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Ashkahn Jahromi is the Co-Founder of Float On, Float Tank Solutions, and the Float Conference. He is a float industry pioneer and float wizard of the most high order.
In this episode we talk a lot about floating, from our personal journeys, to the various ways to use the float tank. We also dive deep into a philosophical conversation about human society, alternative social structures, and much more.
James Sirls is a float enthusiast and the founder of Float State, a wellness center in Corona, CA.
In this episode we discuss the benefits of floating, how floating has changed our lives, and what its like to run a float center.
Amanda Sage and Joe Bob Merritt are visionary artists catalyzing a transformative wave of regenerative art and culture. You can check out their visionary art, courses, and online art community below.
Vision Train: https://www.visiontrain.org/
Amanda Sage: https://www.amandasage.com/links.html
Joe Bob Merritt: http://josephrobertmerritt.com/
IG for Amanda: https://www.instagram.com/amandasageart/
IG for Joe Bob: https://www.instagram.com/josephrobertmerritt/
CALL FOR ART
Calling all Artists! We want to help you share your art with the world. Check out ARTDROP at https://www.artdrop.me/ to join the Regenaissance.
Alexander Beiner is a writer, podcaster, and thinker. His new book, "The Bigger Picture: How Psychedelics Can Help Us Make Sense of the World," is now available.
Alexander also co-founded the Youtube channel Rebel Wisdom. This platform is an excellent source of wisdom and sensemaking.
You can connect with Alexander at https://www.alexanderbeiner.com/
This is part 3 of 3. You can find part 1 here, and part 2 here.
Forrest Landry is a polymath, engineer, and philosopher. In this episode, we discuss his vision of the future and where we might go from here.
To go deeper with this theme, read "My Vision of the Future" by Forrest Landry.
You can reach out to [email protected] to connect or engage with this project.
This is part 2 of 3. You can listen to part 1 here.
Forrest Landry is a polymath, engineer, and philosopher. In this episode, we discuss the existential risk of artificial intelligence, including Forrest's "substrate needs convergence theorem," - stating the impossibility of AI alignment.
To go deeper with this theme, you can find the full proof here: https://mflb.com/
You can reach out to [email protected] to connect or engage with this project.
This is part 1 of 3. You can find part 2 here.
Forrest Landry is a polymath, engineer, and philosopher. In this episode, we discuss Moloch - the name Allen Ginsberg gave to our collective coordination failure as a species.
To go deeper with this theme, read Meditations on Moloch, by Steven Alexander.
You can find Forrest's work at https://mflb.com/
You can reach out to [email protected] to connect or engage with this project.
David Dewane is an architect, entrepreneur, and partner at Geniant, as well as the founder of Mouse Bookclub.
Eudaemonia wiki
Epic Podcast with Jamie Wheel and Daniel Smachtenberger
Deep Work by Cal Newport
Black Friday sale happening at True North Float through 11/28.
Reach out if you have any sincere feedback or insight into this topic of the eudaemonia machine (as architecture for human transformation) - [email protected]
This episode is a non-sober exploration into the potential evolution of True North Project with mi amigo, Simon. This conversation only happened because of a missed flight to Egypt. Don't take us too seriously, as this idea is in sketch mode.
The story of creation through geometry: https://youtu.be/utMx48aGndI
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