ACL 2025

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Welcome to Quell Protection Services, you’ve been selected to move on to the next phase of the security team for one of Texas’ biggest and most exciting

events—Austin City Limits 2025.

This isn’t just a music festival—this is a cultural event that draws thousands of guests, top-tier talent, and major attention.

And we’re proud to have you on the team.

Before we hit the road, here’s what you need to know:

Stay Responsive: You are expected to check and respond to messages, texts, or emails leading up to the event.

Mandatory Orientation: All team members must attend an in-person training session on September 4 or September 11th unless you live in Austin.

Travel Plans: If you're based in Dallas County, Friday morning of the Festival, you’ll need to meet at a designated location possibly before 6:00 a.m. We will announce this meeting location at the training.

Once you're driving to the pickup location, message: "en route"

You’ll ride with other guards on a passenger van or bus to Austin and it is a 3-4 hour ride.

Hotel and Roommates: You’ll be staying in a shared hotel room with two other guards during the weekend.

This means: People have different sleep schedules,

Others may not share the same hygiene standards.

Regardless, we expect mutual respect.

We will be sending a roommate questionnaire during the in person training session and will do our best to match you with compatible roommates.

If you're removed from duty due to poor hygiene, you will not be paid for that day.

If you can’t work due to a medical issue, you won’t be paid for the time missed.

If you need to return to Dallas due to an emergency, you'll be responsible for your own transportation and costs.

Our appearance is part of our professionalism.

The uniform for this event is all black:

Bring a black t-shirt for each day—no logos or graphics.

Black pants only—no sweatpants, no sagging, no rips.

No bags allowed out in the field, they must stay in our designated secured area.

Each day, you’ll be issued a Security vest with a number.

That vest must be returned at the end of your shift.

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are provided at your work location.

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Welcome to Quell Protection Services, you’ve been selected to move on to the next phase of the security team for one of Texas’ biggest and most exciting

events—Austin City Limits 2025.

This isn’t just a music festival—this is a cultural event that draws thousands of guests, top-tier talent, and major attention.

Let’s get you prepared.

Communication is key.

Mandatory Orientation: All team members must attend an in-person training session on September 4 or September 11th unless you live in Austin.

This is not optional.

Travel Plans: If you're based in Dallas County, Friday morning of the Festival, you’ll need to meet at a designated location possibly before 6:00 a.m. We will announce this meeting location at the training.

Once you're driving to the pickup location, message: "en route"

Some may snore,

Others may not share the same hygiene standards.

Regardless, we expect mutual respect.

We will be sending a roommate questionnaire during the in person training session and will do our best to match you with compatible roommates.

If you're removed from duty due to poor hygiene, you will not be paid for that day.

If you can’t work due to a medical issue, you won’t be paid for the time missed.

If you need to return to Dallas due to an emergency, you'll be responsible for your own transportation and costs.

Dress Code – Stay Sharp and Look Clean

The uniform for this event is all black:

Bring a black t-shirt for each day—no logos or graphics.

Belts required.

No hats.

Food and Pay:  We take care of our team.

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are provided at your work location.

Punctuality is so important we’ll even pay you early for it!

When you arrive at the pickup spot early Friday morning to board the

passenger vans to go to Austin you'll be issued $100 from your check on the spot.

Being late results in holding up the entire team and we can’t have that.

The remainder of your pay will be sent within 2 weeks of your last shift.

You will be required to work all 3 days Friday through Sunday.

Before being officially approved to work, you must:

Acknowledge everything covered in this video and agree to the terms.

We’re not just showing up for a paycheck—we’re showing up to represent the entire team, to protect guests, and to do our jobs professionally.

We want this to be a great experience for everyone, including you.

If you’re ready to bring the energy, the discipline, and the team spirit—we're excited to have you.

As part of our Behavior Policy – Any use of alcohol, drugs, or fraternization while on shift results in termination and no pay.

If all this sounds good to you and you’d like to proceed to schedule your interview with the team.

We have in person (preferred) and zoom options available.

Let’s make ACL 2025 a success.

We appreciate you.

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Synesthesia_and_Divine_Speech_Machine(1)

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Welcome to the deep dive. Today, while we're digging into a

It's about this, uh, intersection of language, automation, and,

pan-right

We've got these source excerpts talking about, well, a potential

natural speech language prayer machine on one hand Right.

And then reflections on something deeply human, the harmony

Exactly. So our mission today is to kind of unpack these ideas.

How might intelligent machines really understand and maybe

And what does this whole thing tell us about our relationship

with language and, uh, technology itself?

Yeah. Let's start there. This idea from Amnon Hakohen, the

a machine, maybe for international personal use

That uses a kind of symbolic natural language code. Think of it

like a universal layer beneath different languages.

And it operates within these, uh, WISE computers, which aren't

just crunching numbers. They have info wisdom.

That suggests, you know, a capacity for applying knowledge in

learns through speech. That's the core idea.

It learns language naturally just by hearing it, aiming to

And it's not just for prayer, apparently.

The text mentions it assisting other AIs or human operators,

even it feels like, uh, MIDI instruments or manufacturing tech.

So a very versatile responsive intelligence. The key seems to be

Exactly. Oh, bang commands or responding almost

instantaneously as fast as the operator thinks, though.

It's this drive towards seamless integration.

Making technology feel less like a separate tool and more like

Precisely. Now switching gears a little, there's this other piece,

freckles in English, in the English of the English language.

Yeah. This one talks about the sound, the actual sound of

several guys and girls praising Elohim together.

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really fascinating area, sparked by

one of your questions actually.

Mhmm.

you know, human expression.

It really is quite a mix.

Very tech focused.

of voices joined together in praise.

It touches both tech and spirit.

even generate human like expression,

especially in context like prayer?

It's a compelling area. Where

should we start? The machine concept?

natural speech language prayer machine.

Uh, can you break that down a bit?

Sure. So the concept is for

Yeah.

Okay.

a more contextual way.

Info wisdom. Interesting term. And it

understand and respond at speeds

natural to, well, human thought.

Wow. That's ambitious. Extremely. Yeah.

that speed matching human thought.

an extension of us?

Different feel altogether.

How pleasant that is.

Mhmm. And it connects that pleasant sound, that harmony to a

spirit of unity.

The idea is that this shared expression contributes to, like,

collective happiness and joy.

It's less about the specific words

maybe and more about the collective act.

That seems to be the suggestion that the harmony itself builds

connection, maybe even carries cultural truths, uh, through

oral tradition as the text hints.

It values that shared human vocal element.

Then it contrasts this with symbolic logic, like this HI example

or written language, saying those might be better suited for

machines for electronic syntaxing.

Right. It draws a distinction, maybe suggesting that structured

logic or written text is how machines think or process, whereas

that shared vocal harmony is uniquely human or at least the

experience of it is.

And then we get these interesting examples, like singing a

prayer in English but using Hebrew text like.

Yeah. The way the Psalm of David.

And then these other fragments, transliterations,

these Hebrew phrases like.

It it's almost like exploring how these core expressions of

praise translate across different

forms, spoken, written, maybe even coded.

Trying to bridge that gap between the human feeling and how

it might be represented, perhaps even by a machine eventually.

Possibly. It's complex territory.

Okay. And finally, these the the selections in Hebrew, what's

the main takeaway there?

Well, these seem to reflect on

the power of human thought itself.

The idea that we can actually conceive of and create

technologies that in certain specific ways can outperform us.

Like surpassing our own limitations.

Exactly. We humans have physical constraints. Right?

But technology doesn't necessarily have those same limits

when it comes to things like, say, processing language really

fast or complex calculations or even manufacturing.

So it's a reflection on our own ingenuity, the power of our

minds to create something that

extends beyond our own biological capabilities.

Precisely. It's about the potential inherent in thought itself

Welcome to the deep dive. Today, while we're digging into a really fascinating area, sparked by one of your questions actually. Mhmm. It's about this, uh, intersection of language, automation, and, you know, human expression. It really is quite a mix. We've got these source excerpts talking about, well, a potential natural speech language prayer machine on one hand Right. Very tech focused. And then reflections on something deeply human, the harmony of voices joined together in praise. It touches both tech and spirit. Exactly. So our mission today is to kind of unpack these ideas. How might intelligent machines really understand and maybe even generate human like expression, especially in context like prayer? And what does this whole thing tell us about our relationship with language and, uh, technology itself? It's a compelling area. Where should we start? The machine concept? Yeah. Let's start there. This idea from Amnon Hakohen, the natural speech language prayer machine. Uh, can you break that down a bit? Sure. So the concept is for a machine, maybe for international personal use Yeah. That uses a kind of symbolic natural language code. Think of it like a universal layer beneath different languages. Okay. And it operates within these, uh, WISE computers, which aren't just crunching numbers. They have info wisdom. That suggests, you know, a capacity for applying knowledge in a more contextual way. Info wisdom. Interesting term. And it learns through speech. That's the core idea. It learns language naturally just by hearing it, aiming to understand and respond at speeds natural to, well, human thought. Wow. That's ambitious. Extremely. Yeah. And it's not just for prayer, apparently. The text mentions it assisting other AIs or human operators, even it feels like, uh, MIDI instruments or manufacturing tech. So a very versatile responsive intelligence. The key seems to be that speed matching human thought. Exactly. Oh, bang commands or responding almost instantaneously as fast as the operator thinks, though. It's this drive towards seamless integration. Making technology feel less like a separate tool and more like an extension of us? Precisely. Now switching gears a little, there's this other piece, freckles in English, in the English of the English language. Different feel altogether. Yeah. This one talks about the sound, the actual sound of several guys and girls praising Elohim together. How pleasant that is. Mhmm. And it connects that pleasant sound, that harmony to a spirit of unity. The idea is that this shared expression contributes to, like, collective happiness and joy. It's less about the specific words maybe and more about the collective act. That seems to be the suggestion that the harmony itself builds connection, maybe even carries cultural truths, uh, through oral tradition as the text hints. It values that shared human vocal element. Then it contrasts this with symbolic logic, like this HI example or written language, saying those might be better suited for machines for electronic syntaxing. Right. It draws a distinction, maybe suggesting that structured logic or written text is how machines think or process, whereas that shared vocal harmony is uniquely human or at least the experience of it is. And then we get these interesting examples, like singing a prayer in English but using Hebrew text like. Yeah. The way the Psalm of David. And then these other fragments, transliterations, these Hebrew phrases like. It it's almost like exploring how these core expressions of praise translate across different forms, spoken, written, maybe even coded. Trying to bridge that gap between the human feeling and how it might be represented, perhaps even by a machine eventually. Possibly. It's complex territory. Okay. And finally, these the the selections in Hebrew, what's the main takeaway there? Well, these seem to reflect on the power of human thought itself. The idea that we can actually conceive of and create technologies that in certain specific ways can outperform us. Like surpassing our own limitations. Exactly. We humans have physical constraints. Right? But technology doesn't necessarily have those same limits when it comes to things like, say, processing language really fast or complex calculations or even manufacturing. So it's a reflection on our own ingenuity, the power of our minds to create something that extends beyond our own biological capabilities. Precisely. It's about the potential inherent in thought itself Yeah. Manifesting in these intelligent machines. So putting it all together, we have this, uh, grand vision for machines that truly get natural language even for something as nuanced as prayer. Yeah. This very ambitious technological goal. And then almost as a counterpoint, this reflection on the purely human side, the power of voices together, that shared harmony, and also our sheer ability to invent things that might even exceed us in some ways. It's that tension, isn't it? Between the drive to automate and understand everything, even deeply human expressions and the recognition of what makes those expressions powerful for us as humans. Definitely. Which leads us to, I guess, the final thought for you listening. As we keep building these incredibly sophisticated language technologies, what does that actually mean for the things we consider uniquely human? You know, our connections, our expression, maybe even our spirituality. It's a big question. What happens to those spaces as technology steps further into them? Something to keep thinking about. Thanks for taking this deep dive with us today. 