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How Do We “Bug” the Machine?

Small Stones Overturn the Cart 1. The system, in all its aspects and manifestations — including economy, business, society, culture, etc. — is modeled and operates like a machine. It is technocratic in character. 2. Being a machine, the system models people as machines as well, each with a specific function. It ignores the human […]

Creative conversation with Chat GPT

Since I am creating an English version of the website, I asked Chat GPT (we have a paid subscription) to translate my post “The Swarm” into English. This led to a conversation, which you can read below. We begin with Chat GPT’s opinion on the text it translated: Chat GPT: ​ ​What I think This is ​​a very […]

Something went wrong(with Google)

It is unlikely that there is anyone who has not seen this familiar message. And, of course, many others like it. Even the logo of this site is meant to resemble a computer error message. The fact is that computer errors happen all the time, and we have grown accustomed to them. However, when it […]

The Grinder

Chat GPT has an opinion or maybe it actually has a suggestion?

Since I love the art of illusions, or Illusion Art, as it is called in English, I came up with an idea for a picture. Initially, the idea was about a person that looks at nature and the components of the observed landscape, including the sky, clouds, peaks, forests, rivers, meadows and so on, compose […]

Fewer Children – More Justice, Opportunity, and Freedom?

I know—it sounds scandalous. Many people would consider such a slogan blasphemous, and in some it would awaken an atavistic rage against what they would label “misanthropy,” trampling every boundary of decency at full speed. Our intuitive human instinct points in the opposite direction. And yet, uncomfortable as it may be, this conclusion is not […]

Life in Fragments

Some time ago, I decided to sign up for a consultation regarding a personal issue of mine. I was given an appointment about two months later. I wasn’t in a hurry, so I agreed. As the date approached, the meeting was postponed by two weeks. When the day finally came, I received a call informing […]

Beyond intelligence (natural or artificial)

We want to shoot a film. Actually, a short film, as they say. The idea came to me about two years ago, but it’s been sitting in a Word file on my hard drive. It’s nothing special, but it illustrates today’s reality in a metaphorical way. I won’t tell you any more, so as not […]

Yellow Submarine

“Turn right and then stop there — we’ll wait for my wife to come down,” Ivan said in a muffled voice to the taxi driver. It was a cold January morning, just before dawn. The day promised to be sunny, but bitterly cold. Despite the winter season, it would be a long day, Ivan thought, […]

Are we hallucinating? Discover the hidden pictures!

It’s evening again and I have nothing to do. But in an attempt to kill time before bed, something on the internet almost killed me! Really. In a seemingly harmless article in the otherwise reputable British media outlet BBC, referring to an as yet unclassified species of hallucinogenic Chinese mushrooms, I noticed an attempt at […]

Occupy Greenland!

Trump prepeares his winter socks while the world just laughs and mocks, Greenland he intends to occupy, he may give this a try. A warm clothes may come in need, for this great, impressive deed, yet Trump must not forget to wear some truly warm underwear!

Blue

Blue is my favorite color, but it has turned to horror. Yes, this is true, my nightmares already come in blue!
All posts from category "From the latest to the beginning "
  1. How Do We “Bug” the Machine?,
    2.
  2. Creative conversation with Chat GPT,
    3.
  3. Something went wrong(with Google),
    4.
  4. The Grinder,
    5.
  5. Chat GPT has an opinion or maybe it actually has a suggestion?,
    6.
  6. Fewer Children – More Justice, Opportunity, and Freedom?,
    7.
  7. Life in Fragments,
    8.
  8. Beyond intelligence (natural or artificial),
    9.
  9. Yellow Submarine,
    10.
  10. Are we hallucinating? Discover the hidden pictures!,
    11.
  11. Occupy Greenland!,
    12.
  12. Blue,
    13.
  13. An Evening Look at Small Victories (and Small Pebbles),
    14.
  14. Morning (Frosty). Noise.,
    15.
  15. The Diary. Beginning.,
    16.
  16. Lost in Translation,
    17.
  17. Control(a game),
    18.
  18. Are you suitable for a CIA agent?,
    19.
  19. A memory test(game),
    20.
  20. Observation test #1,
    21.
  21. Observation test #2,
    22.
  22. Picture test for logic and observation,
    23.
  23. Observation and deduction test,
    24.
  24. Perception test,
    25.
  25. Political compass,
    26.
  26. Test your mental toughness!,
    27.
  27. The Pimple (a movie),
    28.
  28. The Hacked Brain,
    29.
  29. Virus of the Mind: The New Science of the Meme Richard Brodie,
    30.
  30. Thinking, Fast and Slow,
    31.
  31. In Sheep’s Clothing: Understanding and Dealing with Manipulative People,
    32.
  32. The Power of Concentration,
    33.
  33. The Precariat: The New Dangerous Class,
    34.
  34. Prometheus Rising,
    35.
  35. The Prince,
    36.
  36. Brave New World,
    37.
  37. The Age of Surveillance Capitalism,
    38.
  38. Island,
    39.
  39. Illusion Art – Rob Gonsalves,
    40.
  40. Erik Johansson,
    41.
  41. Posters,
    42.
  42. Eyes,
    43.
  43. Public “Big Data”? Why Not?,
    44.
  44. In Praise of Idleness,
    45.
  45. Монтен: Най-великото нещо на света е да можеш да принадлежиш на себе си!,
    46.
  46. Сун Дзъ – цитати,
    47.
  47. A Brief Note on the Controlled Society,
    48.
  48. Russian (Orthodox) values…,
    49.
  49. The World Will Never Be the Same Again!,
    50.
  50. Good Luck, Graduates!,
    51.
  51. 25th Frame(film),
    52.
  52. Model Citizen (short dystopian film),
    53.
  53. Milgram’s Experiment,
    54.
  54. Stanford Prison Experiment,
    55.
  55. Как многозадачността се отразява на производителността и здравето на мозъка,
    56.
  56. The Alchemy of Ideas,
    57.
  57. The Swarm,
    58.
  58. A Game of… Anchors,
    59.
  59. I Am a Complete IDIOT!,
    60.
  60. The Hybrid Swamp,
    61.
  61. How YouTube Pushes Our Buttons – Part 1,
    62.
  62. Capitalist Ideology for the Future Successful,
    63.
  63. High-Tech Clubs of the New Age,
    64.
  64. Text and Context,
    65.
  65. Trust a Friend,
    66.
  66. This Is Best for Everyone,
    67.
  67. The Peaks,
    68.
  68. The Pruning,
    69.
  69. 4,
    70.
  70. Every Frog Should Know Its Pond,
    71.
  71. The Jailer,
    72.
  72. Economy (Exploitation, Stress, Misery, and Control),
    73.
  73. Social Security (or Why You Shouldn’t Buy Avocado Sandwiches),
    74.
  74. Education,
    75.
  75. Science,
    76.
  76. Media,
    77.
  77. Culture or Industry,
    78.
  78. Society,
    79.
  79. Overton Window,
    80.
  80. Noam Chomsky – “10 strategies of manipulation” by the media,
    81.
  81. Sex… and Control,
    82.
  82. In the Name of Security,
    83.
  83. Who Wants to Be a Slave? The Technocratic Convergence of Humans and Data,
    84.
  84. The Imposition of Identity,
    85.
  85. Fascists are the Tools of the State,
    86.
  86. (De)Motivation,
    87.
  87. Google — Friend or Traitor?,
    88.
  88. “The Hive” — Facebook,
    89.
  89. Microsoft — a Window to What?,
    90.
  90. Psychological Modeling of Individual Behavior as State Policy,
    91.
  91. Computer Games (Who Is Playing with Whom?),
    92.
  92. The Internet of Things,
    93.
  93. The “Civilized” Human,
    94.
  94. Human and System — the Inevitable Conflict,
    95.
  95. Trolls as a Strategic Weapon,
    96.
  96. We Give, You Take,
    97.
  97. Anchors,
    98.
  98. Behaviorism (NO! BAD dog!),
    99.
  99. Basic Characteristics of Organized Manipulation on the Internet,
    100.
  100. Emotional Conditioning, Anchoring,
    101.
  101. Associations, Identification, and Suggestion,
    102.
  102. Planting Expectations and Hopes,
    103.
  103. Implanting Fears, Complexes, and Doubts. Psychological Overloading.,
    104.
  104. Inducing Mental States, Emotions, Moods, and Behavior,
    105.
  105. Opposing Interests,
    106.
  106. Virtual Corruption,
    107.
  107. Demonstration of Omnipotence and the Cultivation of a Sense of Doom and Hopelessness,
    108.
  108. Comparative Perception, Relativism,
    109.
  109. Moralizing, Hypocrisy, and Pseudo-Morality,
    110.
  110. The Illusion of Choice,
    111.
  111. Vague Language, Hints, Allusions, and a Wide Field of Interpretation,
    112.
  112. Degradation,
    113.
  113. Appeal for Help, Casting Someone in the Role of the “Good Person”,
    114.
  114. Redirecting Anger Inward Toward the Individual,
    115.
  115. Emotions Over Logic,
    116.
  116. My Panel AI Gallery,
    117.
  117. 3 (Three) – A film about the films within us, made by unknown directors,
    118.
  118. Regulating Big Tech is not enough. We need platform socialism,
    119.
  119. The Individual as a Project?,
    120.
  120. Natural Life After Artificial Intelligence?,
    121.
  121. Priming the Mind with Attitudes, Ideas, and Sensations,
    122.
  122. Is Justice “Monkey Business”?,
    123.
  123. From Capitalism to Corporatocracy,
    124.
  124. What Is Corporate Fascism? Is the US Government a Fascist Form of Government?,
    125.
  125. The Case of Jessica Aro,
    126.
  126. Psychological Influence: Application and Use,
    127.
  127. How To Win The War For Your Mind,
    128.
  128. At the Base of Maslow’s Pyramid…,
    129.
  129. Corporatocracy,
    130.
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