Deep Reinforcement Learning for Autonomous Vehicles

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The divine in Language

The divine in Language There are so many religious and divine concepts in language; let’s discuss English which has a Judeo-Christian bias. The concept of Heaven and Hell is a false dichotomy created by a myth to create absolutist moral structures. It falsely attributes fate after death to God because we are so grandiose as to… Continue reading The divine in Language

Relatability is oversold

Relatability is oversold The need for social validation of experience is indoctrinated, and though relatability is comforting, the lack thereof should be embraced too. This is important in developing individuation not based on confirmations and affirmations from other people. We seek relatability to validate our experience — it provides comfort in solace. Relating is a product of self-confirmation… Continue reading Relatability is oversold

Reason and reality

Reason and reality How our reasoning informs how we perceive reality Interpretation follows impression and is informed by reasons and biases, which are subjective. So, we have a tendency to find a reason or meaning. There is an inherent desire to make sense of the world, which forms our reality and consciousness. Categorization of interpretation and demarcation… Continue reading Reason and reality

Views from the NSA HQ

Views from the NSA HQ Satire NSA headquarters We spent a day at the National Security Agency (NSA) conversing with the employees about their work. In the daily standup meeting, the manager asks, “Okay, anything new today?” “There were shootings in New Orleans — 5 people died, ” an informed employee adds. “Wasn’t that yesterday?” the manager questions.… Continue reading Views from the NSA HQ

Language Acquisition Is Innate

Language Acquisition Is Innate Human brains have structures that help learn and retain the first language in childhood The human brain has structures to learn languages As a result of evolution, human brains have developed nuanced language acquisition systems. There are innate facilities in the brain that expedite the learning of language in conjunction with external… Continue reading Language Acquisition Is Innate

Genetic Algorithms to Detect Cyberattacks

Genetic Algorithms to Detect Cyberattacks Algorithms mimicking principles of genetic reproduction are used to detect cyberattacks in large, complex networks. These algorithms import principles of reproduction, natural selection, and maintenance of diversity. The major attacks that affect a large number of computers in the world daily can be classified into four attacks — Probing, Denial of Service… Continue reading Genetic Algorithms to Detect Cyberattacks

Dominance of Arbitrage

Dominance of Arbitrage Arbitrage is an arbitrary, idiosyncratic inconsistency utilized to generate disproportionate value. It could be finding a gap in the market to implement ventures through a niche solution, or investing in currencies with increasing value. The non-existence of a particular economically profitable idea creates an opportunity to attract entrepreneurs. Modern economy values arbitrary… Continue reading Dominance of Arbitrage

The gun industry capitalizes on fear and xenophobia

The gun industry capitalizes on fear and xenophobia Walmart, probably Americans spend about 64 Billion USD on guns every year, and the annual cost of gun violence is estimated to be 280 Billion USD. More than 130,000 Americans are injured or killed annually using guns. There are more guns in America than people, and the… Continue reading The gun industry capitalizes on fear and xenophobia

Deceptive Tribalism — Religion, Nationalism, and Astrology

Deceptive Tribalism — Religion, Nationalism, and Astrology Deceptive ideologies like religion, nationalism, and astrology provide the comfort of acceptance, but also feed false biases. These are constructions to make us feel a part of something bigger, which is a need we should forego. We shouldn’t rely on community acceptance to construct our self-esteem. A lack of belief… Continue reading Deceptive Tribalism — Religion, Nationalism, and Astrology