it’s always interesting to examine the contents of your mind. In my mind, you haven’t answered your question of why “doing more” is inevitable or preferable. It seems that you doing more mitigates a particular problem that others share with you, which is the unresolved egoic terror of human personality within the construct of separation. and this exercise somehow frees you personally from that psychological burden, which is fantastic! certainly using AI as a partner for human psycho/social/spiritual evolution itself is hardly unique or new. even writing business plans, social media strategies etc is already commonplace , although in 2040 a new generation may consider you to be a pioneer - especially if you can generate sustained attention. But I do think it’s a very valuable allyship for you and I’m very interested to see how it manifests.
Appreciate your comment! I wouldn't say doing more is inevitable, by any means. But certainly preferable to me, and I believe for many. Your question holds the answer.
Q) "why “doing more” is inevitable or preferable...
A) ...It seems that you doing more mitigates a particular problem that others share with you, which is the unresolved egoic terror of human personality within the construct of separation. and this exercise somehow frees you personally from that psychological burden, which is fantastic!"
it’s always interesting to examine the contents of your mind. In my mind, you haven’t answered your question of why “doing more” is inevitable or preferable. It seems that you doing more mitigates a particular problem that others share with you, which is the unresolved egoic terror of human personality within the construct of separation. and this exercise somehow frees you personally from that psychological burden, which is fantastic! certainly using AI as a partner for human psycho/social/spiritual evolution itself is hardly unique or new. even writing business plans, social media strategies etc is already commonplace , although in 2040 a new generation may consider you to be a pioneer - especially if you can generate sustained attention. But I do think it’s a very valuable allyship for you and I’m very interested to see how it manifests.
Appreciate your comment! I wouldn't say doing more is inevitable, by any means. But certainly preferable to me, and I believe for many. Your question holds the answer.
Q) "why “doing more” is inevitable or preferable...
A) ...It seems that you doing more mitigates a particular problem that others share with you, which is the unresolved egoic terror of human personality within the construct of separation. and this exercise somehow frees you personally from that psychological burden, which is fantastic!"