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The most powerful computer is based on the human brain.
A quantum computer will be able to calculate a billion times faster than we can. But when we think or move faster, is it necessarily better?
Can speed substitute quality? Why don’t we expand our human wisdom through the lens of kindness, love, compassion, and empathy?
Can a machine, however wonderful it may seem, ever have the soul of a human being?
And if an evil human being creates the objective of an intelligence a million times more intelligent, what will that intelligence do to the bug that created it?
How can we address anything without a complete understanding of what we are trying to address? Whether we are attempting to improve our lives or get a grip on what’s going on, we must first extract the realism. Let’s take a deep dive into using situations to our advantage, however they present themselves.
AI is excellent, as long as morally and mentally well-influenced people control it. Control is used loosely, as a superintelligence has no use for nor can be controlled by an intelligence that isn't even 1,000,000th of itself.
The pros and cons of AI will always be from a point of view, so they cannot be resolved between the oppressed and oppressor.
But if you like clean drinking water, enough quality water to grow food, air you can breathe, and children who aren't plagued by exotic diseases and allergies, you will need to know what is in this podcast.
Have you become so attached to life that you have forgotten how to live?
Even children born into oppression and manufactured destruction will find happiness in existence at specific points.
Children, especially before the age of five, find excitement in everything. There is an incredible fascination, creation, and sense of wonder.
Running around chasing each other, to call out "tag" and then run away, can be hours of entertainment.
Why is this? And why did it leave?
Have you been pulled into a "we" that didn't include you, as you thought it did?
Will the "we" discussed benefit you equally? Just because we fill the food table doesn't guarantee we will all eat fairly.
Our lives are unfolding as they should, but not as they could. Now more than ever is a time for personal realization and self-determination to thrive as a human collective.
Why do we get caught up in the story and miss the point? Triggering, programming, not taking any notice, and not responding can be any or all of the reasons we often get caught up in the story.
However, most stories have hidden meanings and chances to learn.
How many times will we repeat the problems and recreate our downfalls because we missed the point of the story?
Every story is a story within a story. What is your story? Where does it come from, and why?
The roots of who we are are where we find the whys of who we are.
And our strengths and weaknesses can be found, strengthened, and modified to our advantage.
Okay, so you have fears and anxiety, but maybe it has nothing to do with who you are. Of course, some of us, due to childhood trauma and programmed fears, exhibit fear and anxiety.
However, there is a sinister outside influence that may be a completely different cause, one you may not be aware of.
Let's find out together.
Why do we let the past hurt, harm, or maintain power in our now? And does this mean there is something incurably wrong with us? Let's journey together from the darkness of the past to the light of our present. We are about to enter into the understanding that "No one dies from a snake bite, it's always the venom that kills."
Do you know all your significant phone numbers by heart? I remember when I used to. The tabs on my computer have helped me to forget my most-used websites, because my computer does it for me.
AI is a useful curse on humanity. AI offers all the help imaginable, while helping to make our minds soft and slip into atrophy.
It's not the fault of AI, but we are already suffering the consequences.
What will happen to us when we have willingly relinquished our ability to think?
Are we non-thinking our way into extinction?
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