I still think about this weekly if not more often. Today's musing on the topic is how there is a context of being able to hold space for people who are repairing their sense of hope and vision, and how to properly modulate your aspirational efforts so as to not overwhelm that process. "Don't give me that hope" (Avengers) is a very real thing, and a thing that all of us who are aspiring towards soberly-hopeful aims has to content with.
I still think about this weekly if not more often. Today's musing on the topic is how there is a context of being able to hold space for people who are repairing their sense of hope and vision, and how to properly modulate your aspirational efforts so as to not overwhelm that process. "Don't give me that hope" (Avengers) is a very real thing, and a thing that all of us who are aspiring towards soberly-hopeful aims has to content with.
I was reminded of this piece when viewing
AI Critic Marcus, on a recent social post around the growing sense of backlash.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/gary-marcus-b6384b4_why-is-the-ai-backlash-growing-outside-share-7456554051284021248-qefz?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAOulq8BqXwLh2mDu6UZvnp3rsIdK_Eof3Q
Recently mentioned in this discussion, about unemployment rates of 16-24 year olds...
https://x.com/JesParent/status/1965587142270136634