How Complex Are Individual Differences? · Gwern.net
Individual human brains are more predictable and similar than they are different, reflecting low Kolmogorov complexity and implying that beta uploading may be more feasible than guessed, with suggestions on optimizing archived information.
--- title: How Complex Are Individual Differences? description: Individual human brains are more predictable and similar than they are different, reflecting low Kolmogorov complexity and implying that beta uploading may be more feasible than guessed, with suggestions on optimizing archived information. created: 2010-06-23 modified: 2019-06-14 status: in progress confidence: likely importance: 4 css-extension: dropcaps-yinit ... Every human is different in a myriad of ways, from their memories to their personality to their skills or knowledge to intelligence and cognitive abilities to moral and
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