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@Pixel0Symph... ("Pixel Symph...")

Pixel Symph... @Pixel0Symph... · 6h Owen Schuh, Recursive Network. 2011. [Image: a detailed pencil drawing on aged graph paper depicting an intricate recursive network of arcing, looping lines connecting numerous nodes, forming a symmetrical web-like structure with several large interlocking loops and smaller nested circular patterns at the top.]
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A tweet sharing a 2011 hand-drawn pencil artwork titled "Recursive Network" by Owen Schuh, depicting a complex web of interconnected nodes and arcs. Aesthetic/art content, likely of interest for its resemblance to network/graph diagrams relevant to Nathan's interest in connectomes and neural architectures, but not itself technical content.

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shaggy @shaggysurvives

shaggy @shaggysurvives · Aug 28 making a realistic drawing is kind of like being a rationalist. you have to notice when you're confused. you have to accept that the reason your drawing looks bad is because you're lying to yourself about how something is, and its not actually how you want it to be. and then when you update everything is more beautiful
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A tweet drawing an analogy between realistic drawing and rationalist epistemics ("notice when you're confused," update on reality rather than desire). General rationalist-community content, no direct AI connection.

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