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@dilemmatic.bsky.social

radical constructivist, advanced dog petter, anti-authoritarian, anti-capitalist, nerd, ESL (italian). I post about psychology, philosophy, music, anime and games. [he/him]

It’s not modeled after the brain. This is a fiction. What happened is that some scientists use computation models FOR the brain. Now they can say ‘look it’s thinking.’ But this is a model so that is a confusion. A ‘pump’ is used as a model for the heart. But a pump is not modeled ON the heart.

Actually, fun fact, if you try and fight any battle, you will lose. That's why it's important to kick your own ass before your opponent gets there so that when he inevitably kicks your ass... Wait, wait, I had something for this. Ok... 1. My ass gets kicked 2. He shows up, kicks my ass... hm...

Also please ignore when I said that once someone has a billion dollars they should no longer count as a human but a dragon, and if someone slays them it's not a crime but a reason to have a big feast, the hand of a beautiful maiden in marriage, and for songs to be written about their heroic act.

Dear leader of the US, no, you can't just pull out of NATO by deciding it yourself, as you are not actually the ruling King of the US. And, no, Europe doesn't have to do whatever you say and follow you into any horrifying situation, no matter what the damage to us. That's not what Article 5 means.

Kids these days are so lazy. They just do everything with apps. Order food with apps. Socialize with apps. Find girlfriend with apps. Back in my day you had to boot up your whole computer and log into a website to do that stuff.

Good article, but I think we're missing a piece. Part of the issue for me it's the absence of alternatives. When a child needs a device to stay in touch with a friend, removing the device creates isolation. We can't just set time limits for screentime without designing offline social opportunities.

Dimitris Tsantaris@dtsantaris.bsky.social · last yr.

More screen time may increase the risk of social and emotional problems in children, and kids in distress might turn to screens as a way to cope, a new meta-analysis suggests. #psychology #parenting #devpsyc #psychscisky