Reminds me of the film "Free Guy" where Ryan Reynolds plays an avatar with only a few set personality traits and daily actions. Unfortunately it's those at the World Economic Forum who think of us this way. With Klaus Schwaab's favourite philospoher being Yuval Harari, writer of the book "Sapiens", he makes great utility out of the idea that we're just programmable and unfree agents subject to galvanizing cultural memes that can shape us in any way that these global elites see fit.
On a different note; gotta say that I loved the band that you linked to in this article. I can just imagine them as the kind of guys who frequent Stone Henge or wander around freshly minted crop cirlcles.
Ha! I'm going to try that 'talking cosmology to your cat' thing...since nobody else wants to talk about it and I am keen. That band is brilliant, thanks for the intro.
Reminds me of the film "Free Guy" where Ryan Reynolds plays an avatar with only a few set personality traits and daily actions. Unfortunately it's those at the World Economic Forum who think of us this way. With Klaus Schwaab's favourite philospoher being Yuval Harari, writer of the book "Sapiens", he makes great utility out of the idea that we're just programmable and unfree agents subject to galvanizing cultural memes that can shape us in any way that these global elites see fit.
On a different note; gotta say that I loved the band that you linked to in this article. I can just imagine them as the kind of guys who frequent Stone Henge or wander around freshly minted crop cirlcles.
Love it!
Ha! I'm going to try that 'talking cosmology to your cat' thing...since nobody else wants to talk about it and I am keen. That band is brilliant, thanks for the intro.