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Plongez au cœur de la pensée zen et intégrez la sagesse orientale avec 100 citations des plus grands auteurs et courants de pensée. Proverbes et koans, grands enseignements de Bouddha, Taisen Deshimaru, Shunryu Suzuki, Lin Tsi, Thich Nhat Hanh et bien d'autres accompagnent dans la quête de sens et dans la réalisation de soi. D'une citation peut venir l'éveil, chacune d'entre elles touche et déclenche une réflexion transformatrice.

What if the greatest danger from AI is not malice, but justice pursued without observation? The Paradox of Selfishness explores how objective functions, cognitive compression, institutional pressure, and the cost of betrayal shape AI and human society. In a two-voice guided conversation, Matthew and Ruth follow the book’s argument from dangerous optimization to a surprising conclusion: stable cooperation—and even what we call love—may emerge not from self-denial, but from self-interest that has learned to see others clearly. The official audio companion to the book.

¿Por qué una verdad evidente puede hacer que toda una sala se vuelva contra quien la dice? No estás loco es una exploración educativa y filosófica a dos voces sobre la compresión cognitiva, la empatía, la conformidad, decir la verdad, las reglas sociales, las instituciones y la inteligencia artificial. El ojo del depurador se dirige tanto hacia los sistemas como hacia uno mismo. Escrito y producido por Deshimaru Sakaguchi. Este programa utiliza voces sintéticas generadas con Amazon Polly.

Why can an obvious truth make a room turn against the person who speaks it? A companion podcast to You Are Not the Crazy One, this two-voice guided exploration follows the same mechanism from the human mind to social systems. It examines cognitive compression, empathy, conformity, truth-telling, rule enforcement, institutions, and AI—while keeping the debugger’s eye pointed inward as well as outward. Written by Deshimaru Sakaguchi. Book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HDLLLSHN Author and research: https://philpeople.org/profiles/deshimaru-sakaguchi