All of philosophy can be reduced to counting to 3, in a sense.
A unity self-differentiates into 2 aspects that form an apparent duality but are ultimately non-dual.
Like a magnetic field (1) N pole (2) S pole, (3) the magnetic force at both poles is fundamentally the same.
The West outsourced Enlightenment.
In the West Enlightenment is now seen as a megalomaniac fantasy, in individuals and in societies, while only a Buddha is allowed to be enlightened.
Sometimes politics must come first. But at a science festival, help people understand the science before steering them towards political conclusions.
So please wake up, Berlin. 🇩🇪
Wake up, Europe. 🇪🇺
Start looking at the content before you come to a conclusion.
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At Berlin Science Week opening, they invite Yoshua Bengio, the godfather of AI, but then focus on 'Doomer Ideology' and AI regulation rather than explaining the technology.
As a European, it makes me really angry. That is not what a science festival should be about. 1/13
I expect more from a festival of science.
That's why I'm angry.
We need to put science first, politics second, when it comes to a science festival.
What is the point of organising a science festival if we aren't going to use it to make science accessible to the public? 12/13
The paradox of Zen: Absolute knowledge is knowing that nothing is absolute.
Everything is forever becoming. Wisdom is not knowing any particular thing, but remembering this truth in every moment.
Perhaps enlightenment is not difficult to understand, but difficult to remember.
“Reality is a simulation” is what happens when 21st-century materialists stumble upon idealism without knowing the history of philosophy.
They discover that matter may not be fundamental, only to imagine another material universe running the simulation. materialisticidealism
I think I'm starting to understand why Europe is falling behind in AI 🇪🇺
Sitting at the opening of Berlin Science Week, and the first big conversation is an AI panel with Yoshua Bengio.
The question on stage: "how do we regulate this?" instead of "how do we build it?"🤦♂️