Very good. I've been thinking about reading Jorjani's stuff and have been trying to dip my toes in a bit. Thank you for the writing. I also was reading through stuff about Jorjani and the Altright, apparently he was connected to people like Richard Spencer. To be honest at this point I can't care less about labels and who has bad ju ju. Let me here them speak and decide for myself, it's not like I'm gonna melt if I hear the N-word or something.
Hi Damon. Same here! I will consider interesting ideas regardless of where I find them. I don't give a fuck about ideological camps - as you say, let me hear them speak and decide for myself.
You may be interested in the second part of this post, published in another Substack and focused on his last book:
This piece really made me think, especially following your points on AI chatbots sparking mystical beliefs. The "where is AI going" question for the Terasem Colloquium feels even more urgent when you consider that strange ghost in the machine. Your analysis is alwayz insightful and much appreciated.
Thank you! I guess the strange ghost in the machine will become less and more strange at the same time. Come and listen to the Terasem Colloquium on Dec. 14, the speakers will share thoughts about where the ghost is going. In paticular, Greg Stock will present his new book to be published on Dec. 15. Stock's book really kicks ass!
Very good. I've been thinking about reading Jorjani's stuff and have been trying to dip my toes in a bit. Thank you for the writing. I also was reading through stuff about Jorjani and the Altright, apparently he was connected to people like Richard Spencer. To be honest at this point I can't care less about labels and who has bad ju ju. Let me here them speak and decide for myself, it's not like I'm gonna melt if I hear the N-word or something.
Hi Damon. Same here! I will consider interesting ideas regardless of where I find them. I don't give a fuck about ideological camps - as you say, let me hear them speak and decide for myself.
You may be interested in the second part of this post, published in another Substack and focused on his last book:
https://www.blaxxky.com/p/psychotronics-and-the-cosmic-machinery
This piece really made me think, especially following your points on AI chatbots sparking mystical beliefs. The "where is AI going" question for the Terasem Colloquium feels even more urgent when you consider that strange ghost in the machine. Your analysis is alwayz insightful and much appreciated.
Thank you! I guess the strange ghost in the machine will become less and more strange at the same time. Come and listen to the Terasem Colloquium on Dec. 14, the speakers will share thoughts about where the ghost is going. In paticular, Greg Stock will present his new book to be published on Dec. 15. Stock's book really kicks ass!