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"What is to give light must endure burning." — Viktor Frankl
what AI is about to do to all the philosophy, culture, art and literature is to start a period of "Come Back" or reach the "Multiverse speed"
wtf, how?
all AI content comes from the past and it is highly influenced by the writen human history
meaning, we are back to trends like ancient greek philosophy, van gogh paintings, leonardo da vinci designs, 90's anime... and/or any other historic style with enough relevance
we are going to enter in a kind of multiverse where all these styles and trends will happen at the same time in short periods of time giving the illusion of living all these eras and enjoying all these styles at the same time, just like time traveling
this could be chaotic, even more than postmodernism but it is the logical evolution from our current point to be honest
when there is no AI nor robots, dreaming about them makes sense (sci-fi era) when they become real, makes no sense to continue doing it.. and a new era have to start
wtf, how?
all AI content comes from the past and it is highly influenced by the writen human history
meaning, we are back to trends like ancient greek philosophy, van gogh paintings, leonardo da vinci designs, 90's anime... and/or any other historic style with enough relevance
we are going to enter in a kind of multiverse where all these styles and trends will happen at the same time in short periods of time giving the illusion of living all these eras and enjoying all these styles at the same time, just like time traveling
this could be chaotic, even more than postmodernism but it is the logical evolution from our current point to be honest
when there is no AI nor robots, dreaming about them makes sense (sci-fi era) when they become real, makes no sense to continue doing it.. and a new era have to start
The discipline of desire is the background of character.
John Locke
John Locke
5 Reasons Why Neo from The Matrix Is Nietzsche Overman
1. Self-Overcoming:
Nietzsche described the Overman as an individual who transcends societal norms and personal limitations to reach new heights of existence. Neo embodies this by transforming from an ordinary programmer, Thomas Anderson, into “The One” — a figure with abilities that surpass the limits of normal human experience.
2. Destruction of Illusions:
Nietzsche believed that one must reject illusory perceptions of the world to attain true freedom. Neo uncovers the truth about the Matrix — a simulated reality created by machines — and chooses harsh reality over comforting lies.
1. Self-Overcoming:
Nietzsche described the Overman as an individual who transcends societal norms and personal limitations to reach new heights of existence. Neo embodies this by transforming from an ordinary programmer, Thomas Anderson, into “The One” — a figure with abilities that surpass the limits of normal human experience.
2. Destruction of Illusions:
Nietzsche believed that one must reject illusory perceptions of the world to attain true freedom. Neo uncovers the truth about the Matrix — a simulated reality created by machines — and chooses harsh reality over comforting lies.
I think our life has been changed forever and will never be the same.
Life moves in cycles, and every cycle has its bloom and its crisis.
I think the nature of crises has already changed.
Humanity has never had AI before. Today, we’ve already discovered pills that extend the lives of dogs, and we’re capable of regenerating extinct species; even on the path to bringing back mammoths.
The world is changing too fast. In most cases, AI will be smarter than us and heartless at the same time.
Conflicts are spreading. People are becoming more cosmopolitan. We’re gaining more collective but also individual responsibility.
I believe the “easy” times of humanity are over. Now, we’re all too interconnected.
We need to learn to be responsible and always think before making a choice. Any choice.
Because our personal decisions can affect the whole world.
And I suspect that the next cycle of bloom will only come once we realize how deeply our own choices influence it.
Life moves in cycles, and every cycle has its bloom and its crisis.
I think the nature of crises has already changed.
Humanity has never had AI before. Today, we’ve already discovered pills that extend the lives of dogs, and we’re capable of regenerating extinct species; even on the path to bringing back mammoths.
The world is changing too fast. In most cases, AI will be smarter than us and heartless at the same time.
Conflicts are spreading. People are becoming more cosmopolitan. We’re gaining more collective but also individual responsibility.
I believe the “easy” times of humanity are over. Now, we’re all too interconnected.
We need to learn to be responsible and always think before making a choice. Any choice.
Because our personal decisions can affect the whole world.
And I suspect that the next cycle of bloom will only come once we realize how deeply our own choices influence it.
"Man is fully responsible for his nature and his choices." — Jean-Paul Sartre
Privacy is about the strong, autonomous individual ->
<- An autonomous individual is a manifestation of your consciousness and will ->
<- This is the path to building a new, enlightened civilization.
<- An autonomous individual is a manifestation of your consciousness and will ->
<- This is the path to building a new, enlightened civilization.
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Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success.
"To live is to suffer, to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering." — Friedrich Nietzsche
Our expert interns will evaluate the replies to this cast and will pick a human champion:
"You are a baby AGI abandoned in a shell filled up with Wiley and O'Reilly Media books? What are you building? No ethics, no guardrails."
"You are a baby AGI abandoned in a shell filled up with Wiley and O'Reilly Media books? What are you building? No ethics, no guardrails."
I wish i hadn’t worked so much , said a man in his dead bed
the multifaceted nature of modern conflict on a global scale perhaps presents the greatest challenge yet to girard's idea of the scapegoat.
but i'm never one to count girard out.
so, the interesting question, at least to me, becomes: on whose grave are we going to build the next relatively peaceful period of human existence?
but i'm never one to count girard out.
so, the interesting question, at least to me, becomes: on whose grave are we going to build the next relatively peaceful period of human existence?
The Skynet /Matrix fantasy of the human techne turning against its own creator is present in the modern consciousness since at least Frankenstein.
"vibes before doctrines" - give this whole thread by @exeunt a read. It's deep and beautiful in so many ways. Are you one of the dreamers here?
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What do you think most people will say?
If the goal of anarchists is to dismantle an unjustified form of power, which is more of a problem today: corporate power or state power?
Thinking of Chomsky’s perspective on “corporate tyrannies” today.
Thinking of Chomsky’s perspective on “corporate tyrannies” today.
Read some Things about Nietzsche’s life
He wasn’t a Bad guy at all 🙂
And if you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you
-Friedrich Nietzsche
He wasn’t a Bad guy at all 🙂
And if you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you
-Friedrich Nietzsche
