I'd be really interested in that. Perhaps I could come on as a guest on your Faia Side Chat. I have a unique perspective on things in that I took a one-year vow of silence immediately after high school and prioritized finding myself over and above joining the thrash and thrall of a disjointed life.
Especially as I read your writing and listen to your talks on your channel, I feel we're cut very much from the same cloth in that we explore not just the surface aspects of reality but their undercurrents as well.
Faia is a project I could really get behind and endorse. All of the stated objectives and goals all match my goals.
I want to build something that is closer to a flower petal than a brick building. I want to put emphasis on the dynamic aspects of bitcoin which enable growth to be fluid, interchangeable and present/presence-oriented as opposed to a monolithic structure of grandiosity.
In some ways, we are like seedlings which have fallen from this tree of complexity which is the uncharted, pure "natural order" to borrow a phrase from the great<a class="mention" href="/@isaacmorehouse">@isaacmorehouse</a> thesis blog, <a href='https://isaacmorehouse.com/2020/05/25/technocracy-is-evil-and-inhumane/'>https://isaacmorehouse.com/2020/05/25/technocracy-is-evil-and-inhumane/</a>
It only makes sense that, just like a child goes through trials as they learn the paths and patterns that lead to their own autonomy and autopoiesis, so humanity must experience the trials and tribulations that result from the necessary fracturing of our identities which are a required component of growth. After all, if we can never emerge from the concept that "something is right, simply because we ourselves think or wish it to be" then how can we hope to build a notion of truth which is independent from our own belief in it.
As we our patterns of integration merge and coalesce into deeper and deeper waves of union, subtler and subtler identifications, etc, eventually we are no longer simply a child of the system from which we emerged, but become free-standing or in some ways we emerge on a macro-level as capable of not just joining the pantheon of our parentage, but also capable ourselves of seeding our own child-universes, not dissimilar to the way a massive black hole might provide the gravity necessary to enable junior orbiting galaxies to emerge on their own, of their own accord and with independent volition.
In my mind, this is what bitcoin represents. It represents the capacity for our dislodging in a permanent way (not unlike the severing of an umbilical cord) from the static systems (what Isaac calls the "clean, dead chaos") which were necessary to nurse us to this point where we could embrace both the opportunity but also the onus and responsibility that true freedom actually represents...
It represents our dislodging from the static, top-down organizing approaches necessary to drive us to this point in history that we might emerge into an authentic grounding with our own true nature, while at the same time not being divorced from what the trials taught us which led to this moment...
I'd be really interested in that. Perhaps I could come on as a guest on your Faia Side Chat. I have a unique perspective on things in that I took a one-year vow of silence immediately after high school and prioritized finding myself over and above joining the thrash and thrall of a disjointed life.
Especially as I read your writing and listen to your talks on your channel, I feel we're cut very much from the same cloth in that we explore not just the surface aspects of reality but their undercurrents as well.
Faia is a project I could really get behind and endorse. All of the stated objectives and goals all match my goals.
I want to build something that is closer to a flower petal than a brick building. I want to put emphasis on the dynamic aspects of bitcoin which enable growth to be fluid, interchangeable and present/presence-oriented as opposed to a monolithic structure of grandiosity.
In some ways, we are like seedlings which have fallen from this tree of complexity which is the uncharted, pure "natural order" to borrow a phrase from the great<a class="mention" href="/@isaacmorehouse">@isaacmorehouse</a> thesis blog, <a href='https://isaacmorehouse.com/2020/05/25/technocracy-is-evil-and-inhumane/'>https://isaacmorehouse.com/2020/05/25/technocracy-is-evil-and-inhumane/</a>
It only makes sense that, just like a child goes through trials as they learn the paths and patterns that lead to their own autonomy and autopoiesis, so humanity must experience the trials and tribulations that result from the necessary fracturing of our identities which are a required component of growth. After all, if we can never emerge from the concept that "something is right, simply because we ourselves think or wish it to be" then how can we hope to build a notion of truth which is independent from our own belief in it.
As we our patterns of integration merge and coalesce into deeper and deeper waves of union, subtler and subtler identifications, etc, eventually we are no longer simply a child of the system from which we emerged, but become free-standing or in some ways we emerge on a macro-level as capable of not just joining the pantheon of our parentage, but also capable ourselves of seeding our own child-universes, not dissimilar to the way a massive black hole might provide the gravity necessary to enable junior orbiting galaxies to emerge on their own, of their own accord and with independent volition.
In my mind, this is what bitcoin represents. It represents the capacity for our dislodging in a permanent way (not unlike the severing of an umbilical cord) from the static systems (what Isaac calls the "clean, dead chaos") which were necessary to nurse us to this point where we could embrace both the opportunity but also the onus and responsibility that true freedom actually represents...
It represents our dislodging from the static, top-down organizing approaches necessary to drive us to this point in history that we might emerge into an authentic grounding with our own true nature, while at the same time not being divorced from what the trials taught us which led to this moment...