Machines don’t overpower markets. They consolidate them. (2/2)

Full read available here www.aestora.com/essays/dopam...

Full link on dopamism and addiction economics here www.aestora.com/essays/dopam...

We used to drug-test people working in national security. Now, the world’s entire security strategy is built on the visions of acid trips. At what point can we discuss this? When is it safe for us to admit that our future isn’t being designed by reason, but by psychedelics? (2/2)

Great read, thanks for sharing!!!! It's really sad. He is trying to convince us that only fear is real, and that we have no other options but terror, all to capture more power for himself. This is the opposite of Jesus' teaching, who tells us that only love is real.

Exactly! Embracing uncertainty and staying calm in it is the epitome of intelligence!

Thank you!

You might like this short essay on the Theology of AI, it talks about this in a bit more depth! www.aestora.com/essays/theol...

Yes! One of the most magical things about being human is that, no matter what we read or are told, we still get to choose - love or fear. Every moment invites that decision. If we could train AI to recognise which one we’re standing on, by using the world's leaders in love, that would be amazing!

Exactly! Maybe the final judgement isn’t an ending, but the end of judgement itself, the moment we remember we are one, and that love is all that’s real. People love to project violence onto God, but really they're just looking for excuses to justify the violence they choose themselves.

There is no meaningful future with AI until we take this seriously. No technology deserves more care than a person without clean water. If we must set parameters for progress, let the first be this: basic human need before machine experiments. (3/3)