BrightFutureGuy
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PKM nerd, web3 enthusiast, podcast host, art appreciator, business growth is my passion
BrightFutureGuy
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- This, from Jenny Lawson (thebloggess)which I instantly added to my collection of “things to come back to when I’m feeling meh”:
To really like my work I have to look at it with different eyes. I have to forget everyone who did it better or faster, and remind myself that no one has ever done it quite the way I have. I have to remind myself that the p
Sari Azout • Make Something to Learn More About What's Inside You
Avoid sex without commitment, including sex for hire. Cheapening sex by seeking it everywhere and at all times renders it more difficult to form a stable bond with one individual, which is the best predictor of a relationship of equals, in which neither partner feels chronically subservient or undervalued. Instead, seek ecstasy and passion, which a
... See moreHeather Heying • A Hunter-Gatherer's Guide to the 21st Century: Evolution and the Challenges of Modern Life
But in embracing these mediating technologies and software, we are outsourcing far more than merely our sex lives; we are outsourcing intimacy.
Christine Rosen • The Extinction of Experience: Being Human in a Disembodied World
But a moment’s reflection shows that the widespread use of porn—and the search and views data that comes with it—is the most important development in our ability to understand human sexuality in, well . . . Actually, it’s probably the most important ever.
Seth Stephens-Davidowitz • Everybody Lies: The New York Times Bestseller
How will the use of this technology affect how I relate to other people?
Ezra Klein • 41 Questions For The Technologies We Use, and That Use Us
So as everyday robots approach, we should ask ourselves a series of questions. What do we want them to do for us? What don’t we want them to do? What should we do with the time they will save us? And how come the work we seem most determined to outsource to them is that associated with each other; often with our own relatives ? What does that say a... See more
David Mattin • Our Coming Robot Utopia
The implications for intimacy and human relations are profound.
Ethan Mollick • Co-Intelligence: Living and Working with AI
If an AI companion becomes someone’s most consistent emotional presence, the right question isn’t “how do we stop this?” It’s “what does that say about the world around them?” Technological relationships are not new. What’s new is how effective they’ve become; and how clearly they mirror the gaps we’ve refused to address.
We’ve tried prohibition bef... See more
We’ve tried prohibition bef... See more