"The country is going to have to learn critical thinking. That may be an impossible challenge for the US." (ts 30:57)
"Impossible" is a bold qualifier. Maybe he was exaggerating - maybe not. Will critical thinking necessarily become more difficult - to learn, teach, exercise - with AI? It's possible it will help people become better thinkers, but I don't think that's a guarantee.
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In some c-section cases they’ll perform “vaginal seeding”, wherein the microbiome from the mother’s vaginal canal is swabbed onto the face, mouth, etc. of the newborn.
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I think intuitively I would've guessed the body of an electric has much less to do with the sound than the body of an acoustic, but it was super cool to see this tested with the air guitar. I never would've attempted to build that so I'm glad he did.
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This is correct, and without the hyphens it reads like a garden-path sentence[1], which is one with an ambiguous structure that normal readers tend to parse incorrectly.
> So we have a conclusion: 'lab leak most likely cause,' and a confidence score: 'low'.
These qualifications seem to me to be in conflict. If there's low confidence about the most likely cause, then does that imply that there's low confidence about every possible cause? Could there be high confidence in the least likely cause? That, too, seems contradictory to me.