Leo's Blog: Infinite Insights — Page 7
I started experimenting with ChatGPT to see what it's capable of. I've just started using version 3.5 and it's been very impressive so far. I tested it for truthfulness by asking it questions about God, infinity, mystical stuff, psychedelics, book suggestions, strange loops, Stalin, Hitler, politics, corruption, insanity, and video games. All the answers I got were factually accurate, nuanced, and high-quality — better than you would get from most educated humans.
I have been trying to see how I could leverage ChatGPT to improve my philosophical contemplations and my work. I'm still testing that out.
Here's a little example of what I asked it to do for me:
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The coolest thing about it is that you can ask it to generate totally unique, new content — not just scraped stuff of the web. Like the poem above. I was able to get it to generate totally original examples of strange loops for me, stuff that is not found anywhere on the internet. This is potentially extremely valuable. This is what makes it different than just Google search. Also, what I like about it is there is no commercial crap clogging it up, unlike modern-day Google results.
ChatGPT is quite impressive. And I haven't even tried version 4.0 yet, which is supposed to be much better, with real-time access to the internet.
You can use ChatGPT for free for yourself at that link. It merely requires signing up with your email for free. You get unlimited access to ChatGPT 3.5. ChatGPT 4 costs $20/mo. Give it a try. This technology is truly revolutionary and it will soon become incorporated into all lines of work so you might as well get your feet wet.
As with life, the key to unlocking ChatGPT's power is asking high quality questions. The better your questions the more value you'll get out of it.
Here's an interview with an eyewitness of the 1947 Roswell UFO crash.
The audio quality is bad, so you have to listen really closely. But it's worth it. Amazing story.
The Roswell incident involved the recovery of at least 2 separately crashed alien spacecraft and at least 3 alien bodies, one of which was alive. These craft were likely shot down by the US military or collided with each other. The aliens are 4ft tall with large head, large eyes, small mouth, small nose, no ears, and no hair. As the report goes, the town of Roswell ran out of dry ice because the military had to buy it all up to freeze the alien bodies.
Decide for yourself what is true.
Light is the perfect analogy for Consciousness. Consciousness, like light, comes in infinite degrees.
Watch this guy light up a 20kw watt light bulb. That's the best analogy for Awakening.
Skip to timestamp 8:06:
The average human has a consciousness level of 2kw. Awakening starts at about 3kw, and gets serious around 5kw. 10kw+ is when things get really interesting.
Don't take this too literally. It's a metaphor.
This gives you a good sense of how much you're missing. Most spiritual people have no clue how much they're missing, nevermind normies. Many people reach 3kw and think they've reached the end. Those are the neo-advaita and Western Buddhist types.
Very, very few humans know how high consciousness goes. You're not gonna meditate your way to 10kw+ consciousness.
Awakening doesn't just come in degrees, it also comes in different qualities and kinds. So even this analogy doesn't do justice to the complexity of Awakening. Imagine that Consciousness comes in infinite degrees and infinite kinds. That gives you a better sense of the complexity of this work. All spiritual teachers grossly over-simply it, which is very misleading and confusing.
This is the funniest thing I've ever seen and a great example of recontextualization: