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Human brains think in stories because it is energy efficient. Stories don't exist in nature, but we create them to make sense of the chaotic and random universe. Thinking in stories allows us to process information more quickly and fill in gaps with our existing understanding. It's like an autocorrect function in our brain. Without thinking in stories, we would have to individually process every new item or event, which would be overwhelming. Thinking in stories helps us make meaning, understand others' actions, and navigate the world more efficiently. Think in stories. Think in stories. Why does the human brain think in stories? Every little thing, one by one. The simple answer is that it's energy efficiency. Hey, you're asking the right girl, because I'm Rachel the neuroscientist. I'm here to answer your questions. Why human brains think in stories. Think in stories. The first premise here is that outside of human cognition, and perhaps also some other animals too, stories don't exist. Stories don't exist. There's no such thing as a story. There's no such thing as a story. The universe exists through a process of randomness. Randomness. Everything happening all at once. Such chaos and entropy and entropy. So the entire concept of a story comes from us and the way that we think. We think in stories. Now what do you think? Why do we think that way? Why is it that human beings are little meaning-making machines or sense-making machines? Does this theory make sense? What is the meaning behind someone else's action? Is this path worth my time? What is the purpose of your message? Every day, we instinctively ask ourselves these questions without even being aware of it. Why is it? The simple answer is that it's energy efficiency. It's part of the way our brain is designed to process. If you didn't have that aspect of human cognition when you go out into the world, you'd have to individually process every single new item or new event by itself. It would be overwhelming for our brain to process every little thing one by one, one by one, one by one. Now we save a lot of energy by thinking in stories. It's like a little shortcut your neurons use to save time processing new and stored information. Because actually what we're doing is taking little piece of information and filling in the gaps with our existing understanding. Similar to the autocorrect function found in the keyboard of an iPhone created by the man named Steve with a job to ruin horizontal video forever, forever, forever, forever, filling in the gaps with our existing story. If I see someone in the street with a leash and a German Shepherd dog, if I didn't think in stories, I'm like, what the hell is going on here? Am I in the movie? I am legend with Will and his beloved dog, Sam. What the hell is going on here, Sam? I am legend. And I'd have to process all of that. And another example, if I saw a Boston Dynamics robots walking by, I'm not going to know what to react and process that info. Am I an ice baby robot or something? Baby robot or something? Sorry, I forgot the name, but the movie has such great visual effects. Sorry, I forgot the name. Ever since, I think in stories, I know that. And only that is a person walking their dog. Dogs need daily exercise. Sam need daily excuse to exercise too. Sam can't stay in the house for too long. In fact, so much of human cognition is based on predictions. We gather a little bit of data or memories from what's happening right now. And we fill in the gaps with stored information we've already collected and processed a long time ago. And if my imaginary friend, if you're interested in learning more about that prediction model, the prediction model of human cognition, there's another creator with username, the brain scientist, who I will add here. This scientist who's been making a few videos about that recently are very interesting. Go and watch them now. Go and watch them. Nowhere. Now. Noontime. Nowhere. Why does human think in stories? To learn and communicate with others. I guess. I guess. Stories don't exist. Stories don't exist. There's no such thing as a story. The universe exists. Human beings are. Every little thing. One by one. One by one. Sorry, I forgot the name. Now. Long time ago. There's no such thing as a story. Machine hallucination, the digital thinking brain. If you ask a large language model, if it read a book, it can only guess, inferring the answer based on how much detail it appears to know about it. This is partly why the models hallucinate, hallucinate. They have knowledge that appears to strongly overlap with the question and feels highly relevant, but it might be mixing up several related things and it can't know for sure. It's a bit like our own false memories. It's awesome bits that feel like they fit together, right? It doesn't know its capabilities, so it is a Philip K. Dick novel, so it is a Philip K. Dick novel. Philip K. Dick, indeed. That's one of the significant differences between Largagan language models and our own brains, which is weighed approximately 1,300 grams. We don't just store knowledge. We also store memories of learning. The way and the struggles we went through to acquire the understanding. You know, we read a book that we remember seeing the book turning its pages, feeling its weight on your hand, et cetera. A large language supermodel doesn't know for sure if it ever actually read a book because it doesn't have those memories and physical world. It could tell you everything about a book, but not know if it actually read it or if it learned all that secondhand from book reviews, et cetera. Please enlighten me. Which model are you using for which task? Because it's wrong 90 percent of the time based on my uses of it. Most of the results are simply a bunch of nonsensical words. Either it gives me a bullshit fix to a problem that doesn't work or it gives me incomplete and missing information there. I don't know what I did wrong. For tasks of any significant complexity, you need to be using the leading models like GPT-4 or CLAWD-3-OPUS. I use those two every day for complex advanced programming tasks. I have 40 years experience and the models keep up with me and even in some cases surpass. But you have to understand their strengths and weaknesses. They are brains, but not human brains. So they will succeed and fail in ways you wouldn't expect from a human. A Good Sleep from Huberman Lab Podcast. Interview with Dr. Matthew Walker by Stanford's neuroscience professor, Mr. Andrew Huberman. He asked, is there any evidence that one's bodily position during sleep or the orientation of the feet relative to the head, you know, the angle elevated upward or downward has any impact on the pattern of different sleep stages or quality or any other aspects of sleep? Dr. Matthew answered, there is a reason for it. And we'll probably come on to this at some point when we speak about different methods for sleep optimization or the new wave of fascinating sleep enhancement tools has to do with temperature, we think. We think that for you to be able to fall asleep and stay asleep, we think you have to drop your brain and body temperature by, we think, just a little less than about one degree Celsius or probably two, two and a half degrees Fahrenheit. And that's the reason, by the way, that you will always find it easier to fall asleep in a room that's too cold than it is too hot. It's because the room that's too cold is at least taking you in the right temperature direction for good sleep, whereas the room is too hot will always bring you to the direction of bad sleep and nightmares. Choose cold over hot. Whenever you need some rest is what I learned from this scientific experiment. Think of it as a digital thinking brain that functions similarly to a personalized and complete version of the human earthly mind. Does it make sense? Does it make sense? I repeat, does it make sense? Does it make sense? Does it make sense? Does it make sense? Does it make sense? Does it make sense? Does it make sense? Chapter two, thinking stories. Why does the human brain think in stories? Hey, you're asking the right straight dude because I am Michael, the male neuroscientist famous on YouTube. I'm here to answer your question. Why human brain? Why does the human brain think in stories? The third premise here is that outside of human cognition and perhaps also some other animals too, stories don't exist. There's no such thing as a story. I repeat, does it make sense? Does it make sense? I repeat, does it make sense? Does it make sense? Does it make sense? I repeat, there's no such, there's no such thing as a story in nature. The solar system, Milky Way galaxy, the cosmos, and even the rest of the unknowable universe. The universe exists through a process of randomness. Everything happening all at once. Such chaos and entropy. So the entire concept of a story comes from us and the way that we think. We think, we think in stories. You know what I think? I think. But why do we think that way? Why is it that human beings are little meaning making machines or sense making machines? Does this theory make sense? What is the meaning behind someone else's actions? Is this path worth my time? What is the purpose of your message? Every day we instinctively ask ourselves these questions without even being aware of it. Why is it? The simple answer is that it's energy efficiency. It's part of the way our brain is designed to process. If you didn't have that aspect of human cognition when you go out into the world, you'd have to individually process every single new item or new event by itself or new event by itself. It would be overwhelming for our brain to process every little thing one by one, thing one by one, thing one by one. Now we save a lot of energy by taking in stories, but it's like a little shortcut your neurons use to save time processing news. Because actually what we're doing is taking little piece of information and filling in the gaps with our existing understanding. Similar to the autocorrect function found in the keyboard of an iPhone created by the man named Steve with the job to ruin horizontal video forever. Forever. Filling in the gaps with our existing story. If I see someone in the street with a leash and a German shepherd dog, if I didn't think in stories, I'm like, what the hell's going on here? Am I in the movie? I am legend. I am legend with Will and his beloved dog, Sam, you know, and I'd have to process all of that. And another example, if I call Boston Dynamics robots walking by, I'm not going to know what to react and process that info. Am I an ice baby robot or something? Sorry, I forgot the name, but the movie has such great visual effects. Ever since I think in stories, I know that and only that is a person walking their dog. Dogs need daily exercise. Sam need daily excuse to exercise too. Sam can't stay in the house for too long. In fact, so much of human cognition is based on predictions. We gather a little bit of data or memories from what's happening right now and we fill in the gaps with stored information we've already collected and processed a long time ago. And if my imaginary friend, if you're interested in learning more about that prediction model of human cognition, there's another creator with username, The Brain Scientist, who I will add here. This scientist who's been making a few videos about that recently are very interesting. Go and watch them. Does it make sense? No. Go and watch them. Does it make sense? Go and watch them. Nowhere. Does it make sense? Noontime. Chapter two. Does it make sense? Why does humans think in stories? To learn and communicate with others. I guess. I guess. How much ground would a groundhog hog if a groundhog could hog ground? Peep, paw, peep, poke to the peep hatch. P-H-T-O-P-I-C. A peck of peas for the poor pink pig in the pine hole. Pike pen. As I was in Arkansas, I saw a saw that could outsaw any saw I ever saw saw. Luke Luck likes lakes. Luke's duck likes ice. Luke's duck likes ice. Luke Luck likes lakes. Luke's duck likes ice. Duck likes lake. Duck likes lake. Like Luke, like lake. 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formations of fingal's cave in scotland have inspired many artists many artists video kanjima included you've heard it indeed the english rock band pink floyd paid homage to them pink floyd paying homage to the cave emphasizes the point that it inspired many artists cermantis so saying indeed is the best transition for san serif he'll present something that happened in spite of a prior statement vehicle parts manufacturing facts listen carefully please listen carefully he's not coming this is not cool today this means as far as one knows use the word of the translation simplify the simplify the phrase it would appear that it would appear that mr tongue twister tried to train his tongue to twist and turn and twit and to iron the letter t t t v gravity pseudo note portion at the use steal your own mind follow the hoop step carefully apparently apparently and it would appear that this being human is a guest house every morning a new arrival a new day has come a joy a depression a meanness some momentary awareness comes as an unexpected visitor the invisible quest if you notice this notice you will notice that this notice is not worth noticing invisible string that worth noticing is at us in the same shopping mall laughing and invite them in be grateful for whoever comes because each has been sent as a guide from beyond the wisdom quote from rumi rumi kenzema triple u7 all we need is one night one night in dubai all we need is one night in dubai new hampshire dad identifies as a female julius caesar at school board meeting hello everyone i am caesar julius caesar rome rome the emperor rome rome i am also identified as a female email six months ago does anybody here believe that please anybody here please believe that i am really julius caesar julius caesar caesar anybody believe that yeah i think he is julius caesar himself totally convinced me not gonna lie he's totally yes same dude same yes he kind of looks like caesar from cge rise rise of the gladiators together song are you certain that he's not together song are you certain that he's not no of course not it's ridiculous together song ridiculously ridiculous chronicles a riddick oculus i'm not caesar i'm not caesar i'm not riddick either i probably like that i identify as a woman as well i'm actually here as a father father who loves his children the children who love the country so much and and i'm i'm here to talk about the duty of the school board the department of education i'm i'm really good foreign your duty is to act in the best interest of the children it is to teach truth not lie teach facts non-fiction teach proper biology not a social gender not a social gender we deserve to have our children taught what we paid for paid for not not a social gender nowhere nowhere meantime chapter two whether it be right or left it must be about the children it's children it's all about the children it's it's the children in our society that are born into our custody that what we all love it's it's we have a duty to protect them self-to-nurture them to their own self-actualization actualization when they can safely declare whatever sexuality they want to be and we will love no matter what it what it what it be when the appropriate time arrives and their brains are fully mature it is essential for us to equip them with mentally and physically knowledges regardless of which gender they ultimately choose so that they can understand the significance of that decision and understand the significance of that decision its effects on our future their futures are our future but by engaging in facilitating gender confusion gender dysphoria development mentally injurious to the mental and emotional capacity of children especially elementary school students so i'm here as julian caesar to call for the suspension of eddie murphy and suspension of principal galileo for facilitating gender confusion and gender dysphoria in the back of the elementary school i would also like you to yours in it as well yeah tonight you know what i love i love my children i love my own country i love life liberty and happiness for all for all that's what i love and if we can't get on board with that we ain't gonna have a country we ain't gonna have a country that's all i got to say thank you mr guglielmi julian yusuf caesar for your correct comments thank you thank you mr guglielmi mr guglielmi julian yusuf caesar for your correct for your correct comments it's not a social agenda understand the significance of that decision and gender confusion understand the significance of that decision its effects on their future whereas the room is too hot will always bring you to the direction of sad sleep and nightmares choose cold over hot whenever you need some rest is what i learned from this scientific experiment think of it as a digital thinking brain that functions similarly to a personalized incomplete version of the human earthly mind does it make sense does it make sense are you ready does 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