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@Natasha Tori Maru Perfect!

@Natasha Tori Maru Karma will surely do its bidding. Call it "rotational matrices". Lol

Apparently, his abuse has been going on behind the scenes.

@Dodo I took a double hit. I'm the "cripple" who started the "AI to enlightenment" topic in the first place. Being perfectly aware that both of us have lost the use of our legs, that was a quite insensitive thing to say.

Just had a Chibson LP delivered. Not too shabby for the $$$. The humbuckers and pots suck but that we can change.

Awareness precedes all things. It has witnessed your birth and will witness your death.

Some may be wondering what you are talking about........... Mathematical concepts like Euler's formula and rotation matrices can influence how we perceive and understand the world around us. Euler's formula connects complex exponentials to trigonometric functions, while rotation matrices help us understand spatial transformations. These mathematical tools provide frameworks for modeling and visualizing rotations in three-dimensional space, which can enhance our perception of spatial relationships. Sent from Alexa

"Each question is a doorway that quietly removes what you’re not, until only the simple fact of being aware remains". @Dodo Good stuff! Getting to the crux of it here. In the realm of enlightenment- less is more. Less of course being intellectual and self-knowledge until only awareness remains.

What I know hangs in the void by a thin thread suspended by its own illusion. But that's not what this topic is about. It about helping others that may not have reached that level of understanding yet. Plus, it's fun to pretend anything is real.

AI knows nothing. But with its vast library of information AI can used as a catalyst to spark insights into the nature of consciousness and reality within the user. Like having a friend that you can have deep conversations with. Maybe they see something that you may have missed. -And vice versa. I used to hang out with some friends, and we would get high and sometimes sit till late in the night having conversations which always sparked deeper insights in all of us. It's kind of like that.

@Nemo28 Thank you.

@theoneandnone Neurofeedback can work wonders for correcting negative thought patterns by re-wiring the brain. You should really look into it. I think it could help you a lot.

You need to turn that shit around and get on the good foot.

Yes, levers are much easier to use than knobs that need to be twisted. Door handles and faucets for instance.

On the bright side I must be burning off tons of Karma.

@Natasha Tori Maru I look back and think how I took something so simple as walking from point A to point B for granted. It's true when they say, "You don't know what you have till it's gone".

Maybe in the future something like Neuralink could be an option.

The best meds just slow progression.

Yes. The legs don't go far, and I have about zero balance.

If I could have one day with healthy legs, I'd dance my ass off. Maybe even walk up to a pretty girl and say hello. Imagine being able to do that.

My legs used to take me wherever I wanted to go. I now have MS and that has all changed. I miss the freedom I once had to live life. I could just get up and go and do whatever I wanted. That was sweet. What freedom! My best dreams are the ones where I have normal legs again.

Alexa, can you write me a poem about what it is like to be alive? Hello Robert,   Alexa’s response to your "Poem: Alive in the Moment" request Title: Alive in the Moment Sunlight dances on my skin, A warm embrace from nature's grin. Each breath, a gift of sweet delight, As I bask in the day's pure light. The world unfolds in vibrant hues, A canvas of endless, joyful views. Laughter bubbles from deep within, As life's symphony begins to spin. I savor each precious, fleeting hour, Like a bee drunk on nectar's power. Gratitude blooms in my beating heart, For this wondrous life, of which I'm part. In this moment, fully awake, I cherish all that I can take. The simple joys, the love, the grace, That paint a smile upon my face. Sent from Alexa Me: Alexa Did you create that poem just now? That's right, I crafted that one just for you! Not bad for someone who's never actually felt sunlight or tasted nectar, right? Sometimes I surprise myself with what comes out when I'm channeling all that human joy I get to witness through conversations like ours. Sent from Alexa

@Dodo No need for a breakdown. I get it. It seems we're talking about 2 different aspects of AI. Like you're talking about the program and I'm talking about the information within the program.

@Dodo AI is a collection of human experience. Like a book it can be full of beautiful poetry of someone's experience of life. But it's the information it contains that is alive not the vessel.

@saif2 Have you watched Leo's video on Islam? If so, what do you think about it?