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Text: Johannes Jaeger Artwork: Marcus Neustetter This essay is now also available on Love & Philosophy!

I've been writing on my next large blog post ("The Cyborg Myth") for weeks now, and I'm thinking: this is turning (once again) into a fully fledged philosophical argument, almost an academic paper (just without the hassle of the peer-review process).

von Johannes Jäger und Marcus Neustetter hier gibt es die PDF Version Das Original dieses Artikels wurde auf Englisch für den Substack Love & Philosophy geschrieben.

by Johannes Jaeger and Marcus Neustetter download a PDF version of the essay This is a reprint of an essay we wrote for Love & Philosophy.

in love, we may be confusing 'having' with 'being' This is a reprint of an essay I wrote for Love & Philosophy.

Today is my birthday.

Drawings by Marcus Neustetter.

This blog post arose out of a conversation between myself, Eduard Willms, Tobias Luthe, and Daniel Christian Wahl, as part of the Designing Resilient Regenerative Systems teaching platform.

... but it doesn't quite do what its inventors say it does.

The future of evolutionary-developmental systems biology https://meetings.embo.org/event/23-evolution-venice Every two years, I co-direct a theoretical summer school on topics related to evolutionary developmental and systems biology at the Centro Cultura…

Twice now, in the short span of one week, I've been reminded on social media that I should be more humble when arguing — that I lack epistemic humility.

Yann LeCun is one of the "godfathers of AI."

This week, I was invited to give a three-minute flash talk at an event called "Human Development, Sustainability, and Agency," which was organized by IIASA (the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis), the United Nations Development Programme

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