En la Odisea existe el concepto de alteridad lingüística. O sea, que los personajes son conscientes de que hay otros pueblos y otras lenguas, aunque todos los que intervienen en la trama hablen "griego", por razones, obviamente, narrativas. Pero en 1.183 tenemos un pasaje

Today I had this idea. I do not pay for 3 AI tools. I hired 3 different super-powerful employees for less than $100 a month. Of course, some are better than others in some aspects, and sometimes one is dumber than the others (we all have bad days), but it's the same with people🤯

The more I use AI, the more I work in productive projects, the more I draw from my philosophy degree.

We do not have left and right anymore. I think we are facing two new poles: the hope-less and the fear-filled. The real revolution (political, social, artistic, entrepreneurial, etc.) will emerge only from the hope-ful and the fear-less.

I just discovered my philosophical DNA. My strongest tendency: Promethean. Take the diagnostic: diagnostic.millermanschool.com

Dice Han que “faltos de mundo, ya solo orbitamos en torno a nuestro ego”. Es una denuncia, una provocación y una convocatoria. Hemos de tener más mundo, especialmente los que nos dedicamos a lo humano (i.e. filósofos, empresarios, artistas).

Han says that “lacking a world, we now merely orbit around our ego.” It is a denunciation, a provocation, and a summons. We must have more world—especially those of us devoted to the human (i.e., philosophers, entrepreneurs, artists).

Good Sunday. Stormy weather, good reading and a whisky. I’m grateful.

We won’t have AGI until we understand that it require to experiment Eros. And that opens a Pandora box we may not be ready to face.

Maybe, just maybe, the Symposium is a correction of the anamnesis in the Meno.

Hungary elections may be more trascendental than anybody thought. They are, primarily, a lesson. And we should pay attention and learn.

My essay about how authoritarian escalation is similar to how bad outcomes become more and more certain in Shakespeare tragedies as the play moves along. Every scene, there's less choice. I argue that in the case of real-life tragedies like dictatorship, there is actually much

Wow, so many feelings and thoughts tonight. Hope and mercy are the light under which I read them. But they are all over the place. I guess today was one of those special days that carry historical meaning in too many angles. (And my English left the room, I know)