| ▲ | andai 5 hours ago | |
Anecdatum but I experienced looped cognition on a peculiar combination of substances. I was able to treat thoughts as solid objects and manipulate them iteratively. (Ordinarily they're more like "glimpses" or "flashes" that fade rapidly. So I guess it would be like the mental equivalent of tracers.) I was able to stack thoughts on top of each other, like planks. (I can do something similar or the narrowly but the planks are not nearly as wide!) I didn't do any tests unfortunately but subjectively my cognition was greatly enhanced. (Spent a few years catching up with the insights I had that evening.) Might be unrelated, but the part about "looped transformers" made me wonder if there's a similar "stepwise" increment going on here. Edit: Okay, 6.8-18% is slightly less dramatic than what I was referring to. | ||
| ▲ | fc417fc802 5 hours ago | parent [-] | |
> I didn't do any tests unfortunately That's almost always the problem of course. Wasn't there a quote about the "breakthrough" of "shoes go on feet"? > manipulate them iteratively. (Ordinarily they're more like "glimpses" or "flashes" that fade rapidly. This is intriguing. I would describe my normal thought process as iteratively working on a semi-persistent problem held in my mind. Is it different for other people? | ||