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To use Pleroma, please enable JavaScript. Log in Username Password Forgot password? Log in * Timelines Public timelineKnown Network * About Features * Shoutbox * Pleroma Chat * Scope options * Text limit = 5000 * Upload limit = 15.26 MiB Log in to join the discussion Public timeline Up-to-date JAN HÖGLUND jan 20h Show moreHumans are a mix. They have a physical body—the stuff of flesh and bones and matter—which medicine pays attention to, mostly. When we think in terms of a substance or physical body constructed of atoms and molecules, we also must think about an energy part, an information part, and a consciousness part. They are all part of us. The beginning is to recognize that we are all Souls and we need a body, like a suit, to experience distance–time reality. It’s like a diving bell that you enter to go deep into the ocean to explore several miles down. —William TillerShow content Hide content JAN HÖGLUND jan 2d Show more“In a famous paper called, "On the Danger of Stochastic Parrots", AI researchers, Emily Bender, Timnit Gebru, and their co-authors predicted exactly this phenomenon. See, humans are hardwired for language. If we see a string of words that make grammatical sense, we naturally search for and find meaning in it, and we naturally tend to assume that there must be a mind like ours behind it, even when all we're looking at is word-salad barfed out by a probabilistic parrot. As the researchers wrote, "…the tendency of human interlocutors to impute meaning where there is none can mislead both NLP researchers and the public into taking synthetic text as meaningful." And that makes language models dangerous, because it means that we naturally trust what they say. The potential harms of that are enormous.” —Adam Conover https://youtu.be/ro130m-f_yk?t=905 #llm #llmsShow content Hide content youtu.be A.I. IS B.S. SUPPORT ON PATREON: http://patreon.com/adamconoverSEE ME LIVE ON TOUR: http://adamconover.net/tourdatesVISIT USAFACTS: https://bit.ly/3TZyUK3The real risk of... JAN HÖGLUND jan 4d Show moreWhen I write, I go for insights rather than explanations. To me, it takes time, reflection, and work to arrive at a fresh insight. On paper these insights may not look like much, but I find technical and research writing fairly useless when they fail to offer insight. I say all this to help the reader read this book differently than he or she might handle a typical modern work of psychology. Don’t search for proofs; look for insight. —Thomas Moore, Care of the Soul: A Guide for Cultivating Depth and Sacredness in Everyday LifeShow content Hide content JAN HÖGLUND jan 4d Show more“What's wrong with our world … is that we have allowed our whole world to be dead. We imagine it as lifeless so we can we can bring our microscopes and our instruments to study it. But it is dead. It has no soul. It has no principle of life. It has no intention. … It's just there and…we can't relate to it. We can only operate on it and do things with it, and exploit it. I think that's what's killing…people, seeing that the world around us is dead. How can you live then? … You have no guidance. You have no support. … You can't walk in the woods and feel that you really are, really know, that you're in a community with the trees and the plants. You can't know that if your scientific worldview…objectifies that world and makes it lifeless. So that, I think, is one of our huge problems. If you have that world alive, you can listen to it every day. You're not going to be lost because you'll get guidance without any problem.” —Thomas Moore https://youtu.be/CxUEQwi47mQ?feature=shared&t=2817 #thomasmoore #life #alivenessShow content Hide content youtu.be CONNECTING TO SOUL WITH THOMAS MOORE Thomas Moore, PhD, is the author of the number one bestseller Care of the Soul and thirty other books on the depth psychology of everyday life. He has been a... JAN HÖGLUND jan 4d Show more“I've written a lot of books in the past part of my life. And I'm not writing them from my mind. Really, I'm not. I'm writing them from my heart. … It's not writing from my mind. … I have done a lot of study in my life, but I filter it all through my heart, really. And I think I write all these books that way. I'm interested in the beauty that's there. And I think the beauty aspect comes from the heart. … I'm always working so hard to get the right words and words that really are worth reading, you know,…and not just expressing an idea or a fact. … I always tell people I never offer any information. I'm not interested in information. I'm just interested in working an idea and making it something you might love and want to be associated with and maybe make part of your life.” —Thomas Moore https://youtu.be/CxUEQwi47mQ?feature=shared&t=1330 #thomasmoore #writingShow content Hide content youtu.be CONNECTING TO SOUL WITH THOMAS MOORE Thomas Moore, PhD, is the author of the number one bestseller Care of the Soul and thirty other books on the depth psychology of everyday life. He has been a... JAN HÖGLUND jan 4d Show moreLeanne Whitney: What would you say, what is your core definition of soul? Thomas Moore: Well, I think it depends on the day I'm talking, because I have different interests in mind. But today, I think I have an image rather than a definition. My image is that the soul is like a spring. It's like a spring, like the water coming out of the ground, that kind of a spring where your life sort of bubbles up or streams out of this place. And you find your life coming up from within you. … So I guess if you want a word that would be closest, it would be source or spring. https://youtu.be/CxUEQwi47mQ?feature=shared&t=153 #soulShow content Hide content youtu.be CONNECTING TO SOUL WITH THOMAS MOORE Thomas Moore, PhD, is the author of the number one bestseller Care of the Soul and thirty other books on the depth psychology of everyday life. He has been a... JAN HÖGLUND jan 6d Show more“Varje steg vi tar i dagens uppkopplade samhälle genererar spår i form av data. … Slutsatser dragna från din data kan…påverka dina möjligheter i en rekryteringsprocess, dina försäkringspremier eller risk för att utsättas för politisk påverkan. … På sociala medier delar vi aktivt med oss av massor av personlig information, så det är en bra plats att börja se över… Google erbjuder en rad bekväma tjänster i utbyte mot din data. Här finns det många spår att börja sopa igen för den som vill. … Gör rätt inställningar i dina prylar… Radera gamla appar… Ta bort platstjänster och åtkomst till annan data… Byt namn på dina enheter…” (Ny Teknik, 20240606) Bakom betalvägg: https://www.nyteknik.se/tech/guide-sopa-igen-dina-digitala-spar-och-ta-tag-i-ditt-personliga-dataskydd/4266193 #data #dataskyddShow content Hide content www.nyteknik.se GUIDE: SÅ SOPAR DU IGEN DINA DIGITALA FOTSPÅR PÅ INTERNET Den här guiden ger dig kontroll över din personliga data – och sopar rent efter dig på nätet. Expert: ”Man får fråga sig vilket pris man är villig att betala”. JAN HÖGLUND jan 6d Show more“…always at the heart of [Christopher] Alexander’s theories was the belief that every building must be carefully shaped as it is being built, so that its true nature can unfold, like a blooming flower, and so that it will be in harmony with the site and the user. … Every decision…is confirmed on the building site and changed if it’s not working.” https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1995-01-29-tm-25890-story.html #christopheralexanderShow content Hide content www.latimes.com THE ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE : BERKELEY ARCHITECT CHRISTOPHER ALEXANDER IS PASSIONATE ABOUT MAKING BUILDINGS WHERE PEOPLE FEEL 'WHOLE' To understand Christopher Alexander's ideas about architecture, and to understand the man himself, it helps to know something about the Julian Street Inn--a shelter for the homeless in San Jose. JAN HÖGLUND jan 1w Show more"Tänk på att du inte kan lita på chatbottens svar… Den är nämligen utformad för att hela tiden gissa sig fram…" (DN 20240603) https://www.svt.se/nyheter/inrikes/sa-pratar-du-med-ai-pa-ratt-satt #chatbot #chatgptShow content Hide content www.svt.se SÅ PRATAR DU MED AI PÅ RÄTT SÄTT För att få ut det mesta av en chatbott måste du tala med den smart. Här lär AI-experten Nils Janse ut sina bästa knep för att ”prompta” rätt. JAN HÖGLUND jan 1w Show more”Auktoritära krafter undergräver på flera håll demokratin… Desinformation och ren lögn trängs i den digitala etern. … Det politiska etablissemanget trodde sig kunna tygla den våldsförhärligande rörelse som den 30 januari 1933 kommit till makten då Hitler utsetts till rikskansler. Bara ett par månader senare var Tyskland förvandlat till en diktatur. En liknande naivitet om vad som står på spel i de dagspolitiska strategierna saknas inte i dag.” —Niklas Rådström https://www.dn.se/kultur/niklas-radstrom-nar-nazismens-mullrande-godstag-drar-forbi-ar-det-nodvandigt-att-inte-bara/Show content Hide content www.dn.se NIKLAS RÅDSTRÖM: NÄR NAZISMENS MULLRANDE GODSTÅG DRAR FÖRBI ÄR DET NÖDVÄNDIGT ATT INTE BARA MISSTRÖSTA Kanske är det poetens roll att genomskåda samtiden och höja sin röst mot de auktoritära krafterna, skriver Niklas Rådström och hyllar Pär Lagerkvist. JAN HÖGLUND jan 1w Show moreWho does not know that you can throw the best methods, the latest equipment, and a lot of money at people who do not trust each other and still get miserable results? Who does not know that people who trust each other and work well together can do exceptional work with less than adequate resources? We all know these things, privately and personally. But in our public life, we refuse to credit what we know—indeed, we actively deny it—constantly succumbing to the institutional illusion that the logic of the human heart is irrelevant to “real-world” operations that must produce a strong “bottom line.” —Parker J. Palmer, The Courage to Teach: Exploring the Inner Landscape of a Teacher's Life #trustShow content Hide content JAN HÖGLUND jan 2w Show moreMy drawing #artShow content Hide content JAN HÖGLUND jan 3w Show more”Suppose that a person tasked with ensuring safety of an AI system secretly believes that humans are terribly and irreparably flawed as a species, and their only positive role in evolution is to create and empower a superior “robot race” that would presumably then subjugate or exterminate “useless humans.” Ideas of this nature are being seriously proposed and discussed in the open these days by a number of well-known and well-respected AI researchers…, and a lot of people seem to be quite sympathetic to this line of thought. Now, let’s think about that. Putting aside the veracity of these ideas, it is clear that if a person harboring such ideas is involved with AI safety, he or she might be inclined to use his or her position in order to sabotage even the most stringent AI safety protocols, thereby putting other humans at risk. Moreover, this person would not have any moral reservations about doing that, for he or she would believe to be fulfilling what they perceive as their “evolutionary duty.” Clearly, no safety protocol can be made 100% proof if the people who design and implement these protocols do not act in good faith. Especially, if they are driven by their personal “metaphysical ideas” (for lack of better word) of the kind discussed above…” —Edward Frenkel, AI Safety: A First-Person Perspective #ai #artificialintelligence #safetyShow content Show less JAN HÖGLUND jan 3w Show more“For centuries, scientists viewed the world as a collection of objects interacting with each other but independent of the observer, and for this reason any hints of the subjective were criticized and rejected. However, since the beginning of the twentieth century, with such landmark achievements as quantum mechanics, general relativity, and Gödel’s incompleteness theorems, science has been teaching us that we can’t really disentangle the observer and the observed. Thus, the taboo of the first-person perspective was lifted and gradually, more scientists started to pay attention to it. However, there is still a long way to go for us scientists to welcome and integrate the subjective and the first-person perspective into our science-informed worldview. Furthermore, I think we urgently need to do that today precisely because of the challenges posed by AI safety issues.” —Edward Frenkel, AI Safety: A First-Person Perspective #ai #safety #science #objectivity #subjectivityShow content Hide content JAN HÖGLUND jan 3w Show more“Everyone can have participation in something called pervasive leadership, where every individual can take whatever role fits with your life to find a way to sense into a self that, yes, is inside… yes, that's connected [to] other people and to nature… but that also…is intra. And this is the me plus we. … And what I invite everyone listening to just consider is that cultural evolution happens by one person, one relationship, one conversation at a time.” —Daniel Siegel https://youtu.be/pYw8ZqCqx18?feature=shared&t=3886 #danielsiegel #leadership #culture #evolutionShow content Hide content youtu.be EGO TO ONENESS, CONFRONTING THE CLIMATE CRISIS: CHRIS BACHE AND DAN SIEGEL, EP 278 Chris Bache and Dan Siegel believe the threats to human survival are propelling us to find unpredictable solutions in the upcoming chaos: To recognize as ha... Load older statuses Settings Settings backup Show advanced Please bear with us We haven't had a release in a while, so things might look and feel different than what you're used to. Please report any issues and bugs on Pleroma GitLab, as we have changed a lot, and although we test thoroughly and use development versions ourselves, we may have missed some things. 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