A rare parchment wing butterfly on the volcanic slopes above Kagoshima.
Over the years, despite a job 90 percent composed of writing , I have retained a passion for the English language. Followed closely by Japanese. That alone is a revelation, considering that I have not been back in over five years. I think it is that the structure and sounds of the language expands possibilities in my native tongue. If you find sentence structures in Arisugawa Park that seem a little complex, a little new––this is probably the root.
Do writers around the world share an enduring faith in the power of words to shape, examine, test, and heal?
Through words, not images, comes the architecture of fabric. Because it is at the word level that you can explore close causalities at an unhurried pace.
Philosophers came up with a pretty good proto-construct for artificial intelligence, as early as the 16th century. But the way they write is still artificial––just that.
EVEN notes:
There always will be the human voice that builds sinews on template reality designed by creator-receptive bots. Part of Fabric will involve the power of a few in shaping the public discourse. This is yin-yang mitigated by the earnest efforts of endwriters who stay at the endurance thought frontier curve. Their goal is to sustain life on earth through generating buzz on key issues in original ways that are positioned at the arc of information trends. This is coupled with another primary mission of ensuring reasonable and enlightened humans dedicated to preserving earth stay a hair ahead of AI and information-clone capacities.
Who is this Buzz Aldrin of the early years of WWE (World War Earth, which has been dated as beginning as early as 2013)? I have not come up with a good name for that character yet. Any ideas?
Of course there are Koch Bros.-bankrolled competitors, and assorted government agencies, Pynchonian corporate cults (Golden Fang) in the mix. Urban constructs that harvest human thought capacities, known as Farms... If it is all starting to sound a little dystopian, don't worry––I was born before that word became a fad.
#endwriter
Do writers around the world share an enduring faith in the power of words to shape, examine, test, and heal?
Through words, not images, comes the architecture of fabric. Because it is at the word level that you can explore close causalities at an unhurried pace.
Philosophers came up with a pretty good proto-construct for artificial intelligence, as early as the 16th century. But the way they write is still artificial––just that.
EVEN notes:
There always will be the human voice that builds sinews on template reality designed by creator-receptive bots. Part of Fabric will involve the power of a few in shaping the public discourse. This is yin-yang mitigated by the earnest efforts of endwriters who stay at the endurance thought frontier curve. Their goal is to sustain life on earth through generating buzz on key issues in original ways that are positioned at the arc of information trends. This is coupled with another primary mission of ensuring reasonable and enlightened humans dedicated to preserving earth stay a hair ahead of AI and information-clone capacities.
Who is this Buzz Aldrin of the early years of WWE (World War Earth, which has been dated as beginning as early as 2013)? I have not come up with a good name for that character yet. Any ideas?
Of course there are Koch Bros.-bankrolled competitors, and assorted government agencies, Pynchonian corporate cults (Golden Fang) in the mix. Urban constructs that harvest human thought capacities, known as Farms... If it is all starting to sound a little dystopian, don't worry––I was born before that word became a fad.
#endwriter
I love Japanese. I love English. I love language that influences AI. A unique triple occurrence.
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