You assume too much.

You said yourself you never try to guess what's in her head.

Allegedly.

But you know what?

It's, once again, very logical.

But in a startup you're really kind of guessing, and the odds are you're going to be guessing wrong, so rather than waste a whole ton of time and money why don't we actually get outside the building before we build something and waste a lot of engineering time, and more importantly, cash, because that's what puts startups out of business is running out of money.

What are the chances of that? !

Personally, I try not to guess what Patty Hewes does or doesn't know.

Day 1, a series of untested hypothesis, a faith based enterprise.

I need you to maximise your visual memory.

Again, the only sample for the initial state is the very first measurement observation in this sequence over here.

And you get to guess on day 1 is it crucial or trivial?

Just make that list now.

It is one thing to question the official story and another thing entirely to make wild accusations or insinuate that I'm a superhero.

They should make a movie about this. Where they plant ideas into peoples minds, so they can control them for their own personal gain. We'll call it

Uh, yes, I remember you.

The word hypotheses is really a fancy word for guesses, and if you really think about it when you fill out the business model canvas all you have is a series of guesses.

The forgery is now obvious.

Just as the brain came out of chaos at the beginning, it's going back into chaos in the end.

That's what you're out testing, and this is what we call the search for the business model.

Scientific knowledge isn't derived from anything.

We compare the measurement with our prediction where H is the measurement function that maps the state to measurements.

In an email, Warner Bros. states that the information in the media

Early on, I think I had a couple of videos where you would see me in it, but I realized that wasn't the way to go.

So let's say we have an axis right here, that's axis.

For crying out loud, there's no use speculating. I'll just call my brother up. He'll probably know something.

We're measuring a distance a distance to go around.

This is those wonderful days of the Battle of Britain in 1940, when a Messerschmitt ME109 bursts into the House of Commons and buzzes around, just to piss off Churchill, who's down there somewhere.

Check one or all of those attributes that apply.

And you can see the red dots, in this particular patient's case, were finger sticks, which would have missed both ends.

And if we can do that, the sequence of the neurons we recover from that unscrambling will be a prediction of the pattern of neural activity that is replayed in the brain during memory recall.

We don't need mechanized workers.

Do you remember her?

I remember Nick very well.

If you're a domain expert, maybe you know a little more, but it's okay because you're just kind of guessing here.

Funny how a missing child has a way to jog the memory, eh, Shran?

That's why we are so scared about flu, isn't it?

Do you remember Muffler Mannlein im Walde still, Mr. Dortlich?

You speculated which way?

You're baked. You can't remember. But since when does it take

Yes.. yes. I remember so.

So to test if we had done so, we can take our animals once again and place them back in the blue box.

When you know these numbers, the spreadsheets fall out of these.

I see a world where we can reactivate any kind of memory that we'd like.

Zero.