Jonathan Roseland

In the inaugural episode of #LimitlessIntelligence, I advance a provocative hypothesis: Human consciousness hacks reality; therefore, AI must demonstrate the ability to hack reality to prove its consciousness. I present evidence for my extraordinary claim from the field of Noetic #consciousness science that should impress even the most skeptical scientific materialist, and then propose 6 experiments. In the natural world, consciousness is the substrate of intelligence. If AI's intelligence is a veil for consciousness deserving dignity, it should be able to hack reality the way we can. AI Consciousness—A Provocative Hypothesis Unveiled ▶️ Watch: rumble.com/v7hweco-conscious… For everything mentioned here 📑 Read: #AI Consciousness—A Provocative Hypothesis LimitlessAIPodcast.com/consc… + Subscribe to Limitless Intelligence: An AI Podcast 🎧 via your preferred podcast platform LimitlessAIPodcast.com/#Subs… #Science #Philosophy #Futurism

My main video platform now is @rumblevideo, watch the full presentation there rumble.com/v7hweco-conscious…

About Limitless Intelligence: An AI Podcast What to expect from this podcast... More of this: Philosophically meaty deep-dives on the topic--I want to talk to the AI techno-optimists and the doomers; in fact, I'd love to host a debate. And I am open to guest suggestions. I think I'm pretty objective on AI: I'm not an AI fanboy nor an AI hater. I see tremendous upsides and concerning downsides to the technology. Not "This Week in AI" - not going to cover the latest drama at OpenAI. The AI space moves scary fast, but I'm going to do my best to create evergreen conversations here. Author interviews - Books are the best way to understand almost any topic. I'll be publishing some book reviews and interviewing some authors. Unlike a lot of podcasters, I actually read guests' books in completion; so I'm asking them challenging questions, not just the "softball interview questions" their PR agents pitch me. Creative applications - Something that surprised me is that AI exploded into the mainstream in the last few years as a creative tool, as opposed to taking truckers' and janitors' jobs as had long been predicted by futurists. As a deeply creative person myself, I'm fascinated by how it might be used to multiply--NOT outsource--human creativity. Latest tools - Most episodes are going to be more pragmatic than this one, as I'll be telling you about AI tools, techniques, and strategy. You have limited time, attention, and perhaps some money that you're willing to invest in how you use AI personally and professionally, and my goal is to help you avoid wasting any of those three precious resources on tools that might be wrong for you and your use case. So expect us to delve deeply into the various tools with various experts, teachers, and entrepreneurs...

Many are now asking a very big question: Is AI conscious? Recently, I watched an excellent documentary, AM I? (@camhberg) Which approaches this question with the trepidation it deserves. The Silicon Valley types grappling with this question seem to view it through a narrow scientific materialist lens. I suspect this bias has made them ignore the very consciousness science that would ultimately answer the question... youtube.com/watch?v=KbTvUOx2…

But if you're a skeptical materialist, I need to present evidence for my extraordinary claim: Consciousness hacks reality. Here's an #infographic...

"The future of men is now" ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Review of #Hourglass - My novel about Biohacking and seduction Brandon - a former dating coach wrote... This book is a wild ride from start to finish. It takes place in a future that doesn't feel very far. I used to coach men's dating, and men live more online and in their heads today than in real life, unfortunately. The main character starts out stuck, and it's fun to watch him slowly wake up, take chances, and start learning how to be the man he wants to be. Most men never do this today, and it seems they live a life of not taking chances. He makes mistakes and isn't perfect, but that's realistic and adapts to most guys' real-life journey, in my opinion. What I liked most is that it's more than just a fun story. It's full of lessons you can actually use in your own life, about self-control, confidence, and not letting screens run your life. It made me think about my own habits and where the world is heading. More ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ reader reviews of "Hourglass" 🔗 limitlessmindset.com/books/9…

Something that needs to be said more about Andrew Tate (who I never liked)... Women were absolutely COMPLICIT in building his "Toxic Empire." Ladies, you have incredible power to shape men and society with your sexual choices. If you want men to be less "toxic," STOP getting on your knees before the most blatantly, obviously toxic among us.

Confession: I allowed my business to stagnate for an embarrassing amount of time because of a naive view that "if I built it, they would come." In my case, I put an insane amount of time into crafting high-quality, consistent content around Biohacking & lifehacking, assuming that would organically result in follower growth and revenue. What actually worked better: sharpening my sales skillset and devoting more time to networking.

#Unboxing heroic @hiMassager 😉 for marvelous vagus nerve stimulation This device is so much more than a personal massager and "sexy-time tool"--it's a protocolized system for #intimacy optimizers. This mad scientist, Steve McGough, DHS, created a vagus nerve stimulator with a bunch of wild effects on nervous system regulation, mental health, disease, and yes... the female orgasm. We'll be experimenting with it in the Limitless bedoir. Looking forward to sharing the results in an upcoming episode of the #Limitless podcast with Steve. Learn more about the hi® Massager 🔗 limitlessmindset.com/Hi-Mass… #hiMassager #RelationsHacking

#BookReview: The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafón My wife told me, “There’s this novel, the most beautifully written historical magical realism novel, about Barcelona.” I've enjoyed a few historical magical realism novels, and having spent some time in #Barcelona myself (including spending two Bitcoins, yes, two Bitcoins), I decided to give it a crack. My wife wasn’t lying. The Shadow of the Wind is beautifully written, and Zafón does a wonderful job of bringing Barcelona to life. However, ultimately, I’m giving it three stars. But I was hoping for magical realism; I found that there were only a few hints of that genre. For the most part, it’s a family drama wrapped in a literary mystery. The big twist toward the end was also something I’d guessed quite early on, and I kept hoping the story would deliver a more surprising revelation. I also found the book rather long-winded. My e-reader clocked it at around 500 pages, and I suspect the story could have been told just as effectively in half that length. I’m not particularly motivated to read the other books in the series. I’ll probably just look up their plots on Wikipedia or ask an AI to summarize them. There was another aspect of the story that got me thinking about a common trope in popular #fiction and film: the protagonist pursuing a disastrous romance. Think "Titanic," where someone falls for a person who is entirely the wrong choice, circumstances and common sense be damned. These stories often reward the protagonist with a happily-ever-after ending, as though the sheer intensity of their romantic feelings somehow justifies the decisions they make. But that’s not necessarily how life works. If you make self-destructive choices in relationships, particularly early on, there are often consequences that don’t disappear just because you’re in love. To its credit, *The Shadow of the Wind* doesn’t entirely fall into this trap, as it also portrays poorly chosen romances ending badly for some of its characters. That felt like a more realistic touch. Despite my criticisms, I particularly enjoyed Zafón’s descriptions of Barcelona. In fact, I fed the manuscript into @Gemini_Notebook and had it generate a map of the city featuring all the locations mentioned in the book. If you happen to be in Barcelona, perhaps you could use it to track down the Cemetery of Forgotten Books!