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Reaching Compassionate Singularity
It’s becoming increasingly clear that singularity – the point where artificial intelligence (A.I.) reaches human-level intelligence – will arrive soon enough. While it’s hard to define this ‘moment’ precisely since we’re talking about a complex landscape rather than a linear progression, the consensus among experts is that it’s just around the corner. By ‘soon enough,’ Read the full article…
Compassion: Relief of Dissociation
This is not straightforwardly the diminishment of suffering. Relief of inner dissociation acts from where it counts: from inside out. Inner dissociation is the presence of stark incongruence(s) in human depth. Eventually, in-depth, ‘suffering’ is itself the feeling of this inner incongruence. The related tension is the tension between mutually incongruent, mental subconceptual patterns. [see: Read the full article…