In this episode we introduce the idea of running systems of people using a newly enhanced form of epistemology known as collective "swarm" intelligence. We also explain how the principles in Tim Urban's book "What's Our Problem?" teach us how to make what he calls "genies" (but we just call groups of high trust problem solvers). We begin to uncover how physicist David Deutsch and Karl Popper's theories on epistemology are enhanced with collective intelligence and the right digital systems used to connect us.
Collective Intelligence is real and testable. In the next episodes we will explore the history of it, and begin to unpack some of the amazing technology already being used by people like Dr. Rosenberg and others.
If we all study and grasp this, we can fix our entire world by making better systems everywhere.
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(its not really "ai" but rather it is collective creativity of people).
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All problems that do not defy the laws of physics are solvable with the right knowledge - David Deutsch
Humans solve problems better in high-trust groups, and solving problems is happiness!
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For over 3 billion years on this planet there were only single-celled organisms. Then one day they somehow learned to work together and make complex multi-celled creatures . Right now we are like those single-celled organisms. Our next evolution is finding how to work together, better… (like we wrote about here).
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