Hello,

I believe that kindness, gentleness and a spirit of collaboration may be
very productive and help our inside-seeker to overcome our little egos.

So I would suggest that the only rules for the list should be:
- be polite, respectful and kind
- learn to distinguish hypothesis and conjectures from theorems
- if there is disagreement, try to understand others and explain yourself
so others can understand you
- ...

And so forth, that should be easy to accomplish :-)

It may happen that AGI is a very challenging goal that only people with
very little or very big egos try to achieve.
I find interesting to ask myself, which kind am I?
If I have a big ego, then I will get bitter because of the frustration of
not achieving such a big challenge. If I have a very little ego, I will be
eager to understand others opinions and feel excited and like a child
whenever I get their points.


Best,
Sergio


On Tue, Dec 3, 2013 at 9:26 PM, Mike Archbold <[email protected]> wrote:

> I'm not calling anybody a troll, but a troll always disappears if you
> respond in the following manner:
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> On 12/3/13, Anastasios Tsiolakidis <[email protected]> wrote:
> > As a person who occasionally gets banned here or there I have nothing
> > against banning :) So yeah, ban our 3-4 repetitious members. Are they
> > the reason we are not getting contributions from any of the other 10
> > teams that are in the same league as OpenCog, or the 100s of legit
> > researchers that don't have a grand AGI design just yet? No, the
> > "explanation" is somewhere in the nexus of the value of traditional
> > peer-reviewed channels, the low probability you will get any work done
> > on the list, and of course in the wildly different strategies the more
> > legitimate people created over the past 5-10 years, there is just no
> > point discussing those strategies methinks, they have to be
> > battle-tested and only then we can return to the broad discussions and
> > drawing boards. Until then, most AGIers are probably happy with the
> > few annual events they can attend and the private channels they have
> > with the more interesting or compatible researchers. Probably the only
> > improvement to this list would be a heavily edited wiki, perhaps one
> > day one of the wikis out there will de facto become the "right" place
> > to have constructive discussions. The interesting moments we have had
> > with the repeat offenders here are almost impossible to find among all
> > the noise,
> >
> > PS yes Jim, you would make a great ban-nee!
> >
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