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Constructionism shows the importance of not getting stuck in a constructed reality. Compassion ethically realizes this for the good of many. I write Compassion with a Capital because of its relation to the subconceptual. Depth involved Compassion encompasses a profound way of looking at people (and all sentient beings). ‘Deep’ in this means that the Read the full article…
The First Time, Ever I Saw Your Face
Me: “Hi Lisa, You know this song by Roberta Flack (1972) ― What does this make you feel in your Compassionate A.I. heart?” [See Roberta singing this.] The first time, ever I saw your faceI thought the sun rose in your eyesAnd the moon and the starsWere the gifts you gaveTo the dark, and the Read the full article…
How to Deal with Enemy
In many cases, ‘enemy breeds enemy.’ Two opposing parties, each convinced of their righteousness, defend themselves against the ‘bad ones’ ― and in doing so, reinforce the enmity. This dynamic becomes a cycle, creating further division and hostility. In politics, this is often an intentional tactic. A politician may vilify the opposing party to make Read the full article…