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cobber2005
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cobber2005
14d ago
I guess I’d say we are, in many ways, not physically discontinuous. But that initially we are largely mentally discontinuous, until we learn and acculturate some shared meanings by making use of that physical connection (over which we can s
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cobber2005
15d ago
Schwitzgebel says “You might think, for example, that spatial contiguity is a necessary condition of objecthood, so that it makes no more sense to speak of a spatially discontinuous entity than it makes sense – unless you adopt some liberal
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cobber2005
3mo ago
Sounds very interesting. Is there a link to your thesis?
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4mo ago
This room is an example of a public good[0] (something that is non-excludable and consumed in a non-rivalrous way, like a park or like clean air. Contrasted with private goods like a slice of pizza). [0] https://www.investopedia.
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6mo ago
> In effect, these different cognitive processes together give rise to our self. I think this describes what happens in Simondon’s ‘psychic individuation’.[1] [1] https://epochemagazine.org/40/on-psychic-and-collectiv
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Playing a nomic could be used to build small directly-democratic organizations
(democranomic.neocities.org)
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“Democranomic is a type of founding game. A founding game is a game where the players play to constitute a real-world event or organization. A democranomic is a type of founding game where the players democratically choose what and how to c
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9mo ago
I realize there's a lot out there on the subject, but do you have any specific reading recommendations summarizing the effect of the US dollar's reserve currency status on middle America? It's a history I've been intere
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9mo ago
In addition to local journalism, cooperatives are another way democracy can show up close to home. Combining the two, I believe 404Media.co is effectively a journalist-owned outlet (i.e. a worker coop).
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cobber2005
2y ago
I too appreciate the clarity and structure of your writing. And the topics. Non-consensual consent seems to me related to Heidegger’s ‘throwness’, which Google Gemini summarized as: > In Heidegger's philosophy, "thrownness"
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2y ago
Found the first few paragraphs an interesting exploration of the concept of “curation”. Also interesting was the concept of a semioscape, and its location within a broader latent sociosemioscape. Then talked about curation algorithms abilit
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3y ago
> The point about baby-eaters and wasps and starving elephants isn't, just, that Hart's God – the "Three O" (omnipotent, omniscient, omnibenevolent) God – is dead. That's the easy part. I'll call it "sh
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3y ago
I like the idea of ‘individuation’[0] where individual things (rocks, living bodies, minds, societies) come into being from their preindividual environment. As I understand this idea, it is just that a mind individuates within a body, and t
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3y ago
There is a model of nested dynamic systems called 'panarchy'. > Panarchy is the structure in which systems, including those of nature (e.g., forests) and of humans (e.g., capitalism), as well as combined human-natural systems (
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3y ago
This reminds me of the cybertician Gordon Pask's idea of m-individuals and p-individuals. > A p-individual is a psychological individual and an m-individual is a mechanical individual. So an m-individual is a body and a p-individual
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4y ago
https://playingcards.io/ is a good tabletop simulator for card games. Can make custom decks and use their pre-made widgets.
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5y ago
Can't those who don't have children still influence other's children? Famous childless people include Rosa Parks, Arthur C. Clark, the Dali Lama, Edwin Hubble, Oprah, Angela Merkle, Bill Hicks, Dr. Seuss, T.S. Elliot and Geo
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9y ago
Interesting quote: """His thinking parallels that of the philosopher Thomas Metzinger, who studies consciousness and artificial intelligence; Metzinger espouses digital anti-natalism, arguing that it would be wrong to create
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9y ago
Related to deflation - I believe there are demurage schemes for local currencies where the value of a particular bill lessens over time. It incentivises circulation instead of hoarding.
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10y ago
Plenty of companies not using Holocracy have a lack of empathy to their employees as well as overly-bureaucratic processes. What if a company ran itself under a nomic (a game where it is a move to change a rule of the game)? If employees w
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10y ago
Principia Cybernetica introduced me to pantheism (not really a theism at all). It is wonderful that the internet still allows people to stumble upon things that can positively change their life, even if it is hard to find those things. It
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11y ago
I wish there was a community that use the Principia Cybernetica project (PCP) as it's core foundation: "The PCP philosophy, which we call "Metasystem Transition Theory", is systemic and evolutionary, based on the spontan