Clayboyn's Curation Corner 10/3/20

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Welcome back to my philosophy and psychology themed curation from around the blockchain. This week was a little rougher as I'm trying to find people that I don't regularly curate, but hopefully the philosophy community will keep growing. We have another show tonight in about 4.5 hours, so hopefully we'll catch some of you there. Anyways, we're all here for the good stuff so let's get to it:

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Last night, I was given the opportunity to chat on MSP Waves with clayboyn@clayboyn and Cope, and it was a very entertaining two hours, for ME at least. We covered art, NFTs, mental health, art therapy, self expression, passion, literature, and a dozen other topics! (Deep, folks... We got deep!)



We have stressed this over and over: the mindset is the most important part. Wanting a coercion-free system is not enough but being able to articulate around it. Agreeing with a speaker or an OP is not enough, but starting to speak and describe the problems and issues and solutions as good as them is key for a paradigm shift. In the long run, the pupils have to become as good as the teachers if not surpassing them.



The idea belongs not to any one,
but all share in its merit equally.
And, too, all suffer equal in the claws
of its insidious, progressive flaws.



The ego separates out what is real.
It helps us to organize our thoughts and make sense of them and the world around us.
The ego represents what may be called reason and common sense, in contrast to the id, which contains 'instinctual passions'.



Because people have high hopes for technology, there are many problems, the world may be on the edge of the abyss in many respects, society may be in chaos, but people hope that technological advances, as if by magic, simply solve all. It's like expecting everything to change without us changing: technology will come to save us, is there crime, violence and corruption? It does not matter, because technology will avoid all this with new forms of security, society does not have to solve its moral problems, simply technology will prevent the bad guys from acting, and most of the people, they don't have to do anything, because the technological developments will only be carried out by a handful of people, a few experts working, and voilà! The whole society is fixed. It's like a superhero.

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