Subjective brain speed

From: Max M (maxm@maxmcorp.dk)
Date: Sat Jan 03 1998 - 07:47:43 MST

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It has occured to me that I don't need to become a weak
superintelligence to accellerate the speed of my brain. The more I
learn, the faster I think. Both subjectively and objectively.

Problems that used to take me a long time I can now solve in a jiffy.

Well nothing new here probably. Just a reminder that we can probably
become a lot more >H without technology than most of us realise.

Pure old studying will go a long way.

MAX M Rasmussen
Denmark
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