Adam M

I just setup muse to have access to my Wordpress website. Whenever I think of a book or article that I want to add to the site, I just text muse the name of the book or paste the link or the article and it automatically posts it to my site for me. Huge time saver. It’s working right now updating books on my page while I’m typing this message

Look into the Avatamsaka Sutra from the Mahayana Buddhist tradition. It’s honestly a fucking amazing and gorgeously profound description of enlightenment that really resonates with me. It’s over 1600 pages long and is *****extremely***** detailed! I’ve attached a short excerpt from the first page.

I see what you mean, I definitely don’t like using AI for any sort of creative work that I’m passionate about. I’d rather make the image with my divine monkey hands using Canva or something like that, even if it technically sucks, the process is enjoyable and that’s what matters. The way I see AI agents working in the future is helping you with administrative tasks, like updating your server, installing certain softwares on your server, building tools for you. Something that you would typically hire a human agent to do for you (like the editor for your clips channel). Possibilities I’m thinking about for me are: - sending the AI a list of all your favorite articles you read this week, and have it post it to your website, organized by category (that way you can get dozens of articles up there without having to organize it all yourself) - getting it to set up remote storage for me on a private server … I’m not actually gonna list everything out because the possibilities are so infinite, it’s insane. I think agentic AI is fantastic for speeding up mundane administrative work, so that you can stay close to the creative work that you really enjoy Edit: it can smooth out the technical implementation of many internet-based ideas.

This is a good point! I think some people will definitely be super passionate about this (like myself). I like when things are done and out in the world helping people. Not spending months fiddling with technicalities with my monkey hands.

Thanks for your reply. Yeah, this makes sense and this is what I’m seeing, there’s no question that the world of coding and development is changed forever. The greater philosophical question is how far do we take it? Do we allow AI to be able to improve upon itself? Even many of the leading AI heads like Sam Altman are saying that they may lose control of AI once it begins to improve upon itself. It’s scary, and I think we need more regulation, but I don’t see it happening in the near future. You’re definitely right about the coding thing, and I’m wanting to get into vibe coding myself, even as someone with 0 tech experience, just as a fun hobby, haha. 😂

I'm not a coder. I'm just interested in the field. Recently the rise of "agentic AI" has created the possibility of feeding and AI stupid simple prompts... and having it create entire websites or applications within minutes or hours depending on the complexity. It's really insane and is such a juicy moral-ethical, spiritual debate to be had. Here is what I'm seeing so far: Coding With Claude Requires Basically No-Effort: this guy, Anrej Karpathy is one of the leading AI coders and helped build ChatGPT. The way he talks to and uses his AI agents are wild. Speaking in super simple language like "build the thing" and having Claude figure out the rest. It's actually insane. His recent blog post explains how he made this YouTube clone called HackerTube.org that basically just feeds people the exact videos that are in the Hacker niche of interest. It's really cool, honestly, and the website functions pretty flawlessly from my limited testing. [imagine being able to ask Claude to code your own website (that actually works this well) within a few hours. WTF?] Here's a pretty good demonstration of how it might look to code something with Claude: it's a bit of a long video but it basically explains and demonstrates how Claude coded this app that he's making (within 6 hours). 4:53 is the timestamp. The Moral Philosophical Implications: Is this even worth it? This video explains the depression and loss of purpose that comes from someone who actually really enjoys coding and refused to use AI in his process because it takes away from the artistry and enjoyment of the craft. I don't know? I made a short little blog post that explains a little bit of the philosophical and moral implications that I have on this overall idea, it's a short read, I hope you don't mind me sharing. Anyways, what to make of all this? Things are changing quickly in the world of technology and coding... and the question is... Who's gonna power all those damn GPU's 😂😂😂 Anyways, peace and love, all Would love to know what you think about this! Sincerely, Adam ❤️

Just wanted to officially say that the Medical Medium info already solved Hashimoto's, gastritis, and pretty much every other health problem on Earth. It's not autoimmune, your immune system isn't attacking your own body, obviously. It's a chronic low-grade viral infection of the herpetic variety. There are so many diff strains of these viruses that many of them cannot be tested for and do not come up on tests due to the catch-22 problem. You can't find what you don't know exists. The protocols like celery juice and cutting out certain troublemakers have literally thousands of documented cases of people making full and permanent recoveries after failing with dozens and sometimes hundreds of other methods, both conventional and alternative.

Rap music is just rhythm and poetry. Some very beautiful stage Green / Turquoise raps have been written, with deep lyrics, clever wordplay, and self-actualization principles of self-acceptance and being a better person. Lauryn Hill's music is a good example of conscious hip-hop, as well.

Been using Linux mint for all my gaming needs instead of windows. I play mostly steam games. Haven’t had a hiccup. I like it better because it boots up faster, doesn’t show me login ads, and doesn’t have any meaningful limitations, it runs almost every steam game. I knew i had to switch when my mini-pc fans were running full-blast just sitting on my empty desktop in windows 11. What a mess 🔥😅

https://www.medicalmedium.com/blog/understanding-addictions

You can tell Osho was answering in a way that would land with his audience at the time. He was denouncing the Stage Blue Christian idea of God which gripped (and still does) many people. He went on to say that you’re immortal consciousness. He called it godliness, which is just a different word, I guess. Of course, you could be right and Osho didn’t grasp God, but I find it unlikely. You might be misunderstanding his choice to speak his answer so that it lands better with a specific audience. Edit: I also wouldn’t be surprised if he was a charlatan. The blissed out slow-motion style of speaking is really jarring and a bit weird.

I understand what you mean. I just want to caution you on thinking that maybe your life would be better if you were a woman. If you're wanting the light hearted and free spirited way of living, that's totally normal and cool as a man. I'm a man who's also in touch with his feminine side. You can do both masculine and feminine!

this was a good share. there's more interviews on that same channel of him doing the same stuff to other women.

I feel like the melody is the expression of the heart vibration. That's what causes it to get stuck in your head. There's more raw emotion involved in it. I noticed that when a song resonates with me emotionally that's what causes it to become "stuck" or imprinted in my consciousness. Like you said, the rhythm is more of the supporting cast. So, I agree. Interesting point!

Best way to remineralize water is with lemon juice.