Human Mint

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  1. This is controversial territory but here it is: The only thing to disagree with is people spending lots of time in the forum without doing the actual work. Of course I say this for myself. I can't really control what others do. The environment gets too polluted otherwise.
  2. The rate of insights I am having while watching your work is ascending. Specially when you present it to others that aren't familiar with the concepts while seeing their natural reaction. In this podcast I was finally grasping a lot of how survival is and how much it is present. I cannot put it into words but it is very obvious once you see it, but it takes loads of work to perfect your understanding. Sometimes years can pass before I understand what you try to communicate. It is amazing stuff. I completely understand why one would devote his/her life to this work.
  3. This is because conscious development feels like death. And most people learn to be conformists from their peers and parents without understanding that facing the fear of death is crucial in life. Because therein lies freedom. And if you say this people will confuse it for physical death which shows how unconscious most humans are because they cannot understand this simple distinction.
  4. Congratulations on your progress in mindfulness. It turns out your mundane breathing is a miracle.
  5. Just a different medium than video form.
  6. I still cannot understand how is this something that people believe.
  7. It is also dirty because you have to deal with your own shit
  8. I think they would be a pain in the ass in any situation, but you can organize it in such a way where you make enough room for your own growth/work. Which still would take insane levels of conscious effort. For example, once they start attending a kid's school you have that space for yourself there. But overall it will take a lot of time from you. If you manage to have a really good life yourself, then disciplining children would be second nature.
  9. It will very much depend on what service exactly you're going to provide. And what exactly do you mean by ideating problems? Why would you want to create problems? I am probably misunderstanding.
  10. But you also have to love it. There are tons of examples on an intellectual level, but do you feel it deep in your spirit?
  11. Lol. That can only work if you like it
  12. That is a silly fear. There are ways to show you're legit. Humans did that since the dawn of civilization (proving you're not a scammer).
  13. It turns into a business for them because there are tons of people that seek volunteering, and so they can charge you. If you truly want the experience pay for it for a few days so you can answer your question of that being what you really like. Once you're in the lingo you'll be able to find true volunteering opportunities and not some fake ones. You only see the paid ones because you're looking through internet. But if that is your only medium at the moment then you have no other option but to comply for now. Also is not that they're fake. They probably are legit precisely because they charge you and presumably they guarantee you some security. But the world is not limited to what you see on internet.
  14. I turned 25 this month and only now I am starting to appreciate what having an impact means. There is no better use of your time than to elevate your consciousness and seeing how you can actually serve others. It is a function of maturity, I was not interested in it before and now it is changing. That is also the reason I didn't figure out my way of making money. This is the only advice I can think of.
  15. Good analogy. Although is not that easy to just turn off the LLM or your finite identity.
  16. You definitely can do that. Intellectually is like the compass which points to a truth.
  17. You're not accessing it right now, although you're it. That's the only difference. That is the game of life, not being able to access infinite Intelligence. But what you do is to pragmatically raise your intelligence in every day life, and try to keep a track of your progress. You're putting together a puzzle of Intelligence Also, experiencing for yourself is the only answer. If you want to understand intelligence spot it in you.
  18. Maybe. Although that's not how I experienced deep universal Intelligence. Zero intelligence still sounds like a factor of intelligence, but I don't want to stretch words.
  19. Nice question to contemplate. I think they go hand in hand. When you realize infinite Intelligence you're becoming conscious of that, just by the fact you're able to see that. If you see Infinity then that is infinite consciousness, right? They can't be exclusive. Another example I think of is when someone is more conscious one commonly says it also intelligent, why? Why does being more conscious increases intelligence?
  20. 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.
  21. 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.
  22. 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.
  23. 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.
  24. 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.
  25. 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.