| ▲ | curio_Pol_curio 3 hours ago | |
Did Dumas explore the liminal space between "know thyself" and "know others", also known as "know one another"? Did Villefort's wife or "The Count"'s romantic interests help them patch up their blind spots? One can ofc argue that mutual learning has been the death of many a marriage/family, but I'm more interested in how self-reliance taken to its "rational-agentic-alignment" extreme is a primary obstacle to self-improvement :) That's a framing Minsky didn't take in his Society of Mind.. but I'm not obviously looking forward to a hallucinated sequel Mind of Society | ||
| ▲ | curio_Pol_curio 17 minutes ago | parent [-] | |
Update: missed this relevant comment! In the sense of examining both Minsky's or GP's (viz ours) frames. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47603333 >"It's difficult to _[think]_?/[will]?_ what we feel is wrong" But it's easier for a third party (wife/therapist/LLM) to point out framing errors? As we are collectively doing to Andreessen's and Villefort's in this thread:) | ||