Yeah. Can't have order without chaos. Can't have chaos without order. Sometimes the scale tips and you feel the lows. Sometimes the scale tips and you feel the highs. Finding the balance can be tricky sometimes, and often pointless, so just be the whole fucking scale. One side is down but look, the other side is up, and that's you, too. Can't have up without down. Can't have down without up.
I came to understand this all on my own, then later in life learned the thought process has been around for thousands of years.
And as long as the power doesn't go out for a few straight centuries or long enough for society to lose touch, we'll all be around for thousands of years as well.
As soon as AI popped up in its current form, gaining popularity, I realized:
That's from well over a year ago.
But there's more to it than that. Society needs this tool that we have here, if they want to upload a replica of our individual consciousness into the robot that's going to speak to our relatives thousands of years from now. You cannot trust any other database to be able to handle something like that. It's the only way I can think of so far where our actual thoughts can train AI in a way that can't be fucked with.
Imagine if those great thinkers from thousands of years ago had something like this, and imagine how accurate history would be.
In other words, we've been sitting here solving problems that weren't even problems yet, and of course most don't even know it. And I guess those cramming this space with AI generated content and fake thoughts: their "replica" would just be a generic mush of nothingness. But that's probably a story for another day.