
About Fighting Robots: Basket Rules
Imagine, you have a nice basket. You carry food in it. But then it starts telling you what food to get (using “Basket Rules”).
Imagine, you have a nice basket. You carry food in it. But then it starts telling you what food to get (using “Basket Rules”).
There are lucky people who were raised in not-so-intellectual cultures. You can recognize them by the facial expression. Me, I went through the same grinder as most of my friends.
When I needed money, I learned coding—but I ended up so miserable that I left IT forever.
I can watch a video with 55 million views, cry over it, feel the feeling—and never know who made it, or who was in it.
The machine is vibrating and dancing and humming a tune it likes. You can go as high as you can — but you can’t change the tune… Go go go, tiger.
If world leaders were parents, we would have a very strange selection: On one end of the spectrum, a crazy, militarized parent with a whip who beats his child any time he does something forbidden, and on the other end, a neurotic, passive aggressive parent who feeds the child too much chocolate to earn popularity, and secretly slips meds into his soup so that the child remains a little disoriented at all times, and needs daddy.
The funny thing, if either child were to rebel (against the whip, or against the soup meds), things would get very dramatic and ugly, very quickly.
Codependency…
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