Una maquetita suelta o como dice mi hermano camel: un dirty mix. 




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15G EN EL FRASCO DE NESCAFE

Sağlık sektöründeki bazı aykırı bilim adamlarının küresel şirketler hakkında
çarpıcı iddiaları var.
Alternatif tıp alanında meşhur bir doktorun isminin yer aldığı bir videoda
yabancı bir bilim adamı şunları söylüyor;
“İnsanların ruhlarıyla ve maneviyatla ilişkisini kesmek için küresel şirketler
tarafından yönetilen bir proje var ve bunu başarabilmek için epifiz bezinin yok
edilmesi gerekiyor.
Bu konudaki araştırmaları takip ettim ve şaşırtıcı bir şekilde epifiz bezinin
merkezi beyin sistemimizin en hassas parçası olduğunu ve şu dört şeye son
derece duyarlı olduğunu keşfettim; Alüminyum, glifosat, florür ve wifi.
Bu projeyi tasarlayan içme suyuna florür katan, havaya nano (gözle
görülemeyecek kadar küçük) boyutta alüminyum püskürten, yiyeceklere glifosat
ekleyen ve ardından doğru frekanslarla bunları aktive eden ultra zeki bir grup
bilim adamı var.”
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Peki iddialara konu olan insandaki epifiz bezi nedir, ne işe yarar?
Küresel şirketler insanlarda üçüncü göz olarak bilinen epifiz bezini neden yok
etmek isterler?
Üçüncü göz olarak bilinen bu bez hakkında internette araştırma yaparken Dr.
Mehmet Yavuz’un ilginç bir yazısına rastladım.
Yazıyı kısaltarak aktarmak istiyorum; “Epifiz bezine üçüncü göz adı da
verilmektedir. Adeta bir ruhsal anten gibi görev icra eder.
Sufizmde vahdet-i vücud’dur.
Belki zamanı geçmiş metafor ama görme özürlü Neo’nun matriksidir. Çünkü
üçüncü göz açıldığı zaman göz kapakların sımsıkı kapalı olmasına rağmen asıl o
zaman görmeye başlarsınız.
İslamiyette kalp gözü denen şey aslında epifizdir.
Bilinçli olan beynimizin göremediği, duyamadığı, düşünemediği şeyleri
hisseder.

İlk defa Descartes tarafından ruh ve bedenin irtibat alanı olarak tarif edilen
epifizin, ruh-beden-zihin üçlüsünün komuta merkezi olduğu tahmin
edilmektedir.

YAŞAR SÜNGÜ - Küresel şirketler insandaki üçüncü gözü neden kör etmek isterler


Bonne année 2024 ! 
Et si la philosophie permettait de bien commencer l'année ?


On recommence l’année en douceur en s’intéressant aux bonnes résolutions : mais si, vous savez, les grandes décisions qu’on prend le 1er janvier, et qui tiennent parfois jusqu’à la fin du mois… C’est un sujet apparemment léger, qui pose, en réalité, de vraies questions philosophiques.


Alors, je vous propose une philosophie des bonnes résolutions.
Pouvons-nous changer qui nous sommes en prenant de bonnes résolutions ? Sommes-nous libres ?


On va parler liberté, identité, Descartes, Spinoza, chocolat, et bien sûr, de bonnes résolutions !




Le Phil d'Actu, c'est le podcast qui mêle actualité et philosophie, en 10mn, les mercredis et vendredis.
Si vous aimez l'épisode, n'oubliez pas de vous abonner, de mettre 5 étoiles, et de le partager sur les réseaux sociaux !


Pour ne rien manquer du Phil d'Actu, suivez-nous sur Instagram (@lephildactu.podcast), Threads, LinkedIn et Facebook
Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Bonnes résolutions : une philosophie de l'identité


Une production COM'EN PREPA (Junior entreprise du lycée POTHIER d'Orleans)
Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Philosophie Incorporated

descartes d este año!! muchas demos mal hechas y tal pero pa el recuerdo jeje

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Welcome to AI with Shaily! 🎙️ I’m Shailendra Kumar, your guide on an intriguing journey where philosophy intersects with cutting-edge technology. Today, we’re diving deep into a timeless question that’s more relevant than ever in 2025: Can machines truly think? 🤖🧠

We start by traveling back to the 17th century with René Descartes and his famous phrase, “Cogito, ergo sum” — “I think, therefore I am.” This statement has echoed through history, shaping how we understand existence and consciousness. But now, with AI writing novels, composing music, and making decisions, Descartes’ ideas are sparking fresh debates. Is AI’s “thinking” genuine, or just a sophisticated mimicry powered by complex algorithms? 🤔✨

Descartes introduced the concept of dualism, separating mind and body, suggesting that true consciousness and subjective thought are uniquely human. However, today, that line is blurring. People are asking: If AI starts “thinking,” what does that mean? Is it self-awareness or just advanced pattern recognition? This philosophical tug-of-war is alive and vibrant—from academic circles to social media platforms like Twitter. 🔄📚

Some thinkers propose that Descartes’ notion of an immaterial mind might allow room for AI to develop new forms of thinking beyond our current imagination. Others remain convinced that true sentient thought remains beyond AI’s reach. This ongoing debate also brings ethics into focus. If AI were conscious, what moral responsibilities would we hold? Could AI have rights or even a “soul”? Since Descartes linked mind and soul, this connection shapes how we consider AI’s role in society and the ethical implications of decisions made by machines. ⚖️💡

Here’s a personal story: When I first began exploring AI, I was amazed at how these centuries-old philosophical questions about existence and self still resonate deeply. The more AI advanced, the clearer it became that these philosophical roots are not just historical footnotes—they’re alive in every line of code and model we create. It feels like Descartes himself is inviting us to keep questioning and pushing the boundaries of what it means to think. 🌱💻

A bonus tip for you: Next time you engage with AI—whether a chatbot, music composer, or recommendation engine—try shifting your perspective. Instead of just asking, “What can it do?” ask, “What might it be experiencing, if anything at all?” This simple change can transform curiosity into ethical awareness and deeper understanding. 🔍💭

To close, I leave you with a thoughtful quote from Descartes: “The preservation of health should be the first study of one who is of any worth to oneself.” It reminds us that beneath all these discussions about machines and thinking lies a fundamental human desire—to understand ourselves better. ❤️🧘‍♂️

You can find me, Shailendra Kumar, on YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Medium, where I explore AI’s evolving story in greater depth. Don’t forget to subscribe and share your thoughts—can machines truly think, or will the “I” in “I think, therefore I am” always be uniquely human? 🤖💬

Thanks for tuning in to AI with Shaily—where philosophy meets the future, and questions light the way! 🚀🧩

AI with Shaily: Can Machines Truly Think or Is Consciousness Uniquely Human?

Dr. Mike joins the podcast to teach Metaphysics 101 and put Dr. Stephen in his place. We discuss the inescapability of metaphysics, the ontological argument (for perfect unicorns), and more. Plus, a game to decide the ultimate meta-metaphysician, and Mike hates basketball. Have a listen!

507 The Problem with..."Metaphysics" ft. Dr. Mike

DE$CARTE$ (SC EXCLUSIVE)

From Plato and Derrida to anti-aging treatments, cryogenics, cloning, and whole-brain uploads, the dream of indefinite life is technological and, as Adam Rosenthal shows in Prosthetic Immortalities: a matter of prosthesis, the transformation of the original being. There can be no certainty of immortality and yet, the problem of immortality continues to haunt the soul. Rosenthal engages David Wills and Deborah Goldgaber in a conversation that touches on philosophy, transhumanism, biopolitics, Dolly the sheep and the return of the dire wolf, what it means to extend life or, ultimately, to extend death.


Adam R. Rosenthal is associate professor of French and global studies at Texas A&M University. Rosenthal is author of Prosthetic Immortalities: Biology, Transhumanism, and the Search for Indefinite Life and Poetics and the Gift: Reading Poetry from Homer to Derrida.

David Wills is professor of French studies at Brown University and author of Prosthesis. 

Deborah Goldgaber is assistant professor of philosophy at Louisiana State University and author of Speculative Grammatology: Deconstruction and the New Materialism.



REFERENCES:
Plato 
Homer
Descartes
Heidegger (the Dasein)
Derrida
Geoffrey Hinton
Hegel
Nick Bostrum
Dolly the sheep
David Chalmers
Aubrey de Grey
Jean-Baptiste Lamarck



Praise for the book:
“Rigorous, compelling, and beautifully written, Prosthetic Immortalities is at the vanguard of the new wave in Derrida studies.”
—Nicole Anderson, founding editor, Derrida Today Journal

“Adam R. Rosenthal conjures up the ghosts of metaphysics that return today through the promises of indefinite life from medical science and transhumanist speculations, moving brilliantly between science and science fiction.”
—Francesco Vitale, author of Biodeconstruction: Jacques Derrida and the Life Sciences



Prosthetic Immortalities: Biology, Transhumanism, and the Search for Indefinite Life by Adam R. Rosenthal, with foreword by David Wills, is available from University of Minneota Press. Thank you for listening.


The dream of indefinite life.

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A book appreciation club hosted by one catholic, one anglican, and one orthodox nerd. We talk about book chapters, special topics, and what we're drinking. 

Currently: 
-James Scott's Seeing Like a State (502-present)

Previously:
-Jacques Ellul's Propaganda: The Formation of Men's Attitudes (421-427, 429)
-Carl Trueman's Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self (407-410, 412-413, 415-416)
-Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves to Death (402 and 405)
-Richard Weaver's Ideas Have Consequences (314-318) 
-Iain McGilchrist's The Master and His Emissary (213-310)
-Alasdair MacIntyre's After Virtue (101-114,116-119)

You can find this podcast on most podcast applications, Itunes, Spotify, and Soundcloud.

Sosyal medyanın en güçlü haber mecrası Yeni Şafak.
Yeni Şafak Gazetesi olarak yayın hayatına başladığımız ilk günden itibaren ülkemizde demokrasinin tüm kurumları ile yerleşmesi, milli irade ve değerlerimizin hâkim olması için tüm gücümüzle çalıştık. Bu ülkenin geleceğinin derin sularda boğulup gitmemesi için çaba sarf ettik. Fırtınalı günlerde sığınılacak bir liman olduk. Bugüne kadar ülkemize yapmış olduğumuz katkıyı bundan sonra da okurlarımızın desteği ile sürdürmeye devam edeceğiz. Her gün Yeni Şafak’la yeni bir umut olacak.

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