recurrent processing theory, global workspace theory, higher-order theories, predictive processing, and attention schema theory
snore
This is normalising pathological behaviour.
England seems to traditionally have the toilet separate from the house and for some reason the bidet trend never caught on
Uh... wut?
some societies clearly had prosocial tendencies
All societies must necessarily be prosocial, it's how our species evolved to survive, just like prosocial tendencies are necessary for ants.
But that's different from saying we didn't evolve to be selfish like the post's article claims. Humans are always trying to get what they themselves want, even if that's just a drink or a blanket to keep warm.
huge diversity of social models in old communities of humans
Do they claim that any of the humans in these communities live their lives not trying to get what they want?
Patches are welcome.
Light on details this article. Not convinced.
I thought the lora physical layer was proprietary and a black box?
so well
What do you mean?
I don't think we have anything like a minimal spectrum governance model.
I'm curious what you think is excessive?
The entity which governs spectrum probably doesn't need to be the one that governs borders.
They aren't really, they're distinct parts.
hopefully better than the current solution
This is not a good sell.
You jam me and I'll just jam you back.
Exactly. In radio frequency terms, this is the same thing as civil war. And we institute governments in order to prevent that situation.
See for example, the Seattle CHOP/CHAZ which very quickly descended into violence, ultimately ending in an escape to government and police.
members acting as their own enforcement
The point is that this won't work.
Again, the goal is not no government, its reducing down to the minimum required governance and heirarchy to accomplish that goal.
At least in terms of radio spectrum allocation, that's what we have now.
how do we prevent large corporations from ruining things
This is nothing specific to large corporations. I can envision amateur radio operators entering into feuds or disrupting others out of spite or jealousy. "Ruining things" is normal human behaviour. Like the killers in Seattle.
How is this antiwork? It's workers arguing about work.