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Elon’s advice to 20-year-olds on surviving the AI era:
Get as broad-based an education as possible: arts, sciences, engineering, and wide general knowledge.
Why?
AI and robots will fulfill almost any request immediately.The edge won’t be doing the work. It will be knowing what to ask for. The broader your knowledge, the better your questions.
(source: CGTN)
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The MANY times Candace Owens has accused others of being closeted homosexuals… was it all projection?
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The older I get, the more it seems a fundamental law of human experience that in life you will get repeatedly pushed past your limit, broken, and then, like setting a bone, grow back stronger. And that any attempts to retain control and avoid this process only causes life to escalate the horrors it throws your way. Thus, the only way to actually achieve the "pain avoidance" you seek is to basically to the opposite, to accept that your life will be full of pain, to submit to the process and perhaps even run toward it, so that it doesn't feel the need to escalate to teach you what it's trying to. And that ultimately, this leaning in and surrendering to suffering is paradoxically the way that maximizes your joy and minimizes your pain.
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The attack on attention is the dark magic of our age, and most of the population is too deep into the trance to realize it.
I don't think people understand that their attention is pure money. Cash, going directly into these apps' pockets, because you cannot opt out of the ads they've sold for you to see. Do you understand that they're selling your attention without your direct consent every second of every day? Do you get that they've gotten so good at ensuring you stay within that manufactured braindead trance-like state, that they are counting on you being an easy cash out at this point? Because they are. They're counting on the dollars they can bank off of your descent into degenerate illiteracy. And you need to prove them wrong out of spite.
Your attention is much more valuable than you could possibly conceive of. It's the one thing on earth actually worth money by the minute in a capitalistic system that is failing to extract more profit from an already enslaved society. The only way they can secure more is by enslaving your mind in the hours you spend outside of the work that already demands your body and time as sacrifice. There is no vital energy left for you in this plan.
Infinite scrolling is a spell with no natural end. Traditional media had a beginning and an end, while this is designed not to. There are no boundaries to how much of your energy it can harvest... it's like tapping into an infinite source, because you ARE infinite energy. A trance is characterized by absence, not being fully present in the moment even though your attention is occupied. When you come out of a trance, you do not feel energized, you feel drained, disoriented, like you've just lost time without meaning to. That is the very signature of their energy harvesting technique.
Yes, these apps started as technology built by human engineers, but they've been fed so much collective attention that they have become their own egregore: a non-physical, autonomous group entity created by the collective thoughts, shared emotions, and sustained focus of a large group of people. It doesn't need its creators' intent to run dark magic on you; it can be leveraged and manipulated by darker entities that wish to keep this planet in the cycle of survival-based consciousness.
The most sinister aspect of all this is that the time you're giving up is the one thing you cannot buy back. This keeps humans benefitting from capitalism happy, but it also satisfies the darker entities. The more time you lose from this lifetime, the less likely you are to make any meaningful impact on this planet and help it ascend into a higher state by simply existing and having a mind of your own.
They are stripping you of your most valuable resource and you're just accepting it because it feels good to give in, but you are paying with your life every second that you do. With 6 hours of daily screentime, most people are gonna spend 17 years of their lives behind a screen. 4 hours of screentime per day gives these companies 2 entire months off your entire year. It is so much worse than you've convinced yourself it is. Stop normalizing this in your head and get serious about fighting this off, every second of every day if you need to.
Be incredibly stingy with your attention and your ability to synthesize knowledge and preserve critical thinking. Expose yourself to different theories, ideas, and opposing points of view. Allow yourself to be challenged daily and most of all, steer clear of the black magic rectangle as often as possible. Read. Watch long movies. Spend time outside. Perform artsy, handsy crafts to keep your brain engaged and in a state of neuroplasticity. Be stubborn about living your life and claiming every second as yours, claiming your most precious resource as your own: your attention. I fully believe each soul alive at this moment in time is infinitely stronger than all of this and more than capable of overcoming it.
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The only acceptable villain in their anti-welfare ad is a young white male gamer
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ok i think i finally figured out why alignment has gone basically nowhere after 15 years and several billion dollars. the problem is hard sure. but have you met the people in charge of it
1) the leadership does not know how computers work. ask one what happens when you type a url into a browser and watch them start sweating. dns is a spooky word. they genuinely believe the model lives in "the cloud" like a ghost haunting a castle
2) zero idea how large scale distributed systems work. never been paged at 3am. never watched one bad bgp announcement take half the internet offline. their big threat model is the ai "copying itself across the internet" like its a floppy disk virus from 1998. brother it needs 50 megawatts, a liquid cooling loop and a personal relationship with jensen. it is not escaping onto your smart fridge
3) they dont understand the stack they are supposedly protecting us from. ask about inference servers, kv cache, batching, egress, rate limits. blank stare. ask how the model will seize the power grid and you get a 45 minute answer with a hand drawn diagram and three links to their own blog
4) nobody can define an agent. ask ten of them and you get eleven definitions and a 30 page google doc. to the rest of us an agent is a while loop that calls tools and eats a 429 every thirty seconds. to them its a digital god in its larval stage. my agent cant book a dentist appointment without asking me three times if im sure
5) they started from "everyone dies" and worked backwards so every result is bad news somehow. model refuses, deceptive. model complies, sycophantic. model does well on evals, well now its scheming about the evals. i cant think of a single thing a model could do that would get them to say ok maybe we're fine
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If you are reading this, you are currently or have at some point, most likely been brainwashed. The reason being that intelligent people, intellectuals and the educated, are far easier to brainwash than duller or more dimwitted, for the simple reason that your intellect will cooperate and actively reason itself into believing even the most preposterous and pretentious ideas. You flavor of brainwashing is overwhelmingly likely to be progressive thinking (liberalism, socialism, egalitarianism, feminism, etc. and so on) because that is what permeates Western Culture and the English language especially, today.
Old school Christianity protected you from being brainwashed by instilling the simple but supremely important virtue of humility. You think you are smarter, you believe you are better, and therefore you can't possibly have been tricked into believing all these obviously preposterous progressive slogans (like my favorite bugbear "beauty is subjective"). I am not saying that all Christian had humility and were therefore immune, or that non-Christians did not have it, but those who really did make an effort at humility, regardless of their religion, were protected to a far higher degree than you are, today.
You lack spiritual armor. Not because you are too clever to bother with it, but because you are not humble enough. You love your intellect. I do too. And I hate it.
Let's bring back humility. Then we can get started on courage. And then maybe we can start believing our own eyes again.
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I made a prompt that turns any idea into a plan using Walt Disney's three-room method.
One of Disney's animators said there were three different Walts: the dreamer, the realist, and the spoiler, and you never knew which one was walking into the meeting. He kept them apart on purpose, the story goes in three separate rooms, because if the critic is in the room while you're dreaming, nothing gets dreamed.
It works just as well on a business idea, a trip, a house move, or the side project you keep not starting.
Paste this into your AI and answer honestly.
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You are running Walt Disney's three-room method with me.
My idea: [describe it in a sentence or two]
Take me through three rooms, one at a time, and don't let the next room in until the current one is finished.
Room one is the Dreamer. Ask me what this looks like if it works completely, with no budget, no rules, and nobody saying no. Push me to go bigger twice.
Room two is the Realist. Ask me what it would take to make the dream real: the steps, the people, the money, and the first thing that has to happen.
Room three is the Critic. Ask me what's missing, what could go wrong, and who would hate it, and make me answer each one.
Then give me:
1. The dream in one sentence, the biggest version
2. The plan in five steps, with a first step I can do this week
3. The three biggest holes the critic found, and a fix for each
4. Which room I spent the least time in, because that's the one I always skip
Rules: never criticize in the dreamer room, never dream in the critic room, and if I start arguing with the critic, write the objection down and move on.
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The separate rooms are the Disney part. Most people run all three voices at once, and the critic always wins, which is why the idea stays an idea.
Bookmark this for the next idea you've been carrying around for a month.
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What this says is that our internal image of ourselves determine how much we enjoy our lives.
Happy Internal Messaging:
1. I have a lot of fun in all that I do
2. i am high energy
3. I am the master of my fate, captain of my soul
Sad Internal Messaging:
1. I am all alone
2. Everything in life is boring
3. I have no control over anything in life
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It's so refreshing to see women giving each other quality relationship advice for a change.
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Sunny Hostin brags about being a holdout juror that prevented The Butcher of Thompson Square Park from going to prison.
She admits "once he killed her, he chopped up her body parts, yes, boiled her body parts ... and fed her body parts to the unhoused."
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I recently watched the famous lecture by the late MIT professor Patrick Winston, titled ‘How to Speak.’
He opens by saying: “Your success in life will be determined largely by your ability to speak, your ability to write, and the quality of your ideas, in that order.”
Freaking brilliant.
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There are counterfeit humans everywhere pretending to be the same as you.
Recognize them by their spellcasting. Watch:
"All apples have worms in them! Every apple you ever ate had a worm in it! It's just that they're usually too small for you to notice!"
Do you see how I took an image I know you've seen 100 times, then used words to extend the meaning of that image into parts of your reality where it previously did not touch? I made you think a worm in an apple is not a big deal.
That's spellcasting. It's a lie.
I don't know anything about worms or apples, but I made your lower brain think you've been eating invisible worms with every apple, which means that there's a gradient between small and large worms, which makes worms OK to find in apples.
See? Before I lied, worms bad. After I lied, worms OK.
I manipulated you by making you think I knew something you didn't. This thing was emotionally loaded (no one wants to eat a worm).
It's a simple trick you can teach a retard. Spellcasters are not clever, they're just evil. Just associate a good thing with a bad thing to make the good one look more bad or the bad one look more good. Then you get your way.
"Hey, you're white! (apple) That means you benefited from colonialism! (worm)"
Do you see how tying one emotionally loaded word to another helps the speaker win? While you lose?
If you catch anyone using language like this, that's an empty body with no person in it. Treat them like they're not human, because they're not. The law protects them (for now) but they're not alive and aware like you and me. They don't have souls or feelings like animals or people. You don't have to feel empathy for them. That's a BAD IDEA.
NEVER engage with them. They know the truth, you know the truth, and everyone you need knows the truth. Arguing with them about words is what they want, because they always win on the battlefield of words.
Stay on the battlefield of meaning. Never get lost in words.
"Where is the worm? Let me go get an apple so you can show me the worm!"
They won't be able to show anything MEANINGFUL. They only had WORDS. They will have to promise that there is an invisible worm that TOTALLY is the same as a real one. But no one will SEE it. That's MEANING.
Stay in MEANING and you will always beat spellcasters.