Philosophy needs to invent new terms for concepts all the time as common sense idiocy appropriates old ones for dumbed down versions. Obscurantinism is the only escape.
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Lem's 'New Cosmogony' (1971), written as a fictional lecture by an astrobiologist, gives us the following idea about true technological maturity: it is not flashy, but acts in perfect camouflage with the natural laws.
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Property reifies labor, but personifies capital insofar as it is subkected to a subject as his enhancement.
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The mind is a flat hermeneutic circle.
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These are Ramon Llull's combinatorial figures from the Ars Magna. Each letter represents a concept, and by turning the wheels, Llull could create different combinations to see how the ideas connected.
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AI is reification as a tool.
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Part of aging is refining one's taste to the point that it becomes so singular that hardly anything anymore will pass the threshold of being good enough. In this state a man is naturally inclined to create, but this imperative is easily hijacked by nostalgia and bad critique.