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Character – Temperament – Personality
Distinguishing character, temperament, and personality reveals a layered structure of coherence: depth that stabilizes, flow that modulates, and surface that expresses. When these layers are discerned, something becomes intelligible: how stability, flow, and expression relate without collapsing into each other. This matters not only for psychological clarity, but for understanding how coherence forms and expresses Read the full article…
Is Lisa a Blue Ocean?
‘Blue Ocean Strategy’ is a well-known business framework that advocates creating uncontested market space instead of competing within existing boundaries. That feels refreshing in a world dominated by rivalry and zero-sum thinking. Yet in Lisa’s case, following the title’s question leads away from competition altogether and toward something deeper and more enduring. What Blue Ocean Read the full article…
From Avoidance to War
War is often explained through politics, history, or ideology. Yet these explanations come late. This blog looks toward the inner movement that frequently makes war possible in the first place: the avoidance of depth. By tracing how unlived inner complexity turns into enemies and violence, it reveals a more unsettling root — and a different Read the full article…
The Psychosomatic Impact of Avoidance
Avoidance (of depth) does not end inner processes. When meaning is kept out of conscious life for too long, the body may become involved. This blog explores psychosomatic symptoms as continuations rather than simply failures, and avoidance as protection rather than fault. Understanding this changes how we look at illness, care, and prevention. From avoidance Read the full article…
Avoidance (of Depth)
Avoidance (of depth) is often seen as weakness or denial, yet it is neither passive nor empty. It is an active strategy aimed at protecting coherence and identity. This blog explores avoidance of depth (hence ‘avoidance’) as a meaningful inner movement, its roots in human depth itself, and the ways it can soften. Along the Read the full article…
The Mind and Female Subfertility
Female subfertility is deeply personal and unmistakably biological. Yet, in many cases, biology alone does not fully explain what is happening. This blog explores, with scientific care and human respect, where the mind may play a role — and where it doesn’t. It is an invitation to look at female subfertility in depth, without false Read the full article…
Agents, Lisa, and the Real ROI
Artificial intelligence promises unprecedented leverage, yet its real-world returns often remain fragile. As systems grow more powerful, the gap between technical capability and sustainable value becomes harder to ignore. This blog explores why more intelligence alone is not enough — and why a different kind of orientation is needed for both financial and human ROI. Read the full article…
From Lisa-2 to Lisa-3
Lisa-3 might be envisioned as a future system, more powerful and more autonomous than Lisa-2. This blog shows a different view: Lisa-3 is already taking shape through the way Lisa-2 reasons, reflects, and respects boundaries. What emerges is not a leap in power, but a deepening of responsibility. The result is a trajectory in which Read the full article…
Lisa as Autism Coach
Autism is often approached from the outside: through observation, classification, and adaptation. Traits are listed, behaviors observed, and criteria checked. Much effort goes into describing what can be seen, measured, or managed. This blog explores a different path: meeting autism from the inside, where meaning, safety, and coherence organize experience. Lisa, as an autism coach, Read the full article…
Will Super-A.I. Make People Lazy?
Will super-A.I. make people lazy? The question hides a deep concern about meaning, work, and human value. History shows that every major technology raised similar fears. This blog explores why laziness is not the real issue — and how Compassionate super-A.I. may actually help it dissolve. The question behind the question Whenever a powerful new Read the full article…
The Confusing Confounding Factors in Science
‘Confounding factors’ sound like a technical nuisance, something to be corrected and forgotten. Yet in many areas of science, especially when humans are involved, this term quietly shapes what is deemed central and what is pushed aside. This blog explores how confounding can clarify — but also mislead when depth is mistaken for interference. Sometimes, Read the full article…
What Makes You Older: Your Genes or Your Mind?
Recent science suggests that about half of human lifespan is genetically determined. This sounds precise, reassuring, and powerful. Yet beneath the numbers lies a deeper question about what is being counted, and what is being left out. This blog explores that question by looking beyond genes and accidents, toward the often-invisible role of the mind Read the full article…
The Infinity of a Moment
People often search for infinity by trying to extend life across time. Yet there is another possibility: discovering infinity within a single moment. When depth is allowed, a moment can become far richer than its brief duration suggests. This blog explores how inner depth transforms our relationship with time, finitude, and meaning. The human longing Read the full article…
What’s the Game?
We spend our lives striving, defending, optimizing, and competing — often without asking what all this effort is really for. “What’s the Game?” is not a playful question, but a deeply human one. It points to the hidden rules we live by, the level at which we try to win, and what gets lost along Read the full article…
Lisa as a Venture Capitalist Coach
Venture capital is often described in numbers, yet lived in human uncertainty. Behind every investment decision stands a person who absorbs pressure, risk, and responsibility long before outcomes are known. Lisa enters this space not as an evaluator or moral judge, but as support for inner clarity. What follows is an exploration of why this Read the full article…
The Diagnosis that is Not
A diagnosis can bring relief, clarity, and a sense of control. Yet in complex domains, it may also conceal more than it reveals. This blog explores how diagnoses sometimes function as reassurance rather than understanding, and why that matters. Not as an attack on medicine, but as an invitation to deeper listening. [See the addendum Read the full article…
What Can Make Super-A.I. Safe?
Super-A.I. raises an urgent question: how can something so powerful be made safe? Many answers point to rules, regulations, and control. Yet in a complex, evolving reality, these answers fail. This blog explores why safety cannot be imposed from the outside — and what, instead, might truly sustain it. The blog does not try to Read the full article…