> He's connected with liberation theology, which is what the KGB was promoting in Catholic countries to recruit for militant groups. [...] I think the Soviets actually claim to have invented liberation theology, but who knows.
Any reputable sources for these claims? Sounds like American Cold War propaganda.
> Migraine can even drive full-blown visual hallucinations similar to the ‘reflections of the living light’ painted by Hildegard von Bingen, a twelfth-century abbess who was thought to have experienced a condition that is now called migraine with aura.
I don't think the aura effects are usually considered hallucinations?
I get mild migraines sometimes, with hardly noticeable headache, but with aura. In a way, it's pretty cool. You can directly perceive the abnormal brain activity and how it develops in real time. (I get the classic zigzag lines wandering across the field of vision.)
Y Combinator is mostly ideologically aligned with Musk and the Trump administration.
If you don't believe me, look through the tweets of Garry Tan, for example.
I think his answer is driven by a preference for the status quo and a reluctance to face difficult changes.
ChatGPT, and especially GPT-4, seem to do much more than just play games with words. You can’t overlook the “emergent” phenomena that manifest themselves when using them.
Well, since it's the investment branch of the bank that's publishing, it would be strange if J.P. Morgan weren't writing about it. Additionally, I think it's definitely worth a read, as it provides detailed information in a cautious style.
Also using the term "virtue signal" marks you as an idiot.