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Claude's Constitution
anthropic.com
Reconciling modern science with ancient esoteric worldviews by holding subjective experience and objective facts without either-or thinking
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I have what modern science tells me, and I have my experience, which is also informed much more by – it's more supported by the ancient worldview. and I hold these two things side by side and I leave them to have their own domains of authority in my life, but I allow them to communicate with each other.
Now people call this cognitive dissonance.
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forevermag.net
founded by Anika Jade Levy and Madeline Cash
If you tell a friend they can now instantly create any app, they’ll probably say “Cool! Now I need to think of an idea.” Then they will forget about it, and never build a thing. The problem is not that your friend is horribly uncreative. It’s that most people’s problems are not software-shaped, and most won’t notice even when they are.
🌻 claude code psychosis
the idea that LLMs mean that there will be a huge increase in people writing their own code and creating their own tools seem to me utterly delusional.
But ambiguity, taste, meaning, value, these remain hard to attain within the hierarchy of verifiability. “Intelligence” races ahead wherever the rewards are liquid and the outcome is easy to check, but it lags at the edges: in murky context, slow feedback, or spaces where the answer is more felt than measured.
While it’s tempting to believe a model... See more
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Market of words
Choosing your metrics, KPIs, etc...
listen for truths that language cannot name
But what felt new was the speed and violence with which language now manifests markets. I’d sit in meetings as a single phrase “AI-native vertical SaaS,” “verifiable compute infrastructure,” “narrative-market fit” jumped from one tweet thread to demo days to term sheets to LinkedIn profiles, mutating as it spread. Words weren’t just signals,... See more