HeyJaredDavid Andersson
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The Unflinching Daily Horror In The West Bank (opens the original)
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More often than not, I find myself at a loss for words to convey Israel’s genocide in Gaza and the relentless havoc that the Israeli government enables settlers to inflict upon Palestinians in the West Bank. Rather than write yet another article expressing my outrage and disgust, I chose to speak in a more immediate form: brief, breathless reflections accompanied by images that require no embellishment. I have selected 10 such posts from my Facebook page. Taken together, they portray a reality t
Everything Begins with a Choice: Artificial Intelligence, Good and Evil, and the Challenge of Human Transformation | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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We are living through an extraordinary technological revolution. Artificial intelligence promises to transform medicine, education, communication, science, and nearly every aspect of human existence. We are developing increasingly sophisticated systems to address problems that previous generations could scarcely imagine solving. Yet something fundamental may be missing from this extraordinary process. We are investing enormous resources in developing technologies to resolve our problems while pa
What Are We Going to Build Together? (opens the original)
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This post is also available in: Spanish, French The complexity of human life is increasing at an extraordinary pace. Technology and artificial intelligence are transforming how we work, communicate and understand the world. Our relationships, families and communities are changing. Questions of identity, education, mental well-being, migration, culture and belonging are becoming increasingly diverse and interconnected. The old “one size fits all” approach is becoming less and less capable of resp
The New Human | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Most of us can easily imagine a new car, a new house, new technology, or a radically different society. It is more difficult to imagine becoming a new kind of human being. Yet the future of our species may depend precisely on our capacity to transform ourselves. In Siloism, published in 1972 by H. van Doren, the idea of a “new man” is presented as something much more profound than a change in political beliefs or social behavior. A new human being would require “an entire biological and cultural
The New Human (opens the original)
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This post is also available in: Spanish, French Most of us can easily imagine a new car, a new house, new technology, or a radically different society. It is more difficult to imagine becoming a new kind of human being. Yet the future of our species may depend precisely on our capacity to transform ourselves. In Siloism, published in 1972 by H. van Doren, the idea of a “new man” is presented as something much more profound than a change in political beliefs or social behavior. A new human being
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