HeyJaredGreg Erlandson
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'Memento mori' reminds us this isnât final destination - Greg Erlandson - The Dialog (opens the original)
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I wonder if you can tell the age of a person by the number of dead peopleâs phone numbers he still has saved on his phone? It could be like judging the age of a tree by the rings on its core. A young person may have only a few. I feel like I must have at least a hundred. Every time I scroll through my phoneâs address book, I am struck by the faces that come to mind of colleagues and friends and family members who have passed. âHave passedâ is an increasingly common euphemism for âhave
Blessings, limitations and maintaining the dignity of the human spirit in the age of AI â Greg Erlandson - The Dialog (opens the original)
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Any of us who has ever suffered a grievous loss, a terrible illness, a physical or mental handicap that consumes us, knows the pain of such loss. Why did my brother have to die? Why do I have this disease or this limitation? Yet at the same time, many of us know that losing someone we loved has helped us become more compassionate when others experience loss. Losing our mom enables us to draw closer to someone else experiencing that same loss. Suffering from an illness can actually make us more g
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