as was said by Zhuangzi: “至人無己” (it is just as dangerous to try to be like yourself as to try to be like anyone else)
identifying as “agi-pilled” or “an intellectual” is reassuring & there is pride/community in the earned craft of being a great [engineer, investor, thinker]
Users enthusiastically endorse Sarah Guo quoting Zhuangzi on risks of rigid self-identification because it promotes staying adaptable and curiosity-driven rather than attached to current skills or tools.
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but deeply held identities, especially those attached to tools, knowledge and a hard-earned level of skill, erode uncomfortably as models hill-climb the craft
if there was ever a time for new self-generation, it is now. a small identity can best honestly explore the new frontier
as was said by Zhuangzi: “至人無己” (it is just as dangerous to try to be like yourself as to try to be like anyone else)
identifying as “agi-pilled” or “an intellectual” is reassuring & there is pride/community in the earned craft of being a great [engineer, investor, thinker]
a curiosity-driven self naturally generates new forms! may we be our future selves, not our former rigid ones
@saranormous Be the water, not the vessel.
@saranormous 👏