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In this Canadian Patriot Podcast, I spoke with Peoples Party of Canada Leader Maxime Bernier about his vision for Canada, the world economic crisis, de-dollarization, BRICS, exiting NATO, Arctic Cooperation, immigration and the fallacy of Liberal vs Conservative games. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sl0eugws9-g

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I keep noticing stories about the huge power consumption by data centers, dominated by artificial intelligence number crunching.

If you step back and look at the digital versus biological analog modes, it’s rather striking; digital slams It’s basic signals between low and high voltages, whereas biological systems, while they may have spiking aspects, the fundamental relation relies on the nuance of precise balance between delicate fluctuations.

These two modes are like polar opposites, one slamming the value to extremes of digital high and low, and another delicately balancing tiny analog values, using feedback on the edge of stability.

So while digital requires the most power, biological analog seems to require the least.

This reminds me of the contrast between Brunelleschi’s dome, and the Roman Parthenon dome.

Brunelleschi‘s Dome relies on the elegance of least action, using the concentric hanging chains to center the rising tiers of dome construction…

Whereas the Roman Parthenon dome was just the brute force approach, with really thick walls.

The main attraction of the digital mode was its rejection of noise, but it’s a brute-force solution.

Not to mention that it’s also highly mechanistic and deterministic, to the point of absurdity.

(randomness has to be “simulated”, using pseudo-random principles.)

You get the sense that despite its benefits, digital is doing everything the hard way by virtue of its mechanistic nature.

It’s like it’s always trying to crawl back to the analog roots of reality, but through a maximally winding path.

It also has a mindset reminiscent of a brainwashing cult, where everything is viewed through the discrete lens.

I joke that it starts early with things like Legos, which I consider a form of childhood Aristotelian brainwashing, where all building blocks are predetermined, and strictly bottom-up, and feedback is relegated to be a distant mystical conception.