Alan U. Kennington
@drauk.bsky.social
Melbourne, Australia. Quantum electrodynamics of awareness.
My strategy to solve "the hard problem":
1. Find the locations of conscious experience information.
2. Understand the QED at such locations.
Then the physics of human awareness will be understood.
My strategy to solve "the hard problem":
1. Find the locations of conscious experience information.
2. Understand the QED at such locations.
Then the physics of human awareness will be understood.
Great!
— "Researchers […] found […] “adversarial poetry” was a jailbreaking mechanism for […] AI model families […] by OpenAI, Google, Meta, and even China’s DeepSeek."
— "They could obtain information from various AI models for building nuclear weapons with a success rate between 40% and 55%."
— "Researchers […] found […] “adversarial poetry” was a jailbreaking mechanism for […] AI model families […] by OpenAI, Google, Meta, and even China’s DeepSeek."
— "They could obtain information from various AI models for building nuclear weapons with a success rate between 40% and 55%."
December 1, 2025 at 2:16 PM
Great!
— "Researchers […] found […] “adversarial poetry” was a jailbreaking mechanism for […] AI model families […] by OpenAI, Google, Meta, and even China’s DeepSeek."
— "They could obtain information from various AI models for building nuclear weapons with a success rate between 40% and 55%."
— "Researchers […] found […] “adversarial poetry” was a jailbreaking mechanism for […] AI model families […] by OpenAI, Google, Meta, and even China’s DeepSeek."
— "They could obtain information from various AI models for building nuclear weapons with a success rate between 40% and 55%."
Yes, Hitler gained minerals for weapons production from Czechoslovakia.
Putin similarly wants strategic minerals from Eastern Ukraine.
But psychologically, Putin was maybe thinking Ukraine annexation would be like Anschluß of Austria.
That's probably why he thought invasion would take only 2 weeks.
Putin similarly wants strategic minerals from Eastern Ukraine.
But psychologically, Putin was maybe thinking Ukraine annexation would be like Anschluß of Austria.
That's probably why he thought invasion would take only 2 weeks.
December 1, 2025 at 9:15 AM
Yes, Hitler gained minerals for weapons production from Czechoslovakia.
Putin similarly wants strategic minerals from Eastern Ukraine.
But psychologically, Putin was maybe thinking Ukraine annexation would be like Anschluß of Austria.
That's probably why he thought invasion would take only 2 weeks.
Putin similarly wants strategic minerals from Eastern Ukraine.
But psychologically, Putin was maybe thinking Ukraine annexation would be like Anschluß of Austria.
That's probably why he thought invasion would take only 2 weeks.
Well, I didn't realize that.
Soviet Union population in 1989 was 286 million.
Russia now has 143 million.
So CCCP dismantlement lost Russia half their population.
It's no wonder they want to rebuild the SU.
Russia's only number 9 in the world now!
www.worldviewdata.com/countries/ru...
Soviet Union population in 1989 was 286 million.
Russia now has 143 million.
So CCCP dismantlement lost Russia half their population.
It's no wonder they want to rebuild the SU.
Russia's only number 9 in the world now!
www.worldviewdata.com/countries/ru...
Population in Russia | 2025 Trends & Rankings
Population data for Russia (2025). Total population based on the de facto definition, counting all residents regardless of citizenship or legal status. Latest value (2024): 143.5M. Global rank #9 of 1...
www.worldviewdata.com
December 1, 2025 at 8:11 AM
Well, I didn't realize that.
Soviet Union population in 1989 was 286 million.
Russia now has 143 million.
So CCCP dismantlement lost Russia half their population.
It's no wonder they want to rebuild the SU.
Russia's only number 9 in the world now!
www.worldviewdata.com/countries/ru...
Soviet Union population in 1989 was 286 million.
Russia now has 143 million.
So CCCP dismantlement lost Russia half their population.
It's no wonder they want to rebuild the SU.
Russia's only number 9 in the world now!
www.worldviewdata.com/countries/ru...
Do you have a rough date for that?
It's an interesting idea to use a railway platform as a stage.
I've never seen that before.
Her guitar looks like it could be a semi-acoustic.
Good for practising on!
It looks fairly modern really.
It's an interesting idea to use a railway platform as a stage.
I've never seen that before.
Her guitar looks like it could be a semi-acoustic.
Good for practising on!
It looks fairly modern really.
November 30, 2025 at 4:28 AM
Do you have a rough date for that?
It's an interesting idea to use a railway platform as a stage.
I've never seen that before.
Her guitar looks like it could be a semi-acoustic.
Good for practising on!
It looks fairly modern really.
It's an interesting idea to use a railway platform as a stage.
I've never seen that before.
Her guitar looks like it could be a semi-acoustic.
Good for practising on!
It looks fairly modern really.
Reposted by Alan U. Kennington
That photo has such astonishingly perfect lighting, I wonder if they have a professional photographic studio in their house.
The light appears to be mainly from big windows opposite those three people.
But there appears also to be some additional lighting.
I'm envious. Not complaining!
The light appears to be mainly from big windows opposite those three people.
But there appears also to be some additional lighting.
I'm envious. Not complaining!
November 28, 2025 at 2:16 AM
That photo has such astonishingly perfect lighting, I wonder if they have a professional photographic studio in their house.
The light appears to be mainly from big windows opposite those three people.
But there appears also to be some additional lighting.
I'm envious. Not complaining!
The light appears to be mainly from big windows opposite those three people.
But there appears also to be some additional lighting.
I'm envious. Not complaining!