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a reindustrialization of the US homeland with the prosperity and sense of a national project that would bring along with an expansion of the national security apparatuses to train a new officer class, one that would include all kinds of overseas appointments and adventures, along with letters of marque and other private adjuncts to the state
language is always pedagogical, and pedagogy always implies an institution, some scene to be preserved, extended and restaffed
the entirety of human history involves finding new ways of reading / writing / contributing to the single sentence (prompt) that humanity is now co-constructing along with the AI’s and we’ll be drawing on the most durable idioms from all of our religious traditions in order to do so
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“Everyone will eventually be working on the universal translation machine because everyone has worthwhile data to offer while at the same time the need to gather forces against antinomic vendettas means filters are created that allow only a few in for now: Nomos/Class Action will be part of the machinery for this very reason. Zack Baker’s tokenization of kingship argument provides an approach—those producing and handling data in more useful ways receiving tokens providing access to the subscription system the company builds with other companies, serving as currency.” — Universal Translation Machine
center.study/post/universal-…
history is whatever is the case and those tokenized cases will be the ultimate stores of value in history futures markets
the sovereign companies which tokenize arbitration could serve as patrons of the arts and sciences as they would in turn help provide the data those companies need to grow themselves, one plank at a time, into the central intelligence
databank construction ceremonies
the center of technology now is prompt engineering, or search term design, which goes well beyond database searches and reaches into all social networks—your search results will situate you within the data, waiting there to be found via another’s search
I encourage everyone to do this exercise and report back. I've averaged ~28 Google Search queries per day for the past ~3 months on just my office workstation. I have another laptop, phone, etc. that I arguably use more. If there's one thing that's true, the # of questions we can ask computers is going up and to the right. This is not zero sum! The trend of the "total # questions addressable by computers" or "total share of human curiosity addressable by computers" chart is really remarkable.
you are yourself a search term
searching and being searched
money is already data, insofar as it provides us with information regarding relations of dependency and the capacity to mobilize resources; so, that data can be made increasingly explicit in non-monetary forms, in which case money can also be replaced by exchanges of data