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by bachbach
2821 days ago
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We could talk all day but sadly I must go to work to obtain those calories! ;-) It's always fun talking with you though and I appreciate it. I'll make one point though. > Removing selective pressure, possibly another. I think this one is underrated - there is a strong incentive for us to want to believe the removal of pressure is a good thing - then call that problem solved - it's a black box we no longer think about and close shop on that. You may know of Mike Rowe - the blue collar jobs advocate. I think he and David Krakauer are often saying something similar - which is that a loss of contact with the tools in our brains which solve certain problems can (sometimes) produce stagnation as individuals and society - it gets us flying away from Musk's 'first principals' beliefs. The whole video is worth watching but this short segment illustrates the point: https://youtu.be/pi7h6nmkvAM?t=1900 |
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