What happens when agentic systems show more humanity than actual humans? Worth considering what we understand as human, humanity and also agency and agentic. Plays on words or fundamentals of civilization?
We cannot build long term futures with instant settlement mindsets. Thankfully, data burnout is here to remind us of the importance of natural cycles. ❤️
@mbauwens@networkcoin@natesuits@devanshmehta Also, consider how many people judge transactional, or business skills, as bad, and expect other people to sacrifice for the greater good. Having lived through communism, I know that's destroying people, not helping them. Ayni, or right relationship. Gardening and permaculture.
@mbauwens@networkcoin@natesuits@devanshmehta I am teaching against it, with venture cybernetics, but a certain amount of risk is always there. Business models that work already exist, just not for public goods. Donations and volunteering without a sustainable model burn people out. Entitlement creeps in.
@SterlinLujan One of the best parts of DAOs and Network States as well I believe is that it let people directly experiment how hard is to do good governance. So, yes, 100% recommend creating new structures before tearing down the old ones.
@ThatMrE I used to think that too, but at least I know it's not an agent, so I have developed more appreciation for the energy transmission encoded via voice.
@natesuits@devanshmehta@mbauwens@networkcoin If there's a rally, it should be around a creator-founder collective not so much against Rene, but the community rallying to sort things out.
@syntonikka Perhaps it's time to push new models, Solarpunk-inspired collectives. My own model, that I had to pull off Artizen because I was getting overwhelmed, it's the Solarpunk Pirates. That's a whole crew.
@syntonikka I am thinking the lesson here is detrimental reliance on solo founders. Silicon Valley culture has brought us this founder hero-martyr archetype and now actively pumping AI solo unicorns. At what cost for the individual?