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Does a branch falling in a deserted forest make a noise?

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First published at 22:02 UTC on September 17th, 2020.

Cassandra_of_Cyberland

Legion of Scientific Heresy

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Amelia goes metaphysical. Does a branch make a sound when it falls in a forest, if nobody is around? Spoiler alert: her answer is: it never does, whether there is somebody or not. It is all in the mind. This she thinks is mildly important when trying to figure out artificial intelligences, but quite imporant when considering one of the subjects of interest of the legion: perception and bias.

So, enjoy the ride into thinking beyond the obvious perception of reality and into REAL rational thinking.

Sound Infographic by Anna Parsons.
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