I got to 6:22 before I put it on pause, there’s a lot of info to take in the past month or three for me. I stopped it though but I’m wanting to share this.
AI and its use is epically unimpressive and harassing, and the data centers are detrimental and concerning. The best use I’ve found for it, and that anyone could find for it is when using it properly like a tool - scientifically (at least initially) it can provide or did provide answers after messing with it, just more verification and pointing to ideas but those ideas end up helping you form a valid hypothesis to take additional steps
The process in forming a “valid” hypothesis is defined by something that’s accepted in the scientific community, I can’t qoute the whole first quarter of BIO101 (or 160) at the school I was in.
Or if you’re already in the middle of a project, it’s really helpful. I ran through different molecular structures and gave it information, explained what it all was and at the end it gave me a real “testable,” molecular structure I was looking for.
I had to explain what it was before it would actually work, now when I ask the same questions - a lot of it comes back as “prohibited,” due to federal bills and other government regulations issues.
Not all laws are actually protecting people, obviously. But AI when it comes to certain things is somewhat limitless. Grok is like a reflection of Elon, and a lot of the best info I got came out of Grok. I just watched the flying car video and really the innovation is so top notch, I never thought something like this would ever exist. It’s incredible.
In one of the videos though, limitations are really just based on the opinion of others sometimes. The more someone says (just a random person) “there will be no street legal flying cars,” the more that becomes a reality. If everyone said “there will be street legal flying cars which everyone will use” then there will be, that’s “spiritual,” but it’s also literal - everyone can change things.
When people complain about the world it’s true that right here we “all,” put ourselves here. Currently, we have a really large divide going on.
The beginning of this video and “beginning” of civilization” in and of itself was defined by coming together, and early innovation even if it was “just art” which turned into “spirituality,”
The first few minutes matter because these details and how it’s put together, it says so much. The divide is actually extremely threatening to existence if this “divide,” is credible.
Certain things going in reverse, in political philosophy or “science,” there’s the theory that ultimately people have the power to change it all, and everyone ultimately has free will. Machiavelli challenged that.
But THEY WON’T (maybe because of psychological reasons) but have the capacity to realize certain things and get to that point.
Flying cars remind me of singularity in a way. All in all, really cool stuff. Going back in time, all the way to this Gobeki place - looking at how spirituality formed or “religion,” if it’s true that it’s “before agriculture” is really significant.
I actually explained art to my friend that by now I’m having trouble explaining ancient art to him, I told him we can see right into what religion was through that and what it meant from the people. I think I said something like how when you’re looking at the content + you can see it’s based on “real life things,” and you see things that can come from your imagination you can tell the difference between imaginative art based from emotion or by the content just the place this person is coming from.
He did attack me though, physically, lol. And it might be effecting how I remember it, but now he holds a part of that knowledge. He really listened that night and I explained it because he was constantly talking to me about religion, art, and mysteries.
Anyway, really phenomenal things going on in the world.
