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The urge to get credit and the social games of recognition

One commenter calls the urge for credit, especially among men, both atavistic and essential in many human environments.

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One commenter describes the urge to get credit, especially among men, as hard to resist and still essential in many human environments, but argues it is no more than an urge. In a reply, another commenter suggests that recognition can depend on a willingness to play social games.

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Joscha Bach@PlinzDemis’ need to get a physics price from people far below his own intellectual level is cute, but the reason it goes to him instead of JS is his dedication to submitting to the social games. JS should recognize it as such. Otoh I am grateful that his shoulder chip keeps motivating him to greatness1h
Pedro A. Ortega@AdaptiveAgents@Plinz Agree with the sentiment. Still, we should set the historical record straight. It's easy to mock Schmidhuber for seeking recognition, but his contributions were truly pioneering. In my book, seeking recognition for genuine work beats being good at playing the media game.45m
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    Joscha Bach@PlinzDemis’ need to get a physics price from people far below his own intellectual level is cute, but the reason it goes to him instead of JS is his dedication to submitting to the social games. JS should recognize it as such. Otoh I am grateful that his shoulder chip keeps motivating him to greatness1h
    Pedro A. Ortega@AdaptiveAgents@Plinz Agree with the sentiment. Still, we should set the historical record straight. It's easy to mock Schmidhuber for seeking recognition, but his contributions were truly pioneering. In my book, seeking recognition for genuine work beats being good at playing the media game.45m
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