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Not every thing he said, just that little text I quoted. This is what we always do, it is a programed thing from our culture. I am just pointing that just to be aware. Also understand that there is not a single "correct" way of describing things, so I am not mocking him. The point of every discussion is that we have the ability to reflect on different things simultaneously and when we lay them on the same page then a unique thing can emerge. A bird really doesn't self-reflect? They do but only a fraction of what humans are capable. When a bird is coming back to its nest to feed its chicks but it sees an eagle flying around it can decide to wait and come back later. That takes a layer of reflection to make that decision. It is based on survival but it was an intelligent decision nonetheless. You're right we humans can reflect much much deeper than that. The hardest part of self reflection is to observe the tricks of the ego to truly see the intelligence of God. Impatience is a great example of ego. We cannot leave ego outside of the equation.

That reads too antrophocentric. But you may say that the caterpillar teaches itself, intelligence teaches itself. A parent never teaches a kid, the kid teaches itself, technically. But also it doesn't, because the kid is not separated from the parent. They truly act as one. Same thing with a bird and its chicks, they act as one instinctively. The bird feeds them and the chicks know they just have to open their mouths to be fed. I don't know about caterpillars, but I am sure they are not such a separated thing.

The paradox would be if AI can teach you music faster and better than a school. That would be cool, you pay and become a sage musician. That's not impossible because there are limits of human teaching other humans. AI would not be more intelligent but more precise and to the point, incorporating all the best teaching methods and probably cheaper.

The idea of making the music you have in your head through the AI is a good thing. Probably a lot of creative individuals will love that and there are genuine good uses for it like in education. But it is still a superficial phenomenon and this person is supposedly a musician, and you can see he is not very holistic. If he achieves his vision, then end of the story. But as a musician myself I see many problems with it. And I am not trying to be a purist.

The CEO of Suno is one such example of a scammer. Explicitly only caring about the money and trying to convince people to drop music skill aquisition and trade it for quick AI songs which of course are dumb because to make a good promt you still need a skilled artist. It is not even fun not being able to create the music by your own. It is absolute and exclusively a scam. Music made by AI was something that inevitably someone would have created. But it could've been directed by a mature person and not such an asshole. A mature person would promote such app as that only complements in specific occasions and train people to spot those ocassions. A mature person would not lead people into brainrot.

Well I disagree to an extent because I could have been a thousand times more intelligent and creative if it wasn't for toxic society behaviors which I have inherited. That is normalized addictions, making money out of producing addicted people.

They exist nonetheless, they're something. An illusion, because they captivate you like temptation. It takes a lot of effort to position yourself away from their gravitational force even for a moment.

It is not trivial, because what matters is the collective properly using their minds. It would be imposible for an individual to properly use his mind if their environment is polluted because some group didn't think through the consecuenses and being creative about solutions. Is all about making conections hidden at first glance. And the ego takes the first glance as ultimate reality and it reacts relative to that point, which is a mistake because truly there are hidden conections everywhere. So the ultimate skill to have is to effortless connect dots everywhere anytime. That's what knowing thyself means, at a deep level but also at a personality level. When you start understanding that giving space to your mind will lead naturally to you "waking up" more and reveal more then you find gold. That's what the mind does naturally when it lands in caregiving hands.

I'll let you know if I ever transcend beliefs. But in the meantime I'll enjoy them!

That's only if you decide to do so, obviously. Like you could just isolate yourself and do philosophy.

If anything you could drive a cult very well. Fuck dude, you are actually implanting free shit into people.

@UnbornTao The thing is, you are going to be missing good stuff of life with that kind of framework. Years down the road... Unless you seriously consider the things that are stated here, which you won't. What if dismissing what I say will impact you negatively in the future? Will you still do it? Do you really apreciate what belief is or you are just full of it? Genuinely asking. I am fully aware that I only get like 10% of the thing that are being teached here. But before I didn't, so I am actually learning. And you could prove that if you listened more. Like this song:

Quite a complex question to ask. As general thinking through stuff for yourself, or contemplating and coming to your conclusions. That's where emotions find it's place and can settle. That's what facing fears also means, because you ain't letting emotional turmoil dictate your mood, instead you do a careful investigation and if you don't know something you are ok with that and bulshit won't get to you. So those points I made they all combust each other and act in sinergy. Also as a quick example by burning through karma and getting stuff out of your system and you'll naturally be less draged by emotional needs. For example if you feel excluded, then spending a lot of time with people might help you. And evidently it is relative to you, since spending a lot of time with people can very certainly make you a weak emotional slug. The best emotional mastery is done through your own efforts. So do it yourself. Think stuff for yourself

Fine. It's a model. But you present it as the final solution to my problems. Which is childish. All the minds are interconnected as one mind. That alone is a much powerful concept than all of your mental gymnastics. And it is true. Seeing that any human is very different in terms of personality and emotional responses is a crucial skill of life. Like actually something of priority to know about. And I agree with you in that. But I don't face the challenges you so confidently potrait I do. I know my uniqueness and it took me years to develop that knowing. Did I stop understanding myself? Absolutely not. But this model is very little insight compared to all that I've learned these years. I am not saying there aren't valuable things to extract, and you might be into something here. But I suggest you polish your delivery.

It might be true. But in the end you're focusing to much in the differences. You're not incorporating, for example, the fact that any human will need to do hard-work to accomplish anything valuable no matter ND, NT, race, money (money can't buy skill). You might already know that, but you don't talk about it. Being overly-biased towards one facet will skew your efforts of helping, paradoxically. Also you learn by posting, so that's no big deal.

Taking rests from this adds to the healthy relationship. Yes, this is especially true for mods.

A message for the users. I wanted to write something about actually enjoying your time using the forum, since it is not talked about it. Try to develop a healthy relationship with the forum, since you have the oportunity. Especially if you get frustrated a lot and you find yourself constantly arguing. You won't have a good time that way. Think on ways your time in this forum can be meaningful to you. On ways you can make use of it for your life, or to share your insights. Use it to understand how people work, how the collective behaves, what people like and what they hate. And especially to understand yourself, what you hate and what you love. Also this is a byproduct of your own development. So as you grow yourself you will naturally develop healthy relationship to a lot of personal stuff. Which is the hard part but on the other hand what should motivate you to grow. In other words, if you have the choice between having fun or hating it what would you choose? Anyone can benefit from this. There is always something you can improve on. You should feel your way to the answers that best suit you. If you think you could make progress then understand that it will not be easy and it will be emotionally challenging. But in exchange for that you're gaining happiness because you're changing habits that make you miserable. So, it is possible to enjoy the forum. But it is not immediate and it will take time. It is the best thing you can work on, have that in mind.

Example and counter-example: Honking your car horn to say hello or goodbye and thus alarming everyone. Conformity Versus: Using your car horn to alarm people to avoid an accident. Non-conformity

Remember that content doesn't really matter. A lot of people contradicts themselves, including you. To different degrees but we all contradict ourselves at some point. You can't control that for others but for yourself yes you can, if that's what you want. If you truly want to understand people you better focus on principles and not in the minutia of what they say. Because the problem is you will feel attacked all the time, and that's a waste of time. Of course we want good content, but that's just a byproduct of the state of mind.

Don't take what I said as a chore, but as a quest. It's about finding new ways of deriving satisfaction.

I have a lot of vision and I can inspire people a lot, explaining my vision and why is important is a need I have. My main quest is putting that into practice as much as possible.

Lol. I am actually a natural leader, I would fit very good in a director type of position. But I would need a person like you to look people in the eyes and tell me what their needs are. I don't have the habit of looking people in the eyes, and that's a deal breaker for a lot of people. I talked with my parents and they told me they were worried when I was a child because I would not look in the eyes of people. I might be a ND afterall.

Yes, sometimes.

More like confused eyes. Jeez, I really could make stuff up about emojis and believe it. You are telling me that non autistic people don't do that? That's boring

I edited it and reframe it a bit... But in all honestly if I am autistic I would really like to know and what it entails for me.