Things that make you go Hmmmm
Here’s where most people go wrong. You sit inside ChatGPT, asking it to tell you what to do with your life. Your business. Your next move. You treat it like it’s the expert. Like it knows you.
Newsflash: it doesn’t.
ChatGPT knows what the internet thinks you are. It doesn’t know your lineage, your mission, your internal blueprint. It’s not designed... See more
Newsflash: it doesn’t.
ChatGPT knows what the internet thinks you are. It doesn’t know your lineage, your mission, your internal blueprint. It’s not designed... See more
Don’t Let AI Become Your New God
Fabre d'Olivet, made a right comparison when he wished to show how the highest, noblest, purest in human nature arises out of pain. He said that the arising of wisdom and beauty out of suffering is comparable to a process in nature, to the birth of the valuable and beautiful pearl. For the pearl is born from the sickness of the oyster, from the... See more
I. The Origin of Suffering—GA 55. Origin of Suffering, Origin of Evil, Illness and Death—Rudolf Steiner Archive
Connective tissue wasn’t even acknowledged, much less treated as an organ, by Western medicine until the last few years. They didn’t even acknowledge its existence, or the meridians, gut biome, or any of the other liminal, in-between things that actually compose the community of organisms our bodies represent and share.
The organs are just the... See more
The organs are just the... See more
Everything is In-Between
If I could time travel, this is the seven-word lesson that I would tell the people-pleasing version of myself: "the wrong people should love you less ."
I would have told him that the people who can only love a filtered version of you aren't equipped to love the real you.
I would have explained that losing someone because you finally showed up... See more
I would have told him that the people who can only love a filtered version of you aren't equipped to love the real you.
I would have explained that losing someone because you finally showed up... See more
The Wrong People Should Love You Less
I often think of the Noah Smith quote: “Fifteen years ago, the internet was an escape from the real world. Now, the real world is an escape from the internet.”
