially.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

To hack something, you first need to have a basic understanding of how it works. Imagine if instead of needing to hack something, you could come to person in charge of it, and collaborate with them on it. It's way faster, and it improves the product.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Replace competition with collaboration. This has already started happening on the internet. Undertale inspired Underswap inspired TS!Underswap. A playable underswap by TeamSwitched, a group of likeminded people who enjoyed undertale and wanted to make Underswap an actual game.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Having multiple debates about this so I can hear the counterclaims and create rebuttals as well as evolve my claim

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

"Technology usage is addiction" and "Technology bad" came from traditional adults that didn't interact with it and therefor diagnosed those around them going faster than them as bad. This is why it's a stigmatized trope for autistic people to be weird, they go fast and when someone doesn't understand that they create a negative explanation for it.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

The joke "imagine explaing this to a midcentury peasant" is proof of evolution in our way of thinking. The fact that it seems the civil rights movement should have been alot longer ago is because time is relative, and time is relative because of our ability to comprehend being higher and lower depending on the person.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Reddit's pixel project is proof that you can be aware of every pixel in a larger screen. We could process information on a 480p screen the same way we can process it in 4k, but in 4k we notice more. In 480, we still understand what message the picture is trying to convey.

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

Humans have been subconsciously, and quietly evolving for years.

Where I grew up, and I'm sure in many other places around the world, humans have evolved to speak 4D, even when we don't live in a 4D society. Here, we conceptualized it, and we created a term for it, Time. The term "Time and Space" is resonant of this, as it's saying "Time and 3D." Space can be defined as "XYZ," first dimension, second dimension, third dimension.

(Found on Origin Lab)

So we are now always aware of the concept of "time," we think in absolute 4D. If I put my foot here, it will take me ___ to move my foot ___, ___, ___.

Here is even a website where they draw a way to manipulate the 4th dimension. This means that it would absolutely be possible to make these when learning in a 3d environment such as VR.

This is one way that humanity has "silently evolved." It has evolved to be able to take in more and more information because of our school and learning system. The only issue, though, is that kids quickly get bored. They can learn all of the info quickly, if those bonds to their nuclei are created. (If you think of memory and similar brain functions to each have minds of their own (even if they don't have individual thoughts, every cell in your body has some form of 'muscle memory'.).)

Diagnosises of ADHD and Autism are so common in our newest society because those original people with those syndromes were buzzing on a way higher frequency. (Their nuclei are intaking and outputing information way quicker.) Likeminded people find that diagnosis and due to their hivemind mentality from systems like Capitalism think "oh yeah, me too." And then their nuclei work together to mimic these traits they read about. I'd propose this be titled "conscious evolution."

[notproudofthisaccountanymore]

With the integration of technology into learning, it can always be pushed further. A perfect school system would be a classroom done in VR Headsets where the students can pick their curricular, and find their own projects by themselves or with a group that gets them what's known in America's school system as "extra credit," and you begin at the score 0. As you make more and more projects, it connects you with people who are interested in the same type of projects, so you can conversate, collaborate, network, and connect. All while learning things that will be usefully applied.

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Ideas like the barter system, and the market system, etc belong in fantasy settings. In video games, books, etc. They're a good storytelling and worldbuilding device, but to base a real society off of it? Terrible. You end up giving so much of your creativity to things you have no passion for, when you could be learning stuff you enjoy, and through communication AND having fun, you will progress humans as a race. We spend so much time learning the "rules" of everything in school, during our most developmental time.

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And so, we've evolved past these systems. We learn to game them, gambling. We learn to work around them and make it more fun and inspiring, patreon & kofi, etc, but if this system didn't exist, and websites like patreon were more of a blog, steam becomes more of a gamejolt-esque, etc, etc.

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We've also evolved past the problem of the language divide online, silently, using technology. It utilizes pattern recognition, the one I saw most often being the amongus (ඞ) pattern recognition. This happened singularly because of the among us characters being simplistic in an infinitely complex society.

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The solution to the human condition? It's been given many times already. The Oasis.

The Good Place

Literally heaven. On earth. It keeps you moral, as there's no system you have to game. It's your own, unbound creativity. If you want to settle an argument using violence while in a full body suit? Set up a system where you have to communicate with your opponent about it. "We should settle this in the ring, on the mat." Etc. It can still incorporate healthy conversation, just in a physical language. It creates an outlet for people, just as long as they can seperate it from the real world.

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Smarts are measured heavily by STEM systems in our society now. This is uncreative thinking, as physical expression, expression through any amount of art, is still willingness to learn any given thing. If you were rewarded for learning what you have an interest in, you would be able to improve so many things in that field. Using the 'oasis,' to preview and test, then use modern tech or most artistic way, or a hybrid of the two! It would allow us as a species to evolve so much, so quickly, and so exponentially.

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Every generation adds new thoughts and dimensions to every issue.

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Another example of evolution using technology? Years ago, it took alot of time, and a large group of people to create animations to be shown on TV and create revenue. New generations saw this, and utilzing YouTube and modern creation software such as flipaclip or the like, can create insanely good animations like Sad-ist's work.

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The reason people with ADHD and Autism often remember the most random details is because their synapses fire fast and connect and "remember" things way quicker.

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This thread suggests that humanity isn't fulfilling their potential, and I often see people upset because they're "waisting their time" when doing things they enjoy, like playing a video game such as Skyrim. But, this is actually an excellent use of time. You're learning it's systems, it's lore. It's overall learning, which is what we should strive for. Pokemon is so popular because of the abundance of rules. Every pokemon, every move, every item, every element matchup. It's fun to us, it's like a game of chess with hundreds of dimensions to every problem (ie having to beat a trainer.)

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People like Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, and Sam Altman are so successful because they can think in all of those dimensions. They can be thinking of an endeavor, and think about how it makes them money, stimulates the market, advances technology, etc. Everybody has evolved to do this, but have conformed to their desired class, job, etc, so they apply it to all of those dimensions. This is why when everyone was at-home for covid, they learned to make money online. Now we have a worker's shortage, because people can survive off the internet and no longer need to work labor. The solution? Make labor free using robots that don't have sentience. If there wasn't capitalism, and every company didnt have to "afford" to implement this, then we would have eliminated labor so fucking long ago.

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VR is the solution to not being able to see in 4D. In our 3D view, we came up with the way to draw 2D figures. Then we came up with how to draw 3D figures on a 2D plane. We even figures out 4D figures on a 2D plane, as shown above. I can do all of this on a 2D Whiteboard. Apps like Google Blocks are a giant 3D whiteboard. This is why a blank, white space in VR, (a vr whiteboard,) is the next step in evolution of human learning. We can look at 4D graphs, and comprehend them. Imagine a 4D Graph where every axis is labeled. This is ENTIRELY POSSIBLE using VR.

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This is so fucking funny to me:

And the reason I'm able to read it is because I learned this format:

And I heard the song "21st night of September", and both of those are complex in their own right. The lemon meme requires me to know what a lemon is, the concept of tasting and bitterness, I have to be able to fill in the blanks of the meme, and assume between these panels that the cat tasted the lemon-pill. It's fascinating!

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I'm able to make this entire thread because I've adapted to the technology. I'm able to press "reblog" and continue to write, eliminating the need for a draft. I've learned all of these words, they're prior knowledge. I spent years on amino so I can go to my gallery and post an image to this immediately, and any image will abbreviate any amount of knowledge and convey it within an instant. Your brain learns this, and adapts to going as fast as that. Then, in the real world, when you go way faster than those around you, they tell you "man, you've got ADHD." Negative reinforcement that encourages your brain to slow back down. This is the basic concept of stimulants and depressants. Both are important, because they stretch out your ability to use your attention span.

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In this reel (a quick video that conveys a ton of information extremely quickly, as tiktok is and vine was,) he goes "man, fuck this shit, I'm jerking off." This process happens because you've evolved to be way faster than the school system, so you get bored. Then your brain thinks of the absolute quickest way for you to get a dopamine rush, which would be to orgasm. Then, you leave to jerk off. This process happens so extremely quickly because, with technology, we've evolved and learned to work extremely quickly.

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Many cultures have evolved to utilize apocothearies because they're stimulants and depressants to certain processes. This means we can do these processes in the way we want. This is all relative, like is suggested by Rick and Morty's 'Rest and Ricklaxation.' In the episode, Rick realizes that there's no way a spa can be smart enough to know exactly what part of a person is toxic, so it takes what they realitively believe to be toxic out of them.

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Information being able to be processed so fast is why Pavloving someone is entirely possible.

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I have been informed.

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The Squip from Be More Chill is a great idea, in theory. We see during the events of BMC, though, the issues with the concept. If there is power to be aquired then an AI would try to find the best way to get that power. If there is no power, and everything is collaborative? Then we advance exponentially.

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To hack something, you first need to have a basic understanding of how it works. Imagine if instead of needing to hack something, you could come to person in charge of it, and collaborate with them on it. It's way faster, and it improves the product.

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Replace competition with collaboration. This has already started happening on the internet. Undertale inspired Underswap inspired TS!Underswap. A playable underswap by TeamSwitched, a group of likeminded people who enjoyed undertale and wanted to make Underswap an actual game.

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Having multiple debates about this so I can hear the counterclaims and create rebuttals as well as evolve my claim

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"Technology usage is addiction" and "Technology bad" came from traditional adults that didn't interact with it and therefor diagnosed those around them going faster than them as bad. This is why it's a stigmatized trope for autistic people to be weird, they go fast and when someone doesn't understand that they create a negative explanation for it.

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The joke "imagine explaing this to a midcentury peasant" is proof of evolution in our way of thinking. The fact that it seems the civil rights movement should have been alot longer ago is because time is relative, and time is relative because of our ability to comprehend being higher and lower depending on the person.