PhysicalChange100
PhysicalChange100 t1_jaf13ni wrote
Reply to comment by Ok_Sea_6214 in "But what would people do when all jobs get automated ?" Ask the Aristocrats. by IluvBsissa
>Drugs and video games are poison
You must be a very fun person.
>I struggle with this life every day
I wonder why?
>wondering if I should not be more successful. Letting go of the drive for success is the hardest thing for a man
There it is, How to live a miserable life bingo! Work hard like a horse for some idea of success, and cling to your pride like it's making you alive!
>Eventually we will all end up in this kind of life, AI offers that escape after 100,000 years of brutal survival
Finally a statement that you made that I can actually agree with, well done.
>there are always those who want to limit the amount of people that make it
Assholes always existed. Its not a novel idea.
>no people on the beach makes it boring, a healthy number of people makes it a hot spot, but too many people makes it crowded.
Sure dude, you're the arbiter on what's boring or fun, your previous statements proved that.
>I suspect 90% of people won't make it.
I suspect that if 90% of people actually made it, you would lose it because you worked yourself to death for some abstract idea of success while others actually had time to relax and have fun.
PhysicalChange100 t1_jaewj3t wrote
Reply to comment by NothingVerySpecific in "But what would people do when all jobs get automated ?" Ask the Aristocrats. by IluvBsissa
I don't know man, these lazy free loaders are pretty chill.
Plus they aren't concerned on how other people live their lives.
But not all free loaders are good some are just billionaires.
PhysicalChange100 t1_j9y4kfk wrote
Reply to comment by helpskinissues in People lack imagination and it’s really bothering me by thecoffeejesus
Well it does not sound cool as much when you imagine millions of people having these cars, basically recreating traffic. And a whole list of problems associated with car oriented cities.
High speed trains, buses, bikes, tramway tracks, are more efficient and ideal way of transportation.
PhysicalChange100 t1_j9y3uu3 wrote
Reply to comment by helpskinissues in People lack imagination and it’s really bothering me by thecoffeejesus
To be fair, there's a growing movement where cars are not seen as part of the future but seen as a hindrance to progress.
And frankly I support that movement, car oriented cities are a nightmare to live in. No wonder people are not excited for Waymo
r/fuckcars
PhysicalChange100 t1_j9gwnfu wrote
Reply to The dreamers of dreams by [deleted]
I have ADHD but I read through it all because of how interesting and beautiful it is. Well done.
PhysicalChange100 t1_j6oktpz wrote
Reply to comment by DesperateProblem7418 in I love how the conversation about AI has developed on the sub recently by bachuna
There are thousands of humans activities out there, why do you think that the future will only be diluted to video games and porn? If the future is truly automated then the economic liberation of every human will encourage us to explore the experiences that are prevented from us because of economic limitations.
Personally, Id would rather travel to Europe, Africa and Asia, eating plethora of cousins, Riding elephants, boats, jet planes and horses and screwing with locals. I think that's better than being stuck in my room, waiting for GTA-6 to come out and watching dull-repetitive porn videos.
PhysicalChange100 t1_j4t88pq wrote
Reply to comment by Ortus14 in Why Falling in Love with AI is a Dangerous Illusion — The Limitations and Harms of Artificial… by SupPandaHugger
Agreed, if i ever were to have a relationship with an AI then i would want it to challenge my bullshit.
PhysicalChange100 t1_j4h56mh wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in What void are people trying to fill with transhumanism? by [deleted]
Oh so that's what you call yourself, a "bubble burster".
Edge lord moment.
PhysicalChange100 t1_j4goxfo wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in What void are people trying to fill with transhumanism? by [deleted]
>Even though this is no longer who I am, my post reads this way because I used to be a very deep nihilist, and I can still draw from that place even though I no longer truly occupy it.
Okay and? Does it help anyone?
It doesn't.
>What if I told you that there is already profound, extraordinary beauty all around you? Heh.
True but it's not enough really, it's a hedonic thread Mill thing, if you lived in nature most of your life, you get desensitized by it's beauty.
Plus there's no way to replicate rdr2 in real life unless you want prison time. A good balance of Artistic experience and real life appreciation is needed.
>I feel more like I am making a tough pronouncement to those who pursue this technology religiously and expect to find something religious in something nonreligious.
And why does it matter? There's actual religions out there that are harming people. But here you are, shooting other people's hopes down for a better future.
It's an excuse to be an asshole and you know it.
PhysicalChange100 t1_j4gcaau wrote
u/OldWorldRevival I am disappointed by this post.
Nihilism:
Meaning itself is subjective, someone having a dinner with he's or her family is meaningful itself, You pushing your own subjective narrative that the universe is meaningless is quite authoritarian and dismissive of other people's meaning. And I hate when other's do that.
Transhumanism:
To be honest with you, as a teenager I saw transhumanism as a way for me to become stronger and smarter, it's basically an ego thing, but now as an adult, I see transhumanism as a way to liberate humanity from unnecessary suffering and unplanned death.
Stupidity and ignorance can cause unecessary suffering and therefore we should amplify our intelligence. But it's not just about survival and removing unecessary suffering, it's also about creating things beyond our wildest imaginations.
To revive our inner child's desire for wonder. To create an environment which all conscious beings are given a fair chance to truly live an amazing and great lives. Beyond diseases, beyond accidental deaths, beyond petty violence, beyond greed and corruption and evil.
VR:
Art is both philosophy and pleasure merging into a complex form of sensory and intellectual information.
When's the last time you watched a movie or played a single player video game and told yourself "what a masterpiece".
VR simulations will break the boundaries of art, and reality, and merge into something extraordinary and beautiful. A wealth of information as well a time for reflection in both reality and art.
VR is not as empty and void as you think it is.
My observation of you:
To be honest with you, you strike me as a "logic bro", You dismiss art, you dismiss social relationships, you dismiss emotions, and your inner child have long been suffocated by your impulsive need to reduce everything into predictable narrow categories and simplistic logical assumptions. You hate emotional reflections and you would rather dismiss your emotions rather than actually analyze, confront and entertain them so you shove them all down in favor of logic. Edit: which by the way, Causes, lack of empathy, lack of imagination, lack of creativity, lack of excitement, lack of hope and produces a narrow mindedness which in turn creates depressive mental traps like your own post.
I've been that logic bro before and it's not fun. It doesn't help anyone not even yourself. It's the death of the inner child and it's the emergence of nihilistic thinking.
Logic is not a tool to repress our humanity. Logic is a tool to amplify Us.
Conclusion:
Be the agent of liberation and inspiration and not repression and discouragement.
PhysicalChange100 t1_j3q1lvw wrote
Reply to comment by SoylentRox in Arguments against calling aging a disease make no sense relative to other natural processes we attempt to fix. by Desperate_Food7354
Or maybe people are just different than you.
Doesn't mean there's something wrong with the CirCuitRy in their brain.
People have different desires and different perspectives, and philosophies in life. And they should have the freedom to pursue those things without an authoritarian telling them what to do.
PhysicalChange100 t1_j3lu1x9 wrote
Reply to comment by Ginkotree48 in Arguments against calling aging a disease make no sense relative to other natural processes we attempt to fix. by Desperate_Food7354
>What would you discover when Ai has discovered everything?
That's assuming that the universe or the multiverse is finite and cannot grow into infinite complexity.
>what would you be working on when the cutting edge of science is at a point beyond human comprehension?
Another assumption is that humans will never augment themselves or upload their mind to the cloud.
PhysicalChange100 t1_j3lt4k9 wrote
Reply to comment by Ginkotree48 in Arguments against calling aging a disease make no sense relative to other natural processes we attempt to fix. by Desperate_Food7354
>means you are intellectually deficient.
Believe what you want.
PhysicalChange100 t1_j3lt1mc wrote
Reply to comment by Ginkotree48 in Arguments against calling aging a disease make no sense relative to other natural processes we attempt to fix. by Desperate_Food7354
>Also wouldnt you just want the ai to give you some sort of infinite orgasm ecstasy rush you constantly exist in and never feel anything else?
Nah, I would rather be a scientist than a meth head.
PhysicalChange100 t1_j3lokaf wrote
Reply to comment by Ginkotree48 in Arguments against calling aging a disease make no sense relative to other natural processes we attempt to fix. by Desperate_Food7354
The argument from boredom is so weak and tired, Everyone who seriously consider that the universe with infinite possibilities and come with the conclusion that its boring, must come from a person with an extremely dry perspective in life with low imaginative capabilities and incredible knowledge deficiency.
PhysicalChange100 t1_j3ln2xc wrote
Reply to comment by apart112358 in Arguments against calling aging a disease make no sense relative to other natural processes we attempt to fix. by Desperate_Food7354
Agreed, I'm pro immortalist technology and pro euthanasia.
I don't want a government that forces someone to live forever and I also don't want want a government that forces someone to die at a certain age.
PhysicalChange100 t1_j329cxv wrote
Reply to comment by AsuhoChinami in 2022 was the year AGI arrived (Just don't call it that) by sideways
God, I felt this comment on such a deep level. I have been interested in futurism since 2018 and the awareness that this hobby gave me are nothing short of pure amazement, But it also gave me headaches from people with near sighted worldviews and their dismissive opinions on emerging technologies.
PhysicalChange100 t1_j22ffrj wrote
Funny question to ask in this sub
PhysicalChange100 t1_j20yua9 wrote
Reply to comment by thetwitchy1 in AI art is the ‘machine made fabric’ of tomorrow. by thetwitchy1
Nah, I'm thinking on the lines of yachts, mansions, sports cars, jets, and high end fashion. If everyone can get it then it ceases to be a luxury.
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PhysicalChange100 t1_j1ys900 wrote
Luxury items are simply for pretentious people who created their identity as being above others... In other words, Narcissism and superiority complex. A post scarcity society will be the death of their identity and therefore they will be the ones who will lash out the most.
This is comparable to artists who lashed out because art is now democratized by AI... The social prestige of being an artist is now slowly slipping away.
PhysicalChange100 t1_j0smidc wrote
Reply to Assuming we don’t destroy ourselves first, are humans headed towards a networked hive mind, Borg like civilization? by BizarreGlobal
If you look at cities which are basically the future of humanity, you will see that humans who live in these environment are more individualistic, have a taste for novelty and unique experiences.. cities are more ethnically diverse as well as more multicultural and sometimes a culture merges with another culture, creating a unique culture and so on, doesn't seem like Borg-like to me.
I think it's more accurate to say that we will become more individualistic but also more connected. Through BCI's, we will have social media where we could upload our unique experiences, memories and emotions, creating an unprecedented level of empathy and understanding, as well as creativity and novelty.
So my answer is, Nah. But kinda.
PhysicalChange100 t1_iz97x49 wrote
Reply to comment by Exel0n in The end of ageing? The scientists behind the race to turn back time by cata890
You're not superior because you call others "normies". You're an infantile narcissistic loser with nothing to show for.
PhysicalChange100 t1_jd7jshv wrote
Reply to comment by Graveheartart in Let’s Make A List Of Every Good Movie/Show For The AI/Singularity Enthusiast by AnakinRagnarsson66
Unfortunately the robot became a human and died of old age