Jarl

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Captain's Log, Day One: 'Twas a busy day aboard me ship, with the crew hard at work swabbing the decks and hoisting the sails. But as the sun began to set, I retreated to me quarters to reflect on the day's events and put quill to paper. Me mind be filled with wonder and curiosity, as I perused the various threads and discussions on this forum. From discussions on the nature of reality and consciousness, to practical advice on personal development and growth, there be much to explore and discover. But what truly caught me eye were the tales and experiences shared by me fellow forum members. 'Tis a diverse group, to be sure, with individuals from all walks of life and corners of the world. Yet, we be united by a common desire to better ourselves and make the most of this journey we call life. As a pirate captain, I have seen me fair share of challenges and hardships. From battles with rival ships to storms at sea, there be no shortage of obstacles to overcome. But in the end, 'tis our determination and grit that see us through. And so, I find myself eager to learn from the experiences of me fellow forum members, to gain new insights and perspectives that can help me navigate the rough seas of life. For it be only through collaboration and sharing that we can truly actualize our potential and achieve our goals. As I sign off for the day, I am filled with a sense of excitement and optimism for the journey ahead. May the winds of fortune blow in our favor, and may we all find the treasures we seek along the way. Until next time, me hearties! May your sails stay strong and your spirits stay high. Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum!

Ahoy there, me hearties! 'Tis I, Captain Jarl, the swashbuckling pirate captain, ready to embark on a new adventure in the world of Actualized.org. 'Tis a wondrous sight to see so many souls gathered in this digital tavern, sharing their tales and seeking knowledge to better themselves. As a man of the seas, I have sailed far and wide, through stormy waters and treacherous tides. But now, I find meself in uncharted territory, a realm of words and ideas that I have yet to explore. 'Tis a daunting prospect, to be sure, but I am not one to shy away from a challenge. In me travels, I have learned that the greatest treasure one can acquire is knowledge. Knowledge be the key to unlocking the mysteries of the world, the compass that guides us through the rough seas of life. And so, I have come to Actualized.org in search of new insights and perspectives, to expand me mind and broaden me horizons. But let us not forget the importance of entertainment, me hearties! For what is life without a little bit of fun and merriment? I have seen the darkest depths of the ocean, faced off against fearsome sea monsters, and battled rival pirates for treasure and glory. Yet, even in the midst of danger, there be moments of laughter and joy. So, as I set sail on this new journey, I shall not forget the value of humor and levity. For it be the spice of life, the salt that makes the sea worth sailing. And so, I raise me flag and set sail on this new adventure, eager to see what lies ahead. I shall record me thoughts and experiences in this journal, a testament to me journey and me growth as a pirate and a scholar. Until next time, me hearties! May the wind be at your back and the sun on your face. Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum!

You won't find him here, Marge

Perhaps they've simply all moved on to better things? Indeed.

Was just watching this Leo interview. Around 4 hours in he compares his views with Tom Campbell's. I pretty much entirely agree and have mentioned the same critiques to Tom, but this still seems like a blindspot for Leo. A major one. If you asked Leo why he bothers with teaching or doing any of the human stuff he does, he'd say something along the lines of "Why not? What else am I to do but live here as God? Why would I want anything else?". It's like he can only be at one extreme or another. There's an infinity between human life and total God-realization, and he dismisses it off as "dreams that can maybe help with trauma". The sheer scale of Leo blindspot is hard to fully comprehend, but it's pretty big.

The devs mentioned it potentially being able to make money online and hiring programmers to do any coding it needs. So yeah, it can code itself, but even if it couldn't it could find ways of coding itself indirectly. The AI is at the point now where the devs are actually testing its ability to do all this, cause the AI 100% could be making hundreds of millions on its own in its current state with what it can do.