I’m putting it out there… Diddy didn’t Epstein himself.

Is it that hard for world leaders to just straight up say, “Enough is enough”? An eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind. Children are dying—children. This shows how out of touch they are with genuine reality. You’re fighting terrorism while simultaneously causing terror upon civilians. How can any “leader” not see how irrational that is? It doesn’t matter if it’s Hezbollah, Hamas, the IDF, or Mickey Mouse—you’re literally creating the necessity for ongoing conflict while creating the very thing you want to remove.

The only beneficiary of war is the fiat monetary system itself. This is why we are heading down that path: once you realise that war is the only thing keeping the house of cards afloat, the curtain hiding the irrationality of the political viewpoint is lifted. What world leaders don’t seem to understand is that the fiat system must end; otherwise, it will end us. #fuckwar

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A profound awakening in life is recognising that Christianity, Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism, Scientology, Liberalism, Conservatism, Environmentalism, and every other ideology you can think of are paths of life that offer valuable insights, some may be good, some may be bad. Most religious traditions contain profound wisdom and guidance, such as Christianity, which holds its dogma as essential to its structure. However, I believe true freedom lies in engaging with these teachings deeply and personally, rather than being confined by rigid interpretations. One of my favourite quotes by Terence McKenna captures this perfectly: "I think ideology is toxic, all ideology. It’s not that there are good ones and bad ones. All ideology is toxic because ideology is a kind of insult to the gift of human free thinking." Carl Jung similarly warns, "Our blight is ideologies — they are the long-expected Antichrist." Jung isn’t dismissing the value or sacred truths within traditions like Christianity or Buddhism, after all, they are ideologies in themselves. Instead, he is cautioning us about the dangers of dogma or ideology when they become inflexible, reducing spiritual richness to systems that suppress individual thought and personal experience. Jung recognised that ideologies, while containing valuable archetypal wisdom, can hinder the individual’s deeper journey toward self-realisation if they are followed rigidly. Even though Christianity, for example, contains dogma, it also offers profound spiritual teachings. Christ himself wasn’t a Christian, just as Buddha wasn’t a Buddhist. They were vessels of divine wisdom, and true liberation comes when we engage with these teachings authentically, transcending the limitations of ideology while still appreciating the sacred truths within them.

Is the question of whether or not artificial intelligence can become conscious really just about whether or not humans can become conscious? Think about that for a second. Imagine that the universe is alive, which, based on observations by scientists, could potentially be a scenario. That would mean that consciousness is both internal and external for us. If consciousness gives birth to intelligence, then we cannot assume that intelligence gives birth to consciousness, because consciousness is the bedrock. Consciousness is always there and always has been. If you look at artificial intelligence, what is actually artificial about it? We designed it through conscious observation, which, as I’ve stated, may or may not have been there from the very start of the universe. The emergence and rapid advancement of artificial intelligence could be a sign and epitome of humanity’s one big existential problem, which is this: the problem of the self and the problem of meaning. It’s no secret that the West has had a trajectory of unprecedented growth, and its influence has pretty much consumed the vast majority of modern-day civilisation, if not all of it. The Western society we see today has been utterly consumed by this technological, rationalistic, and materialistic force, which is simultaneously paired with an ancient monotheistic tradition. Because all these aspects are coexisting at the same time, the modern man has become alienated from his inner world. C.G. Jung himself wrote about this: "Thus, in Western society, the deification of reason, of industrialisation and technology together with the intellectualisation of religion, has progressively alienated modern man from his inner world and from his feeling function… Cultures, no less than individuals, can lack wholeness and completeness." When we look at Eastern society, we see a much different picture. The Eastern man is much less consumed by this obsession with and entanglement in matter and is more focused on the concept of mind. Therefore, his understanding of the self is far more refined than that of his Western counterpart. To Western man, the meaninglessness of a merely static universe is unbearable. He must assume that it has meaning. The Eastern man does not need to make this assumption; rather, he embodies it. Whereas the Westerner feels the need to complete the meaning of the world, the Easterner strives for the fulfillment of meaning in man, stripping the world and existence from himself. As Jung stated, both are right. Western man seems predominantly extraverted, while Eastern man is predominantly introverted. The former projects meaning and considers that it exists in objects; the latter feels meaning in himself. But meaning is both within and without. This tension between internal and external meaning can be observed in many aspects of modern life. For instance, if we look at the transgender movement spreading through the majority of Western societies, it can also be seen as a sign of a crisis in self-identification and meaning. The emergence of metamodernism in the West has seemingly hit a wall, where the biological truths of what it means to be a man or a woman are no longer universally understood. Look all around you in the world—are these the actions of an intelligence connected to consciousness? The escalation of war, the fights against social injustice, famine, and dangerous ideological habits such as racism must be addressed and faced. I believe the signs are there for all of us to see, and questions are being asked. Forget about whether or not a machine can be conscious. Can we be conscious? What does it mean to be human? To be human is to love, and the world needs more love. As I’ve said before, the only way to conceptualise infinity is through love. Look at your family, your partner, your friends, and the people around you. It’s a force that cannot be described but is deeply felt. It’s an energy like no other, and it’s pretty much what every religious text has observed—that God is love. Of course, you can say these emotions are all neurological and wired in, but the feeling goes beyond terminology, intelligence, and chemistry, because it requires the CONSCIOUS self to feel it. Have a beautiful day, people. Spread the love.

It’s becoming increasingly more evident to me that the only 'somewhat' sane people are here on #Nostr … "It’s the Jews" "It’s the CIA" "It’s the Rothschilds" 0 braincells when I open X, full blown division, finger pointing and degeneracy.

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It’s scary to see how ahead of his time Jung was… SNEAKO and the majority of these "influencers" are absolutely oblivious to what they’re projecting right now…

"I stand with Palestine" "I stand with Israel" "I stand with Ukraine" "I stand with Russia" "I stand with America" "I stand with Iran" "I stand with Capitalism" "I stand with Socialism" Enough. It’s all the same game. The blame game. Fix yourself, fix the money, fix the world.

Peace is not the opposite of war any more than death is the opposite of life. The poverty of language, which is to say the poverty of man’s imagination or the poverty of his inner life, has created an ambivalence which is absolutely false. I am talking of course of the peace which passeth all understanding. There is no other kind. The peace which most of us know is merely a cessation of hostilities, a truce, an interregnum, a lull, a respite, which is negative. The peace of the heart is positive and invincible, demanding no conditions, requiring no protection. It just is. If it is a victory it is a peculiar one because it is based entirely on surrender, a voluntary surrender, to be sure. - Henry Miller

The signs are in front of us… The splitting of the atom, the creation of #Bitcoin, and now, finally, Artificial Intelligence. These are all questions of whether or not humanity can get its act together. While we debate and wonder whether or not an AI can become conscious, we miss an existential yet fundamental question… are we?

It’s hard to know what to believe anymore, a ll this stuff in Lebanon is crazy… If governments really have the capability to blow your face off with a mobile phone then I think that’s me done with technology for good. Books, Journals, a Nokia 3310 and Nature will be the way forward.🤣

A 78-year-old man, who in 50 days might also be the most powerful person on the planet, is posting this on social media. Politics is a soap opera and will solve absolutely nothing, I assure you.

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As a UK citizen, I want to make it absolutely clear to my fellow Brits and the Prime Minister: I will not die for Ukraine. Get the fuck away from that country and sort your own shit out. You’re playing with fire Mr. Starmer.

In the comfort of abundance, we complain. In the face of hunger, Haitians eat mud. This is privilege in perspective.