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Dispatch 006: Cheers at Angola
The Nobel Prize in Literature for 2026 Is Awarded to Anne Carson
Cheers at Angola
The Americans Having the Most Sex
https://www.metanoia-research.com/essay-001-on-what-the-pano...
If AI gave us the plane to reach Everest without us having gone through the journey of aviation and flight, what would we have lost without that process?
But the most important problems to be solved are not technological challenges but social ones, involving humans and our relationship to one another. An area AI will forever ill-suited to handle.
The fundamental issue with AI solving any perceived difficult problem is that we have lost the journey. The sight atop Mount Everest looks much different when you have climbed compared to being dropped from above.
The fundamental issue with AI solving any perceived difficult problem is that we have lost the journey. The sight atop Mount Everest looks much different when you have climbed compared to being dropped from above.
What the Panopticon Cannot See
A Country Within Myself
Congressional Ratification of President Trump's Corporatism
https://www.metanoia-research.com/review-001-the-power-of-th...
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Nobel-Winning U.S. Chemist Will Move to China to Lead A.I. Institute
The Power of the Powerless
https://www.metanoia-research.com/dispatch-004-up-from-the-a...
"You should take care always to be inclined
not to the easiest thing, but to the hardest;
not to the tastiest, but to the most insipid;
not to the things that give the greatest pleasure, but to those that give the least;
not to the restful things, but to the painful ones;
not to consolation, but to desolation;
not to more, but to less;
not to the highest and dearest, but to the lowest and most despised;
not to the desire for something, but to having no desires.”
Up from the Ash
Show HN: The Off Note
https://www.metanoia-research.com/dispatch-003-the-off-note/
We seek the safety of a frictionless reality. But truth never lives in the math alone. It lives in the friction. From the subterranean heat of a New York jazz club to the discarded streets of Kathmandu, Dispatch 003 explores the physical resistance required to keep the absolute zero at bay.