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Being 'smarter' is a guarantee of nothing. The evilest people on earth were and are smart. This 'progress' is pure evil stripping humanity of decency and worth.
Years ago when this possiblity was put out to the public, i sent an e mail volunteering to be hooked up to the internet. Like a neurolink interface. I think it was stanford? I was politely refused.
Hannah Arendt strongly alluded to and predicted that humans can be unbound from "toil" but sill find purpose in "work". "On the Human Condition" is a work everyone should read. It's a beautiful treatise on so much and can assist us from industrial society to post-industrial society to whatever is coming with AI and that future
2:27 He said, "...make us more smart...".
Indeed, that is clearly needed, since the correct way of saying that is "...smarter..." not "...more smart...".
Every advancement in technology throughout history has been used by the elites to dominate the masses and rival countries - why would this be different?
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Indeed, that is clearly needed, since the correct way of saying that is "...smarter..." not "...more smart...".
- Edward Wilson