Juan Orbea

A superintelligence is a mind that is much more intelligent than any human. Most of the time, it’s used to discuss hypothetical future AIs.

Team CCP can build, but they are building a dystopian surveillance state that much of the world would not want to live in. 

The Ochs-Sulzberger family, which owns The New York Times Company, owned slaves but didn't report that fact in their 1619 coverage.

In short, VCs in these frontier domains essentially need multiple miracles for these companies to succeed. Compare those scale up challenges to traditional biotech and pharma, where the entire industry has designed systems and processes to prove safety and efficacy and grow production. There’s still serious technical risk, but it’s knowable... See more

His aim with this challenge was to prove that you can attain an Ivy League education (without the degree) in much less time and 100x less cost.

A discussion about the Arc/Hidysmith model of how human social structures develop and transform over time.

Different situations require different ways of navigation.

The Problem: “DAO” Has Lost all Clear Meaning