Yash Mimani aka ahafisher

How should we think about symbolic discourse language compared to ordinary natural language? In a sense, the symbolic discourse language is a representation in which all the nuance and “poetry” have been “crushed” out of the natural language. The symbolic discourse language is precise, but it’ll almost inevitably lose the nuance and poetry of the... See more

- Complexity and entropy in civilisational systems

- Any law should be short enough that anyone can read them

- Should be easier to get rid of a late than make them

- AI gone wrong

- Religious extremism

- Freemium ladder conversion increasing from early single digits (1-3%) to late single digits (5-10%) through compounding accrual of consumer trust and stickiness

- Revenue retention moats built through content (topics, celebrity exclusives), social network effects and B2B partnerships

- Sustainable energy

- Tesla

- How many years did Tesla accelerate the transition to sustainable energy by?

- That will be the legacy of Tesla

Well, if we can develop a decently complete symbolic discourse language, it should be possible. (Yes, every contract would have to be defined relative to some underlying set of “governing law” rules, etc., that are in some ways like the built-in functions of the symbolic discourse language.)But what would it mean? Among other things, it would mean... See more