Life is divided into an endless game     What I control is here within me     Thoughts fly like birds in the air     Actions I take make me dream          But the world outside slips out of my hand     Hearts change like the seasons     What others do I cannot predict     Let anxiety flow in the wind          I choose what I can hold    What we control is our home     And the rest I let the river carry     I will sail with the current          It's a dance between chaos and desire     Each step

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[LessWrong Community event announcement: https://www.lesswrong.com/events/rRLPycsLdjFpZ4cKe/ai-safety-law-a-thon-we-need-more-technical-ai-safety] Many talented lawyers do not contribute to AI Safety, simply because they've never had a chance to work with AIS researchers or don’t know what the field entails. I am hopeful that this can improve if we create more structured opportunities for cooperation. And this is the main motivation behind the upcoming AI Safety Law-a-thon, organised by AI-Plans:

Sun Tzu wrote, In the wise leader's plans, considerations of advantage and of disadvantage will be blended together. This is one of the most practical lessons from The Art of War. A wise leader does not fool himself into believing that every plan is perfect, that every path is smooth, or that every advantage comes without a cost. He looks at both sides of the coin. He studies the benefits, but he also weighs the risks. And then—he moves forward with clarity, not illusion. Think about how ofte...

This episode exposes digital possession - how modern men aren't digitally sovereign but digitally possessed. Every notification fragments the field, every scroll scatters signal, every swipe splits presence. The phone isn't a tool but a frequency disruptor. The digitally possessed man transmits static, forever suspended between physical and digital worlds, present in neither. Digital sovereignty means maintaining field coherence regardless of screens, presence regardless of notifications,

I made an AI generated podcast of the 2021 MIRI Conversations. There are different voices for the different participants, to make it easier and more natural to follow along with. I tried to choose voices that were reasonably distinct and also not too annoying. This was done entirely in my personal capacity, and not as part of my job at MIRI.[1] I did this because I like listening to audio and there wasn’t a good audio version of the conversations. Spotify link:

This was created and shared with me by a long time founding member of TBM.The Moment That Shattered UsPicture this: September 10, 2025, the eve of 9/11's solemn anniversary. Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA and lightning rod for conservative youth, stands before a packed outdoor auditorium at Utah Valley University. His voice echoes through the air, conviction mixed with hope, passion tempered by purpose.In the crowd, his wife holds their two young children. A family moment amid the

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Click here to reply to @lhnath "Okay, so a good book in the Bible that, that shows us. This is the book of Job. And Job was the most good, the best man on earth. God says there was none like him in the whole. He, he was good, he didn't do bad and he loved God and he stayed away from evil and he taught his family and God blessed him a lot. And then Satan's."

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This is a link post. So the situation as it stands is that the fraction of the light cone expected to be filled with satisfied cats is not zero. This is already remarkable. What's more remarkable is that this was orchestrated starting nearly 5000 years ago. As far as I can tell there were three completely alien to-each-other intelligences operating in stone age Egypt: humans, cats, and the gibbering alien god that is cat evolution (henceforth the cat shoggoth.) What went down was that human...

This is a link post. I've seen many prescriptive contributions to AGI governance take the form of proposals for some radically new structure. Some call for a Manhattan project, others for the creation of a new international organization, etc. The OGI model, instead, is basically the status quo. More precisely, it is a model to which the status quo is an imperfect and partial approximation. It seems to me that this model has a bunch of attractive properties. That said, I'm not putting it for...

Come rendere una pratica fruttuosa?In questo episodio analizziamo l'importanza dei compagni di pratica e la buona relazione da avere con essi tramite, anche, il 3° precetto redatto dal Maestro Ip Man.Quanto si è disposti a fare per migliorare?

Here we are Riot Squad! Im excited to announce the new name for the podcast;THOUGHT R!OT | AI & BEYONDThe episodes that are up now are staying as they are, its mainly the cover art and name that's different. I think it makes a bit more sense and feels more inline with the content of the episodes.Ill keep this post up for about a week so everyone can adjust to the new name and make sure the platform they listen on are also updated to reflect the change. Hope you like it! ✌🏼

Sun Tzu wrote, The student of war is unversed in the art of war of varying his plans. The lesson here is clear: rigidity is the downfall of the beginner. A true master knows how to pivot. A student, still clinging to one plan and one plan only, lacks the ability to adapt—and in war, in business, in life, that inflexibility leads to defeat. Think about it. How many times have you told yourself, “This is the plan. This is the way. This is how it has to happen”? And then, the moment life shifts,...

A Salute to Charlie Kirk and a Warning to the Haters. An audiriMEDIA Presentation

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