Musing on the lived experience of deconstructing information warfare using AI, yet still having to function in a human society that doesn't yet formally acknowledge the conflict
I can't pretend to understand all of this Martin. But I love that you have little respect for keeping your crayons within the lines. Blurring the lines to me means freedom not just from the lines but to explore the intersections between designs as you so eloquently explained.
Thank you for being a rock in the stream these difficult years. There was a bright voice, always shining, questioning, guiding. I was not crazy and you were there. Thank you.
As to your "emotional vacuum" that you and some of us are experiencing; sage onlookers historically have always lived mostly solitary lives and with that often comes loneliness. Just saying...
Martin, I think your recent work is the most interesting and most impactful you have created. Your work is pulling forward the life application portion of what I have been working on. Like you, I have been thinking for a long time what systems will replace our current systems once recognition and reconstruction begin. That is my sweet spot. So I consider myself a fellow playmate, even if we never converse or meet. If we ever do connect, I believe it will be at the proper intersection at the right time.
I have landed on this chap(below) and read this , this morning. It was juxtaposed to my reading your article. He is also a stranger in a strange land. The parallels may be missed however, by the untrained we the trained militia will not. Enjoy!
I can't pretend to understand all of this Martin. But I love that you have little respect for keeping your crayons within the lines. Blurring the lines to me means freedom not just from the lines but to explore the intersections between designs as you so eloquently explained.
Thank you for being a rock in the stream these difficult years. There was a bright voice, always shining, questioning, guiding. I was not crazy and you were there. Thank you.
I respect Martin like few others.
As to your "emotional vacuum" that you and some of us are experiencing; sage onlookers historically have always lived mostly solitary lives and with that often comes loneliness. Just saying...
Martin, I think your recent work is the most interesting and most impactful you have created. Your work is pulling forward the life application portion of what I have been working on. Like you, I have been thinking for a long time what systems will replace our current systems once recognition and reconstruction begin. That is my sweet spot. So I consider myself a fellow playmate, even if we never converse or meet. If we ever do connect, I believe it will be at the proper intersection at the right time.
Ok Martin I'm back
I have landed on this chap(below) and read this , this morning. It was juxtaposed to my reading your article. He is also a stranger in a strange land. The parallels may be missed however, by the untrained we the trained militia will not. Enjoy!
https://x.com/martingeddes/status/2088186964994298157?s=20
I have found singing.........and humming......healing.
Thank you Martin for showing and sharing who you are....priceless.