Some Monsters Are Real
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Some Monsters Are Real
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#2This is a vastly superior, earlier, and more detailed article compared to the one being discussed here [0], and should replace it.
Re: Some Monsters Are Real
#3I hope this version will drive debate about the substance, not the form.
The amount that needs to be done _together_ is staggering. Nobody wants to get started, across or within nations, as everyone is desperate for a growth that is depleting.
I'm the first one doing this at the personal and professional level, embracing AI and whatnot while the cognitive dissonance is higher than ever before.
What can be done?
Re: Some Monsters Are Real
#4This is a vastly superior, earlier, and more detailed article compared to the one being discussed here [0], and should replace it. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48888331
I came here because of a comment on the one you linked to, that includes this information:
Since the link that was posted is just an AI copyright theft site, use the original instead: https://climatecasino.substack.com/p/some-monsters-are-real
Re: Some Monsters Are Real
#5I hope this version will drive debate about the substance, not the form. The amount that needs to be done _together_ is staggering. Nobody wants to get started, across or within nations, as everyone is desperate for a growth that is depleting. I'm the first one doing this at the personal and professional level, embracing AI and whatnot while the cognitive dissonance is higher than ever before. What can be done?
We've built an entire civilization (the industrial civilization) around the idea that competition is where project comes from, I don't think we have the necessary mental framework, let alone the institutions, to make that kind of cooperation work unfortunately…