Caleb Scharf of YHouse spoke with Business Insider about how our technology may already be playing a role in the future of human evolution. In the video, Scharf raises some interesting thoughts. Have a look. Humans are at the forefront of what could be the first major shift of evolution in over a billion years.
YHouse Blog: Awareness Research, the Nature of Cognition and the Future of Intelligence
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Lucid Living: Theory and Experiment in Science and Philosophy
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A comment to Piet Hut’s “From Knowing What You Have to Waking Up to What You Are”. The disconnection between the object and the subject is at the center of Piet Hut’s presentation. The question is: how can we put together what, through the development of the scientific method over the last 400 years, we consider to be objective knowledge of the world (universal, physical, observable) and the subjective (the way we, as individuals, look at things, interpret them, are moved by them) without running into contradictions and analytical problems?
Please join us for drinks and a discussion that riffs on evolutionary theory and speculates on the properties of thought. Dr. William Chang (Albert Einstein College of Medicine) will lead a discussion on how biological entities from enzymes to brains achieve both coherence and diversity of behavior.
Topic: “Awakened Realism: Insights from Japanese Philosophy”
Speaker: Yuko Ishihara (Center for Subjectivity Research, University of Copenhagen)
This first event will feature two artists and a scientist, with a panel discussion moderated by Nadja Oertelt. How does awareness arise?
On: Wednesday, October 26, 6PM At: Le Midi (11 East 13th Street)
“How can conceptual understanding help both procedural mastery and creative programming?”
Please join us in a discussion with Lothar Troeller, an unconventional math coach and middle/high school/special education teacher
Wednesday, October 19, 2016. 6:00pm (time change starting from this week!).
At: Cloud Social (Rooftop of Nyma Hotel 6 West 32nd Street, 17th Floor).
The topic of discussion is “Who Needs Grounding? Frameworks and Worldviews”
Wednesday, October 12, 2016. 7:00 PM
At: Corkbus Chelsea Market (75 9th Avenue, New York, NY)
Join us to have a drink and discuss about consciousness, tech, science and AI.