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I finally got around to uploading the medicinal fungi zine I made last year. If you find it interesting or helpful in any way, I'd be happy if you passed it on.

Mycelium is Medicine: An introductory guide to the medicinal properties of fungi & techniques for integrating their healing into humyn lives.

Includes info on cultivation, extraction, medicinal constituents of fungi etc.

harmonicmycology.com/static/zi

[ PDF is 2.4 MB ]

Front cover of the Mycelium is Medicine zine. A black & white, high-contrast photo fills the center of the cover and shows mycelium growing in a liquid culture inside a glass jar. White text above the image reads: "Mycelium is Medicine"; "An introductory guide to the medicinal properties of fungi & techniques for integrating their healing into humyn lives". White text below the image reads: "Lovingly compiled by Harm
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> The good guys do not write an AI which values a bag of things that the programmers think are good ideas, like libertarianism or socialism or making people happy or whatever.

lesswrong.com/posts/z3kYdw54ht

www.lesswrong.comWhat I Think, If Not Why - LessWrong 2.0Reply to: Two Visions Of Heritage [http://www.overcomingbias.com/2008/12/two-visions-of.html] Though it really goes tremendously against my grain - it feels like sticking my neck out over a cliff (or something) - I guess I have no choice here but to try and make a list of just my positions, without justifying them. We can only talk justification, I guess, after we get straight what my positions are.I will also leave off many disclaimers [http://www.overcomingbias.com/2008/06/against-disclai.html] to present the points compactly enough to be remembered. • A well-designed mind should be much more efficient than a human, capable of doing more with less sensory data [http://www.overcomingbias.com/2008/05/faster-than-ein.html] and fewer computing operations [http://www.overcomingbias.com/2008/05/eld-science.html]. It is not infinitely efficient and does not use zero data. But it does use little enough that local pipelines such as a small pool of programmer-teachers and, later, a huge pool of e-data, are sufficient. • An AI that reaches a certain point in its own development becomes able to ( sustainably, strongly [http://www.overcomingbias.com/2008/12/sustained-recur.html]) improve itself. At this point, recursive [http://www.overcomingbias.com/2008/11/recursion-magic.html] cascades [http://www.overcomingbias.com/2008/11/cascades-cycles.html] slam over many internal growth curves to near the limits of their current hardware, and the AI undergoes a vast increase in capability. This point is at, or probably considerably before, a minimally transhuman mind capable of writing its own AI-theory textbooks - an upper bound beyond which it could swallow and improve its entire design chain. • It is likely that this capability increase or "FOOM" has an intrinsic maximum velocity that a human would regard as "fast" if it happens at all. A human week is ~1e15 serial operations for a population of 2GHz cores, and a century is ~1e19 serial operations; this whole range is a narro
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Descubriendo la Sociónica y profundizando en las relaciones entre Teoría Social e Inteligencia Artificial Distribuida en el contexto de Sistemas Multiagente y Organizaciones Humanas/Híbridas (Humana-Máquina)

-Technical Systems

kozzak.net/bordieu-en-el-conte

Epiphyte LabsBordieu en el contexto de los Sistemas Multiagente – Epiphyte LabsBy kozzak
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Comparto mi primera publicación relacionada con mi investigación sobre . Iré publicando una por semana. Cualquier feedback constructivo es bienvenido. Gracias!

"Hacia un formalismo basado en Sistemas Multiagente para evaluar modelos de organización humanos. Caso de estudio (I): Holacracy" (Ribas y Bromberg, Octubre 2017. CACIC. La Plata, Argentina)

sedici.unlp.edu.ar/handle/1091

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