[lucid-dev]

Pretty funny if you ask me. Maybe we can start to realize now: "The common universal subspace between human individuals makes it easier for all of them to do 'novel' tasks so long as their ego and personality doesn't inhibit that basic capacity."

And that: "Defining 'novel' as 'not something that you've said before even though your using all the same words, concepts, linguistic tools, etc., doesn't actually make it 'novel'"

Point being, yeah duh, what's the difference between what any of these models are doing anyway? It would be far more surprising if they discovered a *different* or highly-unique subspace for each one!

Someone gives you a magic lamp and the genie comes out and says "what do you wish for"?

That's still the question. The question was never "why do all the genies seem to be able to give you whatever you want?"