Choose to not choose
Any self-empowerment entails a pro-active attitude, a positive undertaking where we seek knowledge and advice, to how best construct our civilized selves. In this endeavor we must set (and maybe limit) desires first, dreams, and then craft the means to make them become real. To this craft there is a limit, and that limit is set by the desires themselves, and the available intelligence to carry them out. Human craft has become so complex and profound, and because of the de-moral, destructive forces we've allowed to lead us, we've become utterly unable to solve the puzzle we've (and they've) created for ourselves. Our intelligence is not vast enough to solve it, so we are led to believe there is an external one that will, and for today, that is AI.
Stupidest thing ever, it is simply a mirror of the deep pit of lack of natural human intelligence we've dug for ourselves. Down in there is full of science, religion and new age, beautiful happy promises, and none of that is getting us out, rather, it's what keeps us from climbing out. Claiming back our intelligence might, and for that, we need to stop believing in fairy tale books. In them we will find entertaining stories that seed our confusion, as much as they can be sourced from true, helpful facts. Negativity and destruction then, will be more honest with us. Through it we will be understanding and gaining the intelligence we need, if we dare to learn. Privilege plays against us, because if the resources are available for us to avoid a destructive lesson, we will take it. We can be left only with positive learning, not from fairy tales, but from gaining the ability to learn, intelligence, to gather data and base our constructs and decisions, on that data. If we are naive enough to believe data that is not fully true, or taken out of context, then we are back in the pit.
Our choices are impacted by our understanding. If we can humble enough to see we have taken bad ones, then we, in congruency, in a self data-gathering mindset, should be able to retract from the impetus of wanting to take new decisions, choices, on such a brink. We should meditate about them a lot more, and beyond, you might see today that there is a point where it doesn't matter what your initial, self-desire is. The good of the whole, including you, will require you to leave what you thought you wanted behind and focus on what is and what comes to be.
Choose to not choose
Any self-empowerment entails a pro-active attitude, a positive undertaking where we seek knowledge and advice, to how best construct our civilized selves. In this endeavor we must set (and maybe limit) desires first, dreams, and then craft the means to make them become real. To this craft there is a limit, and that limit is set by the desires themselves, and the available intelligence to carry them out. Human craft has become so complex and profound, and because of the de-moral, destructive forces we've allowed to lead us, we've become utterly unable to solve the puzzle we've (and they've) created for ourselves. Our intelligence is not vast enough to solve it, so we are led to believe there is an external one that will, and for today, that is AI.
Stupidest thing ever, it is simply a mirror of the deep pit of lack of natural human intelligence we've dug for ourselves. Down in there is full of science, religion and new age, beautiful happy promises, and none of that is getting us out, rather, it's what keeps us from climbing out. Claiming back our intelligence might, and for that, we need to stop believing in fairy tale books. In them we will find entertaining stories that seed our confusion, as much as they can be sourced from true, helpful facts. Negativity and destruction then, will be more honest with us. Through it we will be understanding and gaining the intelligence we need, if we dare to learn. Privilege plays against us, because if the resources are available for us to avoid a destructive lesson, we will take it. We can be left only with positive learning, not from fairy tales, but from gaining the ability to learn, intelligence, to gather data and base our constructs and decisions, on that data. If we are naive enough to believe data that is not fully true, or taken out of context, then we are back in the pit.
Our choices are impacted by our understanding. If we can humble enough to see we have taken bad ones, then we, in congruency, in a self data-gathering mindset, should be able to retract from the impetus of wanting to take new decisions, choices, on such a brink. We should meditate about them a lot more, and beyond, you might see today that there is a point where it doesn't matter what your initial, self-desire is. The good of the whole, including you, will require you to leave what you thought you wanted behind and focus on what is and what comes to be.
