Humans make technology, nature made humans; who are we to judge what is "natural" or "right?"

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I really believe we are not conscious of our choices until immediately after we make them. Over time, we reflect and slightly nudge our subconscious towards different reactions based on experience and knowledge. Therefore, developing a "healthy" subconscious is a good way to be more intentional.

ChatGPT just blew my mind with this thought:

"What if conciousness isn't a thing you have, but rather a process you engage in?"

Using AI is sometimes like using the Hubble Telescope for bird watching. Extremely powerful, but you need to be accurate with your aim.

What if true intelligence is emotional intelligence? What does that mean for the future of AI and humans?

There is wisdom hidden in the weeds

The mind is like a prism that breaks apart incoming data into different parts, but only tells the truth in darkness.

The mind is like a lens that can both clarify and distort reality. Take time to meditate and rest your mind's eye.

Language is a very powerful tool for sharing information. We compress multimodal, multidimensional, and temporal data experienced in parallel into a linear sequence of words. We do this with our thoughts even before we share them. I wonder how this contributes to our experience of time as linear.

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