[FRIAM] interactive media bias chart

[Marcus Daniels]

I was thinking of more a total bandwidth issue.  If one has individual sensors that are high resolution and high sensitivity there are not as many sensors that can take data given fixed processing power.   So the extrovert has crummy 1 bit detectors, but draws from many of them, and (rightly or wrongly) claims to be more grounded.   Introverts feel like they are constantly getting beaten by others' needs and emotions.  A loud cacophony that is skull-splitting. 

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Eureka! I knew those voices were telling the truth all along. I should start listening more closely.

I know it's a joke. But there really does seem to be a diversity in "organ" composition for animals. Our new cat, for example, seems like he has something like "face blindness". All the other cats will look at our eyes when trying to manipulate us into feeding them or opening the door ... or figuring out if we're going to chase them. The new guy just does not seem to have that piece of wetware. He has no truck with looking into anyone's eyes, not even the other cats. When will we get fMRIs the size of tennis balls so we can strap it on a cat's head and take live data?

On 2/26/21 11:46 AM, Marcus Daniels wrote:
> I'm sure they meant it in the sense of an exquisite quantum magnetometer.    I remember one day when one of our colleagues remarked on Glen's numerous elaborate models of his social environment.   Interesting because the accusation was, as I understood it, a lack of grounded information in his models.    Unless that magnetometer was providing grounded information and the other extrovert in that conversation simply lacked such a metaphorical device?

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