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So, if you want to give your creations autonomy, you can set up control through programs and algorithms, embedding them into instincts that’ll act as their guide—then these creations will want to behave as you expect. Or, you could make them capable of understanding the way you do. You’d share your abilities with them, giving them a piece of yourself—they’d become your children! But while they’re young and don’t grasp anything, they’ll obey servants and managers—those instinctive programs—and won’t differ from the first creations, even though they’re heirs to everything... read more

Welcome. Here, I’m digging into Reality, raising questions about Reason, Common Sense, culture, and our future. I began this journey by changing myself. As a result, I believe I’ve earned the right to change the world—or so says a thinker who coined a related phrase. Am I religious? I speak of God, but for me, He doesn’t come from the Bible. I looked for Him in Reality, and He opened Himself to me as Reality itself —beyond space and time, reasonable, logical. I’ve come to possess Reason; it feels like a gift bestowed upon me. Now, I can divide myself into reasonable and unreasonable. My sense of self depends on which part I embrace and which I ignore. I don’t fight to restrain my actions, correct my intentions, or shame myself for my reactions. Instead, I choose one part - reasonable, hold onto it, and live through it. The unreasonable nature mirrors all the traits of a sinful soul described in the Bible. The reasonable nature, though, transcends goodness and evil—and in it, I feel truly alive. The writings reflect the way of understanding of the authors of these texts, but not the absolute image of the object of description and certainly not the object itself. So, if want to know God, you can get knowledge about His shadow and reflection in the Bible, but True and alive God you can discover only after looking for Him by yourself.

It’s a lonely journey. The deeper I go, the harder it becomes to explain to those I’ve left behind. I try to leave crumbs along my path, and that’s what my website and YouTube channel are for.

How does an ordinary person function? Feelings and emotions motivate him. Even if not directly, memory will help to understand what feelings and emotions will result from certain actions. But it may also be that the memory of past feelings and the expectation of similar sensations are weaker than emotions at a particular moment. Then a person, contrary to the so-called “common sense”, will do something reckless.

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