Julianna Noelle
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Julianna Noelle
Gods Purpose for Creating Man with Free Will
“Not free, what proof could they have given sincere/Of true allegiance, constant faith or love,/Where only what they needs must do, appeared,/Not what they would? what praise could they receive?/What pleasure I from such obedience paid,/When will and reason (reason also is choice)/Useless and vain, of
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“An important distinction between what an LLM does (string together words in a cogent way) versus what a scientist does (ask questions that grasp at the nature of reality) is that the LLM can’t tell the difference.
“A lot of this is related to what we call metacognition,” explains Mitchell. “A big part of our thinking is an awareness of our own
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Human beings are reduced to data sets that can be controlled and exploited.
Byung-Chul Han • The Crisis of Narration
Free will and
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If our existence means being forever at war with ourselves and our environs, and actively contributing to the suffering of everything we encounter along the way, then it is decidedly not good to be. Life is a moral catastrophe. To exist is to be unavoidably complicit in an order that is entirely evil.
Drew M Dalton • Reality is evil
decreation and
Lyrics and
The call for transparency presupposes occupying the position of a shocked spectator. It is not voiced by engaged citizens so much as by passive onlookers. Participation now amounts to grievance and complaint. With that, the society of transparency, inhabited by onlookers and consumers, has given rise to a spectator democracy.
Psychopolitics and
To do good is not to work in concert with reality, nor should we ever strive to live in harmony with nature. This would make us complicit in an entirely evil system. To do good is to break with that complicity – to seek ways of dismantling, resisting and reconfiguring the structure of reality to neutralise, alleviate or unsettle its entropic... See more
Drew M Dalton • Reality is evil
metaphysics and