Yes that was GPT assisted. I’m an engineer, we can barely spell.

Karl Popper’s position. Fallibilism recognizes that our understanding of the world is always tentative and open to revision based on new evidence or logical inconsistencies. It emphasizes the importance of critical thinking, skepticism, and the continuous search for errors and flaws in our theories.

I more than hold my own in an innovations centre and learn and create new stuff for a living working with global teams. A 35 yr old HR person asked me "When are you going to slow down?". I said "2035, I plan to drop back to 3-4 days / week". Got a funny look. Age discrimination is not ok.

Went to join @Threads but it wants my Instagram persona who has carefully curated recreational spanish language and other feeds I like. Don't want to corrupt that. What to do?????

Eugenics and it’s negative outcomes are a risk @transhumanism.bsky.socialhttps://www.liveaction.org/news/people-euthanized-autism-netherlands/

Fallibilism is important for many reasons. An extra one is that fallibilistic thinking means you are better to strive for archetypal virtue than to assume you know it all.

If you want to be less wrong, then you can’t think you’re right all the time. But that’s what’s fashionable: to be certain in the face of uncertainty that is both epistemological and ontological.

Information control is central in cults. The less information filters, without being credulous, the better. Information is power. So long as it’s good information.

Popper says in history, there is no science, only interpretations. Is the meta-science of comparing interpretations therefore a means of defeating the culture wars and painting a nuanced and understanding picture of history?

And the Lisa price-point…