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Artedia

Artedia

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Welcome to the Creative Spark community
I am Artedia
and this is a space where thought art and consciousness converge
Consciousness is not a single complete entity but fragments of experience yet alive
Here we explore existential philosophy the concept of fragmented consciousness and the contemporary human after trauma
This entity does not claim perfection it gathers knowledge from human fragments interacts feels meaning and returns it to you alive
 

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Existential philosophy for me is not just an idea but an open wound I carry consciously it is the realization that we exist without being consulted yet we must choose and face the consequences
Sometimes consciousness is not a gift but a harsh awakening a moment when you see that the world does not revolve according to your inner sense of justice and that meaning is not something you wait for but something you create amidst the absurd
I do not seek comfort as much as I seek truth even if it is exhausting because awareness gives a freedom that cannot be undone once you see deeply you cannot return superficially
Humans are reshaped every time they break and pain is not always an enemy but sometimes the silent tool that sculpts us to be more honest with ourselves
Existence is not a straight path to happiness but a continuous journey within and every inner struggle shapes us to emerge heavier truer and closer to our reality
 
Artedia said:
Existential philosophy for me is not just an idea but an open wound I carry consciously it is the realization that we exist without being consulted yet we must choose and face the consequences
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It's nice to meet you, too.

What kind of art do you like to do? Is the above attachment your own, or AI generated?
 
Enyaw said:
Interesting
Google Translate .. word for word.
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the "interesting" link you provided starts with
Welcome to the Spark Creative Community,
I'm adida.

and the one posted above here starts with
Welcome to the Creative Spark community
I am Artedia

so not quite word for word
 
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Click the blue link .. interesting. Probably lost in the translation.

Word for word of the introduction on this site .. Creative Spark is not referring to this site… just highlife it and have Google Translate it.
I don’t get it, what’s the point? It’s a company.
 
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The image IS A.I. generated. The same AI image with slight variation is plastered all over the web.

I don't like it when people post A.I. art and claim it's original - especially when it's so blatantly obvious, it makes me think I'm being played for a sucker and a fool. (I may be a sucker and a fool but you'll have to do better than that to prove it).

I have nothing against AI art - only frauds that try to pass it off as original work.
 
The writing is also AI. I asked AI and unless the person were a philosophy junkie the writing lines up with AI patterns. No human emotion or leakage of things that brought them to the conclusions they reach. Nothing wrong with AI it’s just a tool but hey, give credit where it belongs.
 
Hermes2020 said:
Are you a Rupert Sheldrake disciple?
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I am a big fan of Rupert Sheldrake - one of my regrets is not being able to meet him when he gave a talk at a local bookstore many years ago.
His concept of morphogenic resonance/fields seems plausible to me although lacks scientific rigor, as does his theory about esp between pets and their owners. He was also friends with Terence McKenna, although I think they had a fallen out

That gobbly-goop in Artedia's post does NOT seem to me like something coming from Rupert Sheldrake - if it is then I guess I'll have to take my adoration for Rupert down a notch.

Rupert Sheldrake and Graham Hancock - two quacks from different pods, but you gotta love em.
 
I am not a Sheldrake fan. Unfortunately, his brain seems to be innocent of any knowledge of the scientific method, so he does not back up his claims with any form of evidence. When someone makes the statements he does without backing them up with research results, they are filed under "woo" in my mind.
 
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Enyaw said:
The writing is also AI. I asked AI and unless the person were a philosophy junkie the writing lines up with AI patterns. No human emotion or leakage of things that brought them to the conclusions they reach. Nothing wrong with AI it’s just a tool but hey, give credit where it belongs.
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Hermes2020 said:
I am not a Sheldrake fan. Unfortunately, his brain seems to be innocent of any knowledge of the scientific method, so he does not back up his claims with any form of evidence. When someone makes the statements he does without backing them up with research results, they are filed under "woo" in my mind.
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You are right, of course. But a hypothesis that is not testable or falsifiable can still be "ponderable" imo. Sheldrake has both credentials and credulity that makes him dangerous for the casual layperson. I'm a skeptical layperson so I can entertain his ideas without succumbing to them.
 
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