And even if we could create an intelligent machine, could we put it to good use? Our brains are capable of incredible things, but these are the things that make up our boring lives, says Lloyd. “The more complex the device, the more trivial information it processes,” he says. “The phone today has more processing power than the human mind, but we use it to take selfies.”
More troubling is the idea that as we develop AI, we will expect them to solve all problems as if they were gods. "I think we live in a world where technology has become a religion," Taylor says. “We have returned to medieval concepts that God decides what this world should be like, only today God has become technology.”
This is partly due to the politics that drive technology, Taylor said. “Silicon Valley has an approach to problems called solutionism, which is based on the idea that every problem in the world can be solved with technology,” he says.
Kutarna agrees: “We expect technology to solve problems faster and faster, until eventually there are no problems left at all and we live in a techno-utopia.”
Technology should serve us
You can talk as much as you like about the fact that everyone sees technology and everyone knows that in 30 years all problems will be solved. But this is the wrong approach. At any rate of technological development, we will not be able to provide machines with human intelligence unless we learn to instill in them artificial empathy.
Empathy and emotion are especially important in how our brains work, Taylor reminds us. We begin to form emotional memories long before event memories are formed, and these memories shape our behavior and interactions with people for the rest of our lives. No computer can interact with a person in a way that seems completely natural to all of us.
Maybe that's what makes us special, Taylor says. “We need to fundamentally connect to our humanity and love ourselves. We need to get back to admiring what an amazing species we are.”
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can play the guitar." But he didn't bring his guitar. I think you should
Provide him with a guitar because he has lost everything. Now he doesn't need
worry about the loss, he may continue to pursue..." ("Beyond
Psychology")
And he really pursued, Milarepa was attracted to Vivec, and they wanted
Spend the night together. When Osho asked me why I look like this
Upset, and I told him, he said that if we can’t give our
Lovers have the freedom to enjoy with other people even around him, then we lead
yourself exactly like the rest of the people in the world. "If it can't happen here,
then where can this happen?" he asked. The truth of this simple
The statements struck me, I turned one hundred and eighty degrees and understood.
Or rather, I saw things in the right perspective.
If Osho can be so loving and patient with us, then of course I can
At least relax and not create such a fuss if my two friends want
Spend some time together.
I reminded myself many times that I am with Osho not to get married or
Create a perfect relationship with someone. If I wanted it, I could
Stay home in Cornwall and settle down with some fine farmer or
A fisherman. During our six months in Bombay, I noticed that Milarepa and Vivek
Both became irritable. They showed no interest in each other since
Since they were in Uruguay and Vivek was happy with Rafia. But Rafii doesn't
It was, and I noticed that something was suppressed between them, and the atmosphere was
Tense. They weren't happy and then one night I just left and stayed
Spent the night at a friends apartment and didn’t come home. They were both so happy
The next day it changed the whole atmosphere around everyone. I never
Told them I left just to get out of the way and they didn't tell me anything
Too, but just to see that two good friends happy because of such a small one
The event was like a breakthrough for me.
I heard Osho say that his people are connected to each other through him.
It is my lover's love for Osho that inspires and strengthens our love.
We are, after all, two seekers on a path.
What we met along the way is a reward, a small extravagant show with
Sides of existence. When two people share love for a person like
Osho, who is filled with love, then their relationship already takes on new
Measurements. Every time Osho answered a poem or a question from Milarepa, I felt
I was affected much more deeply than if I had written it myself. Although Milarepa and I
We were together for almost seven years, we did not live together constantly. We've always had ours
Own homes, and because of this our love affair lasted, but when we arrived
Back in India we lived together and it was more difficult. We were both in a position
When we didn't want to part and yet weren't completely happy together. I
I think no couple should live together for more than a few days
Holidays. The more space is felt between two people, the more
Love is alive between them. It's good if everyone has their own place where
He lives, and when there is no certainty that you will meet every day.
There is an ancient story that I really like.
The two lovers loved each other very much, and the woman wanted to get married.
The man said that he would marry her only on one condition, if they
live in different houses on different sides of a large lake. "If we meet
By chance, maybe we will meet when we are sailing on a boat across the lake, or,
Maybe we'll meet when we're walking one day, then it will be
Wonderful".
Osho told this story many times, and every time I heard it, this
It terrified me. I understand her now, although it took time. I
I'm sorry, Osho once said angrily in Rajneeshpuram: "None of you understood
what I'm trying to tell you about love." The first year we returned to Pune,
Osho once answered a question about our relationship in discourse:
"...As for me, I am not interested in your personal relationships; this is absolutely yours
My own nightmare. You chose to suffer - suffer. But when you bring me
Question, then remember that I will simply speak the truth to a person who can
Observe this without belonging to any side. This is an unusual case in the world.
Whenever you come to someone with a question about your personal relationships And
It is common practice in the world to console you about the suffering they brought. Despite
That men and women suffered together, creating different kinds problems
For each other, for ten thousand years there was no revolution, there was no
Changes in their relationship. I want to help you see clearly how you create your
Own world. For me you are your own world and you are your own
Creator of the world... Be strong; have a little patience and make an effort
To change. I want you to be more individual, more
Free, more alert, more conscious, more meditative. And these situations
Can be tremendous opportunities for meditation. But if you are angry, if you
Go crazy, start defending yourself, then please don't ask such questions
Questions. This doesn't interest me at all. Your relationship is your business.
What concerns me here is meditation. And this is very strange: you rarely
ask questions about meditation. Apparently, this is not the main thing that interests you,
This does not seem to be a priority for you; it is not the first item on your mind.
It might be the last thing on your laundry list, but it definitely isn't.
First; Stupid things, trivialities come first. You're wasting your time and
you're wasting my time."
("Inner Splendor")
“Without meditation, every love affair is doomed to fail.” ...Osho
One evening at a discourse, after hearing Osho say that couples quarrel because
That they were repressing their sexuality, I thought I had a revelation. I
Thought I was sexually repressed so my heart moved my hand when
I asked Osho a question, simply describing it to him.
He answered my "very serious" question with several jokes in quick succession about
English ladies and women approaching middle age and, at the end
Kontsov joked that all my misunderstanding was because Milarepa was walking again
on the side. "You've been with me for so many years, how can you say that you
Sexually repressed? You will ruin my reputation!" said Osho, trying to extract
Light from my situation.
I was furious.
The next morning, in response to someone's question, Osho said:
"The whole confusion of life, love, relationships is created by our unconsciousness. We do not
We know what we are doing, and by the time we become aware, too
On the appointment of Thierry Henry.
Why is this good for Golovin?
Henry was the most media figure on the Belgian coaching staff. It seems that players were asked about him even more often than about head coach Roberto Martinez. It's easy to make a list of his responsibilities. Roughly speaking, Thierry had three functions:
1) Individual work with football players – especially attackers. He's really the best at this. Henry's main project in the national team is Romelu Lukaku. The striker has improved greatly and scored 22 goals in his last 18 matches for the national team.
2) Tales about your career. “To add top-level football experience,” is how Martinez formulated one of Henry’s tasks. Toby Alderweireld also emphasized the importance of this element: “He tells the team stories and shares experiences. What he says can seriously help in a big tournament. His very presence, along with his knowledge of the World Cup, helps the team.”
3) Positive impact on the atmosphere. We talked about this during the World Cup.
For Golovin, the first point is most important. “Henri helped me a lot in all aspects of the game,” Lukaku said. – Technique, impact, movement, ball handling, assessing the situation on the field, making original decisions. While working with him, my playing improved twofold. I owe a lot to Henri."
One of Henri's methods is to work on old matches. “We talk a lot about what I could improve on. Sometimes we discuss Thierry's old matches. For example, I watch some Arsenal game from the 2005/06 season, and he explains to me the details of my game using the example of that match, together we look for ways to progress. I learn from him every day - how to move correctly, where to find free zones, how to handle the ball as efficiently as possible. He is the master of it all. I have already learned so many new things,” Lukaku marveled.
This technique should work with Golovin. He has a wild desire to improve and is close to the approach with demonstration videos. Alexander told how he watched Ngolo Kante’s clips to improve his tackling technique. “Henri is very demanding. Nobody was as hard on me as Thierry. Even when I made a good pass and the ball bounced a little, he noticed it and reprimanded me. Thanks to him, I began to move smarter on the field and fall offside less often. He once made 10 assists in a season – I would also like to learn that from him,” a couple more details from Romelu.
Lukaku is wrong - in fact, Henry made 20 assists in the 2002/03 season. This is a Premier League record. Golovin is not a striker, but Henri has enough chips and skills that will help him improve. As a last resort, you can discuss CSKA matches with Thierry. “Thierry is probably the only person in the world who watches more football than me. We talk about football all the time. We could suddenly start arguing about the German second division. “Thierry, did you see how Fortuna Dusseldorf play the ball,” I say. “Of course, you still ask,” he answers,” Romelu shared.
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Lukaku is the most delighted with Thierry and describes the collaboration in more detail than anyone else, but he is not the only one who thanks Henri. Almost all of Belgium's attacking players, including Eden Hazard, have noted his influence. “In the national teams we get very good players short term. Thierry uses his experience and skills to help us maximize the benefits of this time. For example, it is useful for any striker to be able to discuss movement in the penalty area with him,” Martinez explained.
One conversation with a football player sometimes took Henri 2-3 hours, but he really enjoyed it. For some time, Thierry combined work on TV with helping the Arsenal U18 team. There he was just as willing to develop the individual qualities of the players and always found time for them. “He not only helped in training. We had lunch with him several times. He's a great guy. He constantly supported me and really helped me improve,” recalled Geoff Ren-Adelaide.
Thierry gets such a kick out of helping football players that he even gives advice to those he doesn’t work with directly. Even before becoming a coach, Henry turned the career of Alexandre Lacazette around. He had a 30-minute conversation with the striker in New York in the summer of 2013: “Thierry told me to always ask myself questions. Young players often forget this. His words stuck in my head. When Thierry Henry tells you something, you can't ignore it. I realized that becoming a great player is a constant work in progress.”
It was with a conversation with Henry that Lacazette's transformation into a powerful goalscorer began. The Arsenal striker can still recruit Henry at any time. “Of course, I studied not only Henri’s style, but he was definitely my idol. We talk a lot. He gives accurate advice. If I have a question, I can always turn to him.”
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At least one other football player admitted that he uses Thierry as a freelance consultant. This is Alex Iwobi, who has improved greatly this season.
Why isn't it The best decision for Monaco
Henri's readiness to work as a head coach raises serious doubts. In the Belgian national team, he often played basketball with Hazard and Benteke, watched matches and documentaries with Vincent Kompany and always teased the players. “Henri was the idol of each of us. It helped us that he constantly joked with us and generally behaved like one of the players,” explained Youri Tielemans.
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This approach, together with individual work with the players, made him an ideal coach on Martinez’s staff, but as the main one, he would immediately lose this status and would be forced to communicate differently with the players. The degree of his preparedness also raises questions: the Frenchman received his coaching license from the Welsh FA - according to rumors, because they quickly issue diplomas to famous football players without unnecessary fuss.
Even Belgian players sometimes hinted at Henry's unpreparedness in some areas. “I think working in the Belgian national team is first and foremost a school for Henry himself - these are his first years as a coach,” said Dries Mertens. “This is the perfect opportunity for Thierry. He learns the craft without unnecessary pressure,” Arsene Wenger emphasized.
Henry will have to rely on the experience and knowledge gained while working with Wenger, Martinez and Guardiola. All three are supporters of the “process is more important than the result” principle, which is detrimental to the current situation in Monaco.
Henri also thinks so: “Of course, victories are important. It is obvious. But they are not so important that we talk only about them, forgetting about what the team did on the field and what style they played. You need to stay true to your philosophy. Look at Guardiola - he almost never talks about victories. He talks about the quality of the game. He evaluates the team's performance based on how much the players enjoy the game, follow through and stay true to style. Only this, and not victories, does he truly value. And only then, if everything is done correctly, victories come.”
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Martinez saved Wigan many times with similar principles, but he was helped by a powerful tactical baggage. Henri does not have the necessary experience and tactical knowledge. This even showed up in his analyzes on Sky Sports. Of course, this is the least important argument, but the gap between Henri and Gary Neville in terms of depth of analysis was striking. Henry's most striking tactical performances are associated with an explanation of Guardiola's principles, which he knew from the inside. He was not able to analyze current events as impressively.
It seems that with this appointment Monaco refuses to save the current season in favor of beautiful story welcome back Thierry. The potential benefits of working with Henry for young football players were considered more important than the results. Although the team has a high-quality squad to compete for European Cups, even taking into account the current position.
In the first rounds they were the unluckiest team in League 1. Such abnormal bad luck is only possible over short periods. The results of such a team always inevitably improve - Monaco would not have been relegated under Leonard Jardim or almost any other coach. Probably won't fly out with Henri either. Now this is the main task affecting the results, but the process will be more important than them.
Agreed with the moderator.
