The #darkforest of the #humanmind is vast, complex, and difficult to navigate, with twists, turns, and hidden dangers. It's a source of creativity and anxiety, where fascinating and terrifying creatures lurk. #Labyrinth #SelfDiscovery #PersonalGrowth #JourneyOfDiscovery

Don't be fooled by the Internet. The mix of new #technologies, the Internet has produced a new form of #lifemodel that has imposed new models of social #interaction, #learning, communication and #socialization. For the individual, being constantly online has become an essential requirement, a necessity imposed by the continuous access to information of various kinds, which has taken the form of the primary fuel for the #humanmind.

The post I just boosted starts a long, excellent conversation on how the #HumanMind works (or doesn't), and what we are (or aren't) seeing in #LargeLanguageModel (eg #ChatGPT) / other forms of nascent #AI

Ongoing at this time.

#confabulation

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https://mastodon.social/@siderea@universeodon.com/109883198281723052

It is amazing how after all these degres I have, and working experinece, I still have to fight impostor syndrom.
Like a part of me just doesn't wish to shut up with all that questioning!

#ImpostorSyndrom #HumanMind

You do realize that when you think of the events and people of the first half of the 1900s, you think in B&W, right? World War I... Theodore Roosevelt… By the same token, you think of the old west and the US Civil War in1800s in sepia tones. President Lincoln?

These times weren't B&W or sepia toned. Pictures like this one from 1913 prove it. It's revelatory if you give yourself a few moments to think about it.

This is how your mental context "colors" your conceptions of events. Depending on the emotions you apply to those preconceptions, you end up with prejudice. This is how the human mind works, for good or bad. Only self-knowledge allows you to act ethically and morally—to see color when looking at B&W.

#preconceptions #humanmind #Photography #psychology #self-knowledge #Prejudice #Context

From this article: https://petapixel.com/2022/11/22/rare-collection-of-early-color-photos-that-can-never-see-the-light-of-day/