The History of the Soma
Joe CallenderThe rise, fall, and recovery of the human witness in the work we do with machines.
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I built something for that feeling
You’ve probably noticed the pattern by now.
A new tool arrives. A new framework. A new system for thinking about work in the AI moment. You engage with it genuinely — and somewhere in the middle of it you realize you’re doing the same thin...
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What This Is
The Sensing Gap is a free five-part diagnostic course hosted on History of the Soma.
It is not a course in the conventional sense. There is no certificate at the end. There is no skill to acquire. There is no right answer...
Pt. 5 - What Addressing It Actually Requires
History of the Soma is the argument that 200 years of industrialization removed the body from the center of human knowing — and that AI’s arrival is the completion of that arc, not a new disruption. Every part of this course is one step dee...
Pt. 4 - What Level This Actually Lives At
History of the Soma is the argument that 200 years of industrialization removed the body from the center of human knowing — and that AI’s arrival is the completion of that arc, not a new disruption. Every part of this course is one step dee...
Pt. 3 - The Signal You’ve Been Misreading
History of the Soma is the argument that 200 years of industrialization removed the body from the center of human knowing — and that AI’s arrival is the completion of that arc, not a new disruption. Every part of this course is one step dee...
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20 years experience at the edge between human intelligence and the machines aimed at preserving it as knowledge. I observed directly what has been lost in that process.
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