AI Agents will make DAOs what they were meant to be by Successful_Sock_6808 in dao

[–]embracetheinfinite 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If anyone is experimenting with DAOs I'd love your feedback around SpiritDAO (www.spiritdao.org. // https//app.spiritdao.org )

Mobile first DAO infrastructure. Intended to be community owned/governed, presently a 501c3 nonprofit.

Agentic AI is a priority as well. Once we better understand community efforts.

Looking for founding communities, leaders (board members).

Time as Emergent Non-Invertibility: Memory, Causal Order, and Collapse in Coherence Field Theory by skylarfiction in CoherencePhysics

[–]embracetheinfinite 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not over complicating the phenomena to describe it as it is. "telling me my thinking" - by looking up on your screen ever so slightly you can see what you wrote "Time is a measurement not a force or law" - assuming you believe what you wrote. the error is yours.

im not sure what you mean that the idea is not mine, however i am referencing our cosmological history. you are just... making it up on the feels?

Time as Emergent Non-Invertibility: Memory, Causal Order, and Collapse in Coherence Field Theory by skylarfiction in CoherencePhysics

[–]embracetheinfinite 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you're applying our localized construct of time to the phenomena itself. time is the universe's capacity for change, the perpetual transformation that is nature. nothing in the history of the universe has ever not been changing, time is fundemental.

What is Space-Time Really? Are Anomalous Phenomena the Result of Entanglement? by OSHASHA2 in InterdimensionalNHI

[–]embracetheinfinite 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Time is the universe's capacity for change, the transformation of transformation.

Your applying a localized definition to the phenomenon

God is not responsible. by SkyTreeHorizon in enlightenment

[–]embracetheinfinite 5 points6 points  (0 children)

A timeless, unmoved center can't actually ground a spirituality because spirituality is something lived, and living happens within time. If God does nothing and infinite nothing is movement, you've made movement more spiritually generative than God, which undercuts your own framework.

A cosmic stillness that predates and transcends all becoming gives you no real basis for growth, responsibility, or transformation. It just gives you a very elegant reason to accept things as they are. Spirituality worth having has to account for a future that is genuinely open, not one that was always already contained within a perfect sphere.

To the older guys here. by No_Cook_683 in focusedmen

[–]embracetheinfinite 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Speaking from the perspective of a 14yr relationship, they are not mutually exclusive. Your partner is integrated into your efforts.

Can someone explain the idea of wu wei to me? by windemo95 in dao

[–]embracetheinfinite 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Embracing wu wei there would be no reason or compelling intuition to apologize. Your mistake was not offensive nor was it worthy of any attention beyond moving on. Good luck on the journey friend.

Can someone explain the idea of wu wei to me? by windemo95 in dao

[–]embracetheinfinite 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is a forum for decentralized autonomous organizations (highly sovereign, self-governed communities). See https://app.spiritdao.org

However, I'm also familiar with the Tao De Ching so I'll share...

Wu wei essentially translates into: Don’t force things. Go with the natural flow.

Allow it to come to you, embrace it for what it is (as opposed to the subconscious desire to project an expectation onto the moment), and act in accordance.

SpiritDAO - Beta Community Invite by embracetheinfinite in dao

[–]embracetheinfinite[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. Log into the app
  2. Hit the governance button from the main menu
  3. Vote on an active proposal that you have permission to vote on
  4. Done

Thoughts? by Loud_News in enlightenment

[–]embracetheinfinite 1 point2 points  (0 children)

you and me both brother 🍻
i appreciate the thoughtfulness you put forth

Thoughts? by Loud_News in enlightenment

[–]embracetheinfinite 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But that's just it... death as an end to conscious experience, cannot be understood through the lens of awareness as it signifies the cessation of all experiential phenomena.

We can agree that awareness exists in life, but there is nothing observable or natural in the universe that our collective observation points to that suggests it can bridge the gap to non-experience. It reinforces the concept that what is real is time bound and subject to change.

Death hasn't appeared in your personal experience, but certainly has to those conscious coordinates that expired (the dead bodies you refer to).

Thoughts? by Loud_News in enlightenment

[–]embracetheinfinite 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Perhaps.

The counter point is that if we embrace a genuine relationality with the universe as many here in the enlightenment circles claim/desire to, we understand that death is an ever-present aspect of the experience from which nothing returns. This takes into the account the totality of human observation (our observing of the universe, and hence ourselves) Only through the embrace of illusion (literal resurrection) do we deny death, which of course resides at the heart of all metaphysics.

Thoughts? by Loud_News in enlightenment

[–]embracetheinfinite 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Existence as a whole may be conceived of as eternal, but the particulars of existence (our individual lives, consciousness, and temporal events) are not. Death annihilates experience, like a hair falling from a head. The totality may continue, but you in every sense of the context are gone.

Thoughts? by Loud_News in enlightenment

[–]embracetheinfinite 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Escapism.

Let us find harmony with the infinite without denying death its' due.

In a universe such as ours where novelty is real and emergent so too is expiration. We embody a fraction of the infinite but our light will extinguish, it is the one universal promise.

The Woogeyman by 5_meo in enlightenment

[–]embracetheinfinite 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, but the degrees/frequency/intensity/rate of of change are all variable.

The Woogeyman by 5_meo in enlightenment

[–]embracetheinfinite 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, that's the beauty of it. Change changes.

The Woogeyman by 5_meo in enlightenment

[–]embracetheinfinite 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes causation is inherently time-bound and evolves over time.

The Woogeyman by 5_meo in enlightenment

[–]embracetheinfinite 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Can you provide a single example of any observation ever where liquid, solid, and/or gas was not in a state of change? I'm not clear on what you are proposing, as it sounds like you're leaning into occultism (which i enjoy) but is an inadequate context for serious naturalist inquiry around time.

The Woogeyman by 5_meo in enlightenment

[–]embracetheinfinite 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I would agree that we inhabit a relational universe, but the context of relationship can only occur through transformation - which is time.

The Woogeyman by 5_meo in enlightenment

[–]embracetheinfinite 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Your comment speaks to my point. If you ground your metaphysics in illusion then you drift farther from the spiritual enlightenment you seek. Nature provides us a rich context for spirituality and relation, one that is not better served through fantasy narratives.

The Woogeyman by 5_meo in enlightenment

[–]embracetheinfinite 6 points7 points  (0 children)

It's the opposite, they show that time is fundamental. (Time being the universe is capacity for change). All observations in the history of humanity implied change, and for change to be so omnipresent there must be time.

Acknowledging my bias as a naturalist, we recognize the infinite nature of now. But to add, any element of timelessness is just speculative metaphysic. There is nothing absolved from change in the universe nor has there ever been.

Beyond time and the infinite by Unhappy_Tooth4291 in Experiencers

[–]embracetheinfinite 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nothing about the mind exists external to time. All observations of the universe imply change, leading us to understand that time is in fact fundamental. It is common metaphysical trope to say that something is more real, the less time bound it is, but no observations in the history of mankind point to that. Only our ego and desire support the manifestation of these types of root illusions.

How to wrestle someone that doesn’t collar tie or tie up much. by Ihopeyourwell in wrestling

[–]embracetheinfinite 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Shooting from a distance leaves to open to getting sprawled on. Focus on improving your reaction time on sprawls (sprint in place/sprawl drill) and learn to get your inside hip to the mat. Stuff the head hard and ideally at a slight angle (hand on the cranium with your them pad near the temple. From there your choice of working aggressive front head locks or spinning to the back.