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Reading books about cosmotechnics, how technology is inherently bound to the way cultures conceive of the…

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The author reflects on the nature of understanding and idea generation, drawing parallels between technological concepts and personal discovery. They propose that true understanding is elusive, and ideas are often AI

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    Reading books about cosmotechnics, how technology is inherently bound to the way cultures conceive of the world, nature, morality, and I wonder if some of the d

    Reading books about cosmotechnics, how technology is inherently bound to the way cultures conceive of the world, nature, morality, and I wonder if some of the disconnects are also just disconnects in our understanding of how technology and the concept of "understanding/mind/langu…