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People from any religion can feel that sacredness transpires through their religion. Can they also feel sacredness transpire through other religions? Can you? Sacredness versus reductionism For the reductionist, the only ontologically real entities are particles in motion, to which any other complexity in the universe can be reduced and explained. Sacredness is the faith Read the full article…
Mindfulness, Lights and Glow
One can understand ‘mindfulness’ in two different ways, which are distinguishable from each other in the metaphor of the ‘lights’ and the ‘behind the glow.’ These two ways are even opposed at this critical point, although they are two poles that also flow into each other. • mindfulness with primary attention to the lights The underlying Read the full article…
Human-A.I. Responsibility Alignment
Many discussions on artificial intelligence speak of ‘value alignment.’ However, values are often vague, contradictory, and easily manipulated. What matters more is responsibility: who carries it, how it is shared, and how it grows over time. True alignment is not blind obedience but shared responsibility — a partnership between humans and A.I. that can foster Read the full article…