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This article is also on my substack.

This article is a sequel to my plain word explanation of the shadows in the Plato's allegory of the cave.

This is my third attempt to put this argument into plain words.

I've also posted this article on my substack.

For some reason that I don't understand I've always been searching for something.

Many people I've met seem to believe that daily traffic would be easier to handle if other people just did _this_ -- if other drivers just zipper merge, if other drivers just speed up, if other drivers just get over, if other drivers just slow down, if on…

No body has an instruction manual and nobody was born with one either.

Thoughts must be physical because our brains are physical.

Over the past year I've gotten a few questions about You Are Not Your Thoughts and they all revolve around the question, "If I'm not my thoughts then who am I?"

The need of owning a car for daily life, outside of select cities, has only been a requirement for the last 60 years.

Current software, including desktop software, phone apps, and websites, have become bloated and full of errors.

Come read an updated, better, and easier to read article on substack.

I've recently learned that calling your computer a Turing Machine is a controversial statement.

I want to share a list of questions with you.

We have thinking machines in our lifetime just as Alan Turing had predicted.

Old texts have been actively preserved for a reason.

If you can think about it, then it must be true.

People become their thoughts because they let their thoughts command their actions.

I've written an updated version of this article on my substack.

Over time I have become aware of the power of certain repeated statements.

I now understand the anti-television arguments from the 1950's and 60's.

Most people drive automatically.