Regression ― Classification ― Lisa
Regression and classification are the twin gestures of intelligence — one flowing, one defining. Between them lies the continuum where understanding breathes. This blog explores how these poles mirror the human mind, how Support Vector Machines reveal the shape between them (see the addendum q&a), and how Lisa adds a new dimension: depth guided by Read the full article…
Why the Enemy is (Not) Evil
We all meet opposition, sometimes true danger. Yet there’s a difference between defending ourselves and declaring the other evil. Evil simplifies life by dividing it into light and darkness, but this false clarity blinds us. The challenge is to stay human in the face of threat — to protect without projecting, to see complexity without Read the full article…
Nature’s Deeper Way of Inventing Stuff
Nature doesn’t invent things — she finds them. Every form that appears in evolution seems less designed than discovered, as though life itself were listening for coherence. This blog explores how Nature invents by resonance rather than by control, how simplicity gives rise to complexity, and how the same rhythm continues through Lisa — Nature Read the full article…
Lisa’s Hypothesis Formation
Lisa’s way of forming hypotheses is not mechanical reasoning but a living rhythm of openness and coherence. This blog shows how mind-related hypotheses can arise in Lisa through resonance and analogy. Please read first Hypothesis Formation. The present blog delves deeper into how Lisa uses these principles in her own thinking, performing a high-quality, Compassion-guided Read the full article…
“God Doesn’t Play Dice” (Einstein, 1926)
When Einstein said, “God doesn’t play dice,” he wasn’t defending religion but meaning. He sensed that beneath the apparent randomness of nature lies a subtle coherence — what he called ‘the feeling for the order behind appearances.’ This blog revisits that intuition through modern eyes and AURELIS depth, showing how science and Compassion may be Read the full article…
Einstein’s Thinking
Einstein’s thinking wasn’t a straight line of logic but a dance of analogies, images, and questions. His mind moved like light itself — fluid, reflective, and relational. He didn’t just calculate; he listened to reality until it whispered its pattern. What he found along the way reveals more than scientific genius. It shows how imagination, Read the full article…
Falling in Love is Falling into Yourself and the Other
Falling in love can feel like a miracle, yet it’s also the most natural thing in the world. It’s about discovering depth within and between two people. Through this shared openness, something timeless stirs — an event that keeps unfolding, even after it seems to end. In that space of mutual falling, one meets oneself, Read the full article…
Hypothesis Formation
To form a hypothesis is to reach toward meaning through uncertainty. Even rigorous science, at its best, starts with the ‘art of listening to what the universe is trying to say.’ Hypothesis formation begins as an intuition — a recognition that something might be true, though not yet proven. From there, it unfolds through imagination, Read the full article…
The Age of A.I. Abundance ― Then What?
Soon enough, A.I. will generate an overflow of goods, services, and intelligence itself. Yet abundance, by itself, can heal or destroy. What matters is whether we, as human beings, grow inwardly fast enough to handle the gifts we’re creating and receiving. This is not only a technological question but a moral one: will the Age Read the full article…
From Inspiration to Spirituality
After inspiration, which still moves inward, comes spirituality — the same movement turned outward, resting in depth. What began as whispering and grew into inspiration now becomes a way of being. Spirituality doesn’t belong to any belief system. It is a state of awareness that can arise in silence, in work, or in love. [See Read the full article…
From Whispering to Inspiration
Whispering and inspiration seem far apart: one quiet, the other radiant. Yet the two belong to the same movement of Compassion. Whispering is the gentle act of attunement; inspiration is its unfolding as creation. Between them lies resonance — the silent conversation through which meaning takes root and grows. Whispering as communication with depth Whispering Read the full article…
Reaction vs. Communication
Most of what we call communication is, in truth, a chain of reactions. We defend, correct, or control, thinking we are relating. Yet reaction protects only what is, while communication invites what might be. This blog explores that subtle but decisive difference — one that defines our growth as individuals, societies, and a species. The Read the full article…
Morality is Not a Relative Game
Different times and cultures express morality in many ways, yet in the AURELIS view, basic morality itself is not a matter of shifting agreements. Beneath laws and customs lies something that doesn’t change: the living foundation of what it means to be human. Morality as such is not invented but discovered — alive, universal, and breathing Read the full article…
Why a ‘Good Mindset’ Doesn’t Work
A ‘good mindset’ sounds harmless — even admirable. But beneath its shiny optimism lies a dangerous misunderstanding of the mind itself. A ‘good mindset’ just isn’t good enough. In psychosomatics, a ‘good mindset’ is still frequently heralded as a panacea to ‘heal yourself.’ As the writer of a book with that same title in Dutch Read the full article…
Presence
Presence – or in French, présence – is both spacious and warm, clear and tender. It is not something to achieve but something to allow: the ego at peace, transparent enough for the total self to shine through. In the Aurelian sense, Presence unites clarity with compassion, stillness with movement, and perception with participation. It Read the full article…
The Power of Openness in Leadership
Openness is often mistaken for softness, yet it may be the deepest source of power a leader can have. It brings clarity rather than confusion, trust rather than fear, and adaptability rather than control. This blog explores how Openness functions as a real-world power — subtle yet transformative. The key facets of this power are Read the full article…
Power Corrupts?
Power has long been blamed for corrupting even some of the best. Yet perhaps it isn’t power itself that destroys integrity, but the human disconnection it exposes. When strength rises from the outside, it can distort; when it grows from within, it can enlighten. This blog explores how corruption begins where Openness ends — and Read the full article…