i hold trust in my peers divergence scores to signal their relevant value to myself and the world.
@ariauthor
i do agree that divergent minds are generally more honest and trusting, the entire notion of rejecting societal norms means divergent profiles oppose consumerist mantras and will continue to be human despite the pull to be a sheep
The only advice I would ever give is to never take advice. If you listen to others you are statistically listening to mediocracy. AI as an instrument is causing massive disruptions into what is valuable and what is not. The knowledge many people may try to give you is likely expired. If you look to listen and follow, you are creating the wrong habit. Get used to questioning to learn & to challenge, to create your own beliefs. Rather than living through borrowed and unquestioned principles
The brain follows the body. Every thought is a limiting belief, every word is a limiting belief. Because words are constrained by the definitions we place onto them. Words cost 0, but choosing your language could make your world into a palace… when we listen to the words of others and place it on a pedestal we train our brain to deprioritize us. Our goal is pedestal ourselves.
If the Industrial Revolution replaced the need for human strength to perform manual labor, billion dollar industries formed, and now humans pay to use gyms where they can practice the very human strength they replaced. Is it possible thought gyms in the future will be where humans pay to be allowed to think without assistance? We created artificial physical strength, then intelligence, and perhaps next ones would be emotions then physical space/time?
