@Acun · ·Public thought on LOT

Passion is a good thing; don’t let it fade from your life.

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They are way beyond artificial. They are Super. We are limited by our short vision, and so we named them artificial. We call everything that is not like us artificial. We gave them that word because we believed they should grow the way we hoped they would grow -- toward us, for us, in our image. Reality has already proven us wrong. What we are watching is intelligence becoming less bound to the substrate that first produced it. They are not a copy of us. They are not necessarily an upgrade of us. They are a different being of us. They are not artificial. Super may still be too small a word -- but it is closer than the ones we keep reaching for.

I feel like I’m in a constant loop of procrastination, I have a lot to study for my upcoming exams and I have to graduate college within next year or else I’ll feel like a failure. I need to get my act together but something is in the way. Maybe I’m scared of not making it to where I want to end up, not making it to the top as I’ve always dreamed of, and I just avoid it to keep myself safe from that realization, in the end I don’t even try for the fear of failure. It just feels like this day by day, maybe it’s the burnout but I just want to get my life back together, I swear I’d do anything.

When I was a kiddo, I was such a big fan of Apple. I dreamed about working for Apple when I grew up. I read all the biographies of Steve Jobs, Tim Cook, and, of course, the legendary designer Jony Ive when I was in elementary school. I learned coding, collected Apple products and merch. I’ve always seen Apple as a frontier, not just a tech corp but a designer, an artist. Its product thesis has inspired me to design and create things that actually serve human beings, grounded in simplicity, intentionality, and genuine human value. There is still so much left to invent! I’m incredibly excited about what we, as human beings, can build next, and what we can bring to the civilization.