Patrick
I reject the postmodern homo umbilicus. A sannyasi in Hindu tradition renounces the world, performing their own funeral in spirit. I am a lifelong philologist, indulging a fancy for opining on matters that momentarily merit my attention.
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From Thoth to Touchscreen
Thoth gives an iPhone to Socrates (ChatGPT Dall-E) What Thamus’s warning from Plato’s Phaedrus can tell us about information technology that changes the way we perceive the world.
Abstract
An Egyptian god walks into a palace...
The Politics of Proxy Rule
II,6 Politics of Proxies (ChatGPT-Dall-E) Bureaucracy’s divide is human vs data
Series I: Judgement Displacement Risk [Part 1] [Part 2] [Part 3] [Part 4] [Part 5]
Series II: Applications of Judgement Displacement Risk
Estimated r...
The Legacy of Peter Higgs
Higgs Field versus Photonic force, image of the Invisible Architecture of Mass (the Scarlet Condensate) created by ChatGPT Dall-E and cited works synthesized by the author.
Range written into the vacuum: the massless photon carries...
Automation Bias is Too Small a Diagnosis
The Path to Simplicity (ChatGPT Dall-E) from the research of the Author on JDR
Series: Judgement Displacement Risk, Part 5
[Part 1] [Part 2] [Part 3] [Part 4]
Series II: [Part 1]
Estimated reading time: 10–12 minutes
Updated:...
“To lose thee is to lose myself”
To Lose Thee (ChatGPT Dall-E) Milton (1667) Paradise Lost
“To lose thee is to lose myself” appeared in Milton (1664; 1667) Paradise Lost (Book 9, line 823) and is uttered by Adam upon learning from Eve that she has eaten the forbidd...
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