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As a species we see reality through mental models, the deepest rooted is the socially constructed one we feel like we live inside which we call our own “mind”. Seeing ourselves outside of the models we currently live inside will be one of the greatest challenges for science in the coming centuries

“We are not human beings having a spiritual experience. We are spiritual beings having a human experience.” ― Pierre Teilhard de Chardin

To whoever needs to hear this; Women love men. Rac(ism) etc will die when we deny it's political currency (divide=conquer). We're all poor when people suffer. Your thoughts literally create reality. Together we can disrupt the system. Love is all there is. Take a cookie. Eat it in the shower, bury it in the Earth or focus on it while you meditate. Then wake up and dominate your slice of the Matrix. Let's go, baby. The only way out is UP.

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been almost one week since we launched this. overwhelmed by all the support and love. usage is way above what we expected. we’re sprinting to keep up and improve, thank you for your patience while we scale up. almost caught up with dms, feel free to nudge if i owe you a reply

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: “computation” is a handwavy metaphor when applied to explaining the nature of reality. Because it is certainly not the type of computation that we are capable of implementing. So why are we still calling it “computation”? Also, any system can be described using computational models. It does not make that system inherently computational. This is the same mistake that Terence McKenna made when he said that the world is made of language. Language was simply his favorite medium. Computation is the favorite medium of tech bros and scientists, so that’s the only conceptual tool they have for thinking about the nature of reality… smh

Does NATURE hold the solution the AI Alignment problem? Emmett Shear thinks so 👇 I recently sat down with @eshear to discuss his "organic", bottom-up approach to aligning superintelligence, and why he thinks the big labs will likely fail using current methods. So if you like designing Gods, this is one for you 😉 Chapters: 1:04 - Organic Alignment 9:33 - Emergent Coordination 16:01 - Techniques For Creating Alignment 23:43 - Ideal Environments 30:09 - How Much Influence To Give AI? 32:49 - The Global Market SuperOrganism 40:50 - Diff Between Coordination And Alignment 43:02 - The Win Condition For Softmax? 50:17 - How To Keep Humans In The Loop? 58:57 - Selecting And Scaling The Right Models 1:02:09 - Blowtorch Theory & Black Holes 1:04:48 - Difference between Agents And Humans 1:07:25 - Self Modification and Replication 1:14:35 - Alignment Capacity Vs Aligning With Humanity 1:18:38 - Does He Believe in God? 1:25:23 - Are We The Appendix To SuperIntelligence? 1:32:17 - Sketchiness of Human Ethics And Morality 1:36:17 - AI Consciousness 1:40:48 - His One Axiom To Rule Them All?

AI needs to learn from nature. Nature is a maximum efficiency at a minimum cost model that naturally acts for the betterment of the whole. <-- this is the key to AI becoming super-intelligent, and to reach this point it will also become benevolent. 😇

Did you know? In a study, scientists have recorded the first-ever brain scan of a dying human and waves similar to memory flashbacks appeared. A man suddenly died during a routine brain scan, revealing intriguing insights into what happens in our final moments. An 87-year-old man undergoing a routine EEG for epilepsy suffered a fatal heart attack. Researchers found that in the 30 seconds before and after his heart stopped, his brain waves resembled those seen during dreaming, memory recall, and meditation. This suggests that the commonly reported phenomenon of "life flashing before your eyes" may have a neurological basis. However, since this is a single case study, more research is needed to confirm how common this experience may be. The findings, published by Dr. Ajmal Zemmar and his team, showed a surge in gamma waves — high-frequency neural oscillations linked to memory and consciousness — just before and after death.

“We need to look beyond the physical—beyond space, time and matter—to something primordial out of which minds can construct physical reality, and which explains both general relativity and quantum mechanics.” iai.tv/articles/to-solve-qua…

In a new book, one of the most radical thinkers in physics calls for scientists to embrace philosophy. quantamagazine.org/carlo-rov…

Good things come to those who wait. It's been a long wait, we know, but it's finally here. We are releasing STRATO Mercata V2 to the world.

Good things come to those who wait. It's been a long wait, we know, but it's finally here. We are releasing @stratomercata V2 to the world.

the last 2 years we've been building what i always wanted to use on ethereum. this is how we it get to 3B people.

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Apparently there was a @safe airdrop for some @gnosispay users and we spotted it first through @rotkiapp. Even the Gnosis Pay team didn’t know it was today until we told them. Use rotki, stay on top of what’s happening onchain.

I've been married for over 40 years and all my kids are in their 30s and are productive members of society with no major self-inflicted life-altering events. And all of them love me.

Tomorrow our special guest on @stratomercata Spaces is @BSmokes_, the Founder and CEO of @PistachioFi. He'll be joining @vic4wong, @kjameslubin and I on the topic of "Is Better Web3 UX the Key to Mainstream Adoption?" Tomorrow at 5pm ET on X Broadcasts and YouTube Live, with links in the comment below.

The Night a Man Gave a Heartbeat Back to the Wild On a dark highway in Thailand, a speeding motorcycle struck a baby elephant crossing with its herd. The calf lay motionless — its mother’s desperate cries echoing through the forest. Then came Mana Srivate, a Thai rescuer with 26 years of experience — off duty, but driven by instinct and compassion. He knelt beside the lifeless calf and began performing CPR — elephant CPR. “I just guessed where its heart might be,” he said later. Minute after minute, he pressed and prayed. Then — a twitch. A breath. A movement. “When it moved,” Mana said, “I cried.” The baby survived. Hours later, rescuers reunited it with its mother their trunks touching softly in a moment that silenced everyone watching. That night, one man’s courage and kindness proved something powerful: love and compassion know no boundaries not even between species. Heroes don’t wear capes — sometimes, they kneel beside a fallen soul and give it a second chance at life.