A philosophical rabbit hole from AI to Plotinus.
The collapse of trust in organs of the establishment and authoritative scientific truth are not a disease but the symptom of an Age that has ran its course, and from which a new era and a new scientific paradigm will emerge.
Years of research through the history of thought, contemporary science, theology, philosophy and ancient esoteric traditions I believe may have given me an interesting perspective on the accelerating mess we have on our hands. At the core of this story stands the oddly similar chaotic transition the West went through once before from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment and prior destructuring of information channels (printing press/internet) which ultimately led to the complete reshaping of the world.
There are truths, long forgotten, which may have long seeded the collapse of our contemporary societies, and the remembrance of which might one day soon open up a new era of human civilization and a new perception of reality. In this story we deep dive into the origins of our modern world and have a look at what miracles the future might hold.
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I've tried posting this before but it was deleted by Futurology bot because I believe I needed a longer form Submission Statement.
To be more precise this is the basic rundown of the story;
- Starting off in our time with the lines of reality and fiction being blurred by as technology advances and artificial generative intelligence renders disinformation virtually indistinguishable from the rest. Faith in institutions at an all time low and the epidemic spread of conspiracy theories are provoking a tightening on free speech never seen in the modern era.
- The freedom of speech and freedom of consciousness being threatened, we must question the very structure of our societies and the processes involved in the authentication of Truth.
- The deep dive begin into the origin story of our modern scientific world, and the forgotten truths abandoned there 400 years ago.
- All the way to the future within our reach...
I hope this one sticks!