Emma
@emmaproud
Emma
@emmaproud

We need a language for the regenerative - for what becomes true only in relationship. A language that creates presence.
We need a language for the living. Yes, we need the big narratives and manifestos, but that’s not where it begins. It begins in simple conversations. In the moments where we let go of who we think we need to be and choose to be
... See moreLanguage is much larger than the words themselves. The real language lives in what isn’t said. In what gets filtered out. In everything resting between the lines.
Tor Nørretranders calls this exformation - the hidden background of experience, associations, memories, culture, and bodily knowledge that makes meaning possible in the first place.
When we
... See morePeople must feel if they’re going to be involved in change
Sarah Wilson
https://open.substack.com/pub/sarahwilson/p/this-will-hurt?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=6604l
Our fate will be determined - either way - by whether we fragment and lose our shit, or whether we find a way to come together in our humanity and emerge into something…more beautiful.
Sarah Wilson
As Lewis Mumford observed, new technologies are often less the cause of societal changes than they are the result
https://open.substack.com/pub/rushkoff/p/the-joy-of-becoming-worthlessexcept?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=6604l
I think the key thing is not to create a movement not to give it a name
but to start to do lots of small things and let them make a difference.
Dave Snowden https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQkPBvcH0Es
The other big danger on this is that there are things that AI can do better than humans, but if we don't do them for 10 or 12 years, we don't develop the capacity to determine whether AI is right or not.
Dave Snowden https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQkPBvcH0Es
human beings evolved to make decisions in very different ways from the way LLMs work…we’re not reliant on data sets to deal with a problem. Thing like metaphor, abstraction, things like fiction. Human beings have developed all sorts of ways we can handle complete novelty without having to replicate what we know from the past
Dave Snowden,
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