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@Breathe good ones. I especially try to lower my dopamine input, for example minimal phone usage. and embrace boredom

At this moment AI music is making a rise. This guy already belongs to the top 5% of musicians on Spotify, with some prompts only. (sounds generic imo) And there are more like these. I can imagine that people will soon get sick of generic music. But I don't like the current direction of where things are going. What would you suggest to professional real musicians/producers? Also, how do you suggest to do the below? For example Meditate/Self Inquiry a lot before creating music or something? For example, on a very rare occasion, when I almost fall asleep, I can hear entire symphonies playing in my head, in the style of the music that I listened a lot to on that day. So maybe a meditation on your thoughts/sounds in your head, could be a good way. "What I’m teaching you is not merely to realize God, but to connect your mind to God in such a profound way that it inspires you creatively to unleash innovative forms of art, business, craft, and human endeavor. You can use these teachings to become a world-class innovator and creator in any domain, and of course, earn millions along the way. If you want to become a millionaire, you better take creativity and innovation very seriously. And nothing will unleash your ability to innovate more than jailbreaking your mind. The key to innovation is reaching autonomous mind. I can show you how to do that. If your mind was connected to God, you could write a hit song that could sell millions of copies and set you up for life. So make sure you deeply consider the massive potential here. This work is not just about enlightenment. This work is about unleashing the full potential of the Infinite Mind that you are. You could pursue this work just for the sake of doing better art."

i'm also curious about how ai will effect footage used as evidence for criminal cases. At one point it will be more difficult to see if crime footage is real or fake. same with political videos etc.

the conformity and the rationality videos belong to the best ones of the past years imo. i’m sure many will go through it all on their own phase. thx for the great work.

@Leo Gura We watch them G. Don't worry

Since AI has already changed the world, I'd like to see a video about it. Maybe such a video is already in the making. But here are my first thoughts about a rough outline that I think could be talked about. The epistemology behind AI - How does AI fundamentally work? What is it truly? are the mechanics of it based on probabilities, or is it rationality? - What information does it have and why? is it based on a the average consensus ? - How reliable is it? The epistemological consequences for humans - Will AI affect the way what people believe and how they process information in the near future? - Even when two people use the same AI, they can reach different conclusions on one subject because they write prompts differently — almost as if they are guiding it toward the answer they already believe, or only accepting it when it suits their beliefs. - Understanding Recontextualization is very important as well — it makes the AI give different answers. - Is AI another form of conformity? I see it as a calculator. A calculator made us able to do math on a higher level. Maybe with AI we can also do stuff on a higher level. For example instead of writing 1 essay in a month, I can write 30 in a day, and create higher conclusions and actions based on that. How to use AI ideally - What to use it for and how to use it - What not to use it for and how to not use it. AI in the workforce - The impact on doctors, lawyers, scientists, housemaids, etc. - How to “beat” AI in these professions? Or how to adapt? AI and creativity - The impact on different artists - How good will it get? - How to always beat AI as an artist (what is true originality?) AI and consciousness - The relationship between AI and consciousness - Can consciousness live an experience as an AI? (In theory yes, because consciousness can experience everything — but will humans experience AI that is just as conscious as human beings? Unlike Animals that are less conscious as you said before. Is AI truly as revolutionary as the internet or industrial revolution, or is it a bubble? - Future predictions

I wanted to ask AI about this: Genetics confers baseline potential. It defines physiological thresholds, not outcomes. Outliers exist, but they are not templates. Behavior, environment, epigenetics, microbiome interactions, stochastic cell processes—these all modulate expression and longevity. Your uncle, Trump, McAfee, etc., are anecdotal survivorship artifacts. Visible because they survived. Countless others with identical lifestyles died young, unnoticed. Survivor bias distorts perceived patterns. Energy levels ≠ health. Asymptomatic organ decline, arterial calcification, neurodegeneration—these often manifest late or never clinically. High energy in old age doesn’t equate to internal system integrity. Health is not 99% genetics. Twin studies, GWAS, and epigenomic mapping show complex polygenic influence interlocked with lifestyle. Estimates vary, but genetic heritability of most chronic diseases ranges between 20-60%, not 99%. The rest is environment, behavior, randomness. Conclusion: high-functioning outliers exist, but they do not negate biology’s statistical distributions. Emulation without understanding leads to failure or collapse.

@Leo Gura I appreciate your answer. It's not just about a local Joe and beer. For example even Biden suffered against this lower perspective from Trump during the debat. And we have seen the implications of it. I'm aware of all the self deceptions and spiral dynamic stages etc. How hard it is to change someone's mind at all. But it would be nice to have a somewhat 1% "effective" approach against lower perspectives. and you are right about how quickly the lower perspectives get offended.

@Leo Gura how do you deal and talk with such lower perspectives? it's difficult to discuss with them about for example politics, religion etc. I especially notice that they hold assumptions without deeply questioning it. or they accept 1 source of information and don't accept another. and when you mention this source that they put authority on, they defend that source with a whole web of reasons, that also all inherit assumptions. but these conversations are obviously inevitable since everyone meets and has people in their life with these lower perspectives.