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The Religion of Tomorrow: Philosophy, AI, and the Meta Crisis | Transcendent Naturalism #11 with Gregg Henriques and Jordan Hall

Published 2 years, 7 months ago

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Dr. John Vervaeke, Gregg Henriques, and Jordan Hall delve into the complexities of human language, spirituality, and the future of artificial intelligence. Vervaeke introduces the show by touching upon predictive processing and relevance realization theory, setting the stage for Henriques to discuss transcendent naturalism and its capacity to bridge the gap between science and spirituality. Jordan Hall introduces several groundbreaking concepts, including the transformation of language and the essence of digital media. This conversation covers the meta-crisis and even the theological underpinnings of future technology. From understanding different modes of language to the implications of large language models, this episode offers insights that will leave you questioning the very fabric of reality.

Jordan Hall (@jgreenhall) is a visionary entrepreneur and technologist whose work has left an indelible impact on various industries. With academic roots at Texas A&M and Harvard University, Jordan was among the first employees at MP3.com, revolutionizing the music industry by democratizing access to popular music. Jordan has continued to drive innovation and social change, and his multifaceted career illustrates a relentless commitment to leveraging technology for societal betterment.

Resources:

Jordan Hall: Medium | YouTube | X

Gregg Henriques: Website | Facebook | X

John Vervaeke: Website | Facebook | X

Books:

Maps of Meaning: The Architecture of Belief - Dr. Jordan Peterson

A New Synthesis for Solving the Problem of Psychology: Addressing the Enlightenment Gap - Gregg Henriques

Publications:

Predictive processing and relevance realization: exploring convergent solutions to the frame problem - Brett P. Andersen, Mark Miller & John Vervaeke

The Fifth Joint Point - Gregg Henriques

John Vervaeke YouTube:

The Future of Governance Part 1 | Jordan Hall and John Vervaeke