reading The Blind Spot: Why Science Cannot Ignore Human Experience

                                                                               because

human experience should not take the backseat to anything

                                                               AI listening     Nothing

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              page 20  Problem: the demotion of concrete experience and the elevation of abstractions (ideal lab situations)

              page 21  . . . bifurcation theory . . . cuts nature in two, making one part real and the other part apparent, with the real part being the cause of the apparent part.

authors Adam Frank  Marcelo Gleiser  Evan Thompson

                                                              Right on broheims

                                                              he had their backs

has a friend who refuses to take into account their experience

for some unknown reason he believesfuckin believes new information has surfaced that hes not read or seen or privy to so overthrows his experience and wholly depends on crowdsourcingthink about it its no different than the loop between him and his phone its apps its AI which when answeringcommunicating with him  flatters

                manipulates him

he tells him such

I know. he says

SURVEY SAYS  wins out

                                   because

two heads  five twelve nineteen twentytwo heads

                                                        are better than one

while there is some truth to that

                                         Why the hell you overthrowing your autonomy            

wasnt telegraphed

knew it was coming

I’ll tell ya what. You do you, and I’ll do me.

 cant argue that

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