It sounds sophisticated. It sounds elite. But it’s a dangerous direction.

Taste is often just code for “I am the boss, you should just follow.” Judgment is being used to gatekeep roles from a younger generation. And Speed? We’re already losing that race to silicon.

McKinsey predicts 40% of white-collar work will be replaced in 2030. Current data shows entry-level roles in the US have already plummeted by 50%.

If we only value “Elite Taste,” we aren’t building a future—we’re building a prison of pride. We’re protecting a status quo that leaves no room for the next generation.

When the future looks grim on the news, the courageous and the humble are doing something else entirely.

Courage is the one dare to say, “I will build something new.” AI follows patterns; It cannot take the risks that move humanity forward.

Humility is the secret weapon that breaks out of the prison. The humbles are busy remodeling their world views. They have the clarity of who they are beyond a corporate bracket.

The future doesn’t belong to those with the “best” taste. It belongs to those with the courage to take risks and the humility to serve a purpose larger than their own.

The stats are a warning, not a destiny. The corporate ladder is changing, but the human spirit is un-automatable.

#AIFuture #LeadershipMindset #HumanSpirit

In this Fun Friday, I analyze a paper on creating effective e-commerce customer service agents that close deals while maintaining brand integrity.

Conclusion first:

A 3-agent architecture can resolve agents overly focused on immediate sales goals that in turn damage the brand by lying to or misinforming customers. Current solutions such as human-in-the-loop and offline evaluation agents can be insufficient for higher volume.

The Study

The paper explores the relationship between commercial goals and ethical alignment using two open-weight models(Qwen and Llama) with two fine-tuning methods:

RFT (Rejection Fine-tuning): Updates the model only on accepted responses/reasoning. TFB (Text Feedback): Extends RFT by incorporating customer reasoning (from Amazon reviews).

The paper measured the ethical alignment negatively by misrepresentation in sales pitches and disinformation in social media posts.

Now, let’s look at the effectiveness of these methods.

Sales: LLama showed the most gains using the 2 techniques, while the 2 techniques do not differ much. Social Media: Qwen showed the most gains, and TFB is deemed superior. Crucially: Qwen exhibited more misrepresentation and disinformation.

Solutions:

So, how do we mitigate this risk in a model agnostic way?

Offline: Evaluation & prompt iteration. Online: Human in the loop

We propose the 3-agent architecture (SalesMaker-BrandDefender-Responder).The 3-Agent Architecture balances sales goals with ethical alignment. SalesMaker maximizes commercial utility by generating persuasive responses. BrandDefender ensures ethical and brand alignment by critiquing SalesMaker’s output for misrepresentation. Responder integrates this critique with the pitch to produce a final, persuasive, and ethically sound customer response.

Of course in real deployment of agents, we need a lot of testing and alignment. You need people with logical thinking from the tech side, particularly with software engineering and AI

Interested in integrating AI agents with results? Let me know!

Reference:

MOLOCH’S BARGAIN: EMERGENT MISALIGNMENT WHEN LLMS COMPETE FOR AUDIENCES

Again it is fun Friday, how lucky to start my 2026 with a fun Friday. I followed some software 前輩 advice to roll up my sleeves and build. I have built on a suite of new tools and workflows to eliminate a source of boredom in my routine.

Ever feel like you have a hard time maintaining a consistent online presence? Maintaining a vibrant online presence on multiple platforms can feel like an endless publishing chore. That was my Friday problem. I decided to start building an agent to do the heavy lifting of copy and pasting.

I spent 0 minutes deciding I will go with the default: Google Doc, n8n and Gemini. Most of the time I will spend time evaluating but I decided to combine my experience and collective wisdom with my intuition.

Then I outlined my multi-platform publishing nightmare to Gemini. It helped me think through the entire workflow and its potential roadblocks. My prompting techniques remained basic(Secret: “Be my most critical and nitpicking boss and comment on my plan.”), I still needed to clarify and craft the workflow in concept as concisely as possible.

After I was satisfied with the workflow “pseudocode”, I asked Gemini to generate the initial workflow in n8n JSON. Voilà! The whole JSON was instantly laid out. And I thought it was done. Turns out I am again too optimistic. The real learning happened in the “last miles”. I spent 67% of my time here and learn two things:

1. Integrating services is still manual: For instance the GitHub API (which demands Base64-encoded files) while my initial process outputted binary data meant I spent half my time meticulously “gluing” those nodes together.
2. The tools are evolving faster than the foundation model. The output from Gemini does not adhere to the latest n8n version, even when I instruct it to process the latest document. Luckily I am equipped with the patience and prior knowledge to try & read and understand.

I can see some of my time can be used to prompt a better model (Claude Code Opus 4.5 maybe?) with better questions. But this is the key: LLM as a new abstraction of software is still flaky by nature. I borrow one of the best tech founders coined: working with LLM is like working with a drunk intern, but this intern’s best performance IS getting better very fast.

Do you have any more interesting little projects that help you work a bit faster and learn new tools at the same time? Let us know!

#Automation #GenerativeAI #WorkflowOptimization

Exactly 10 days ago, I decided to fast from social media. I have struggled with doomscrolling since 2019. I have used social media to avoid pain, fatigue and boredom in real life. Doomscrolling has deteriorated my quality of life significantly. The impact on my wellbeing is unbeknownst to me until I did an audit of where I spent my time and how I felt. I has discovered all my time and energy were spent on increasing my anxiety and despair. The anxiety and despair in return drag me down to a deeper hole of my doomscrolling. Another factor is these days I finally had the time to taste what it could be if I am fully present throughout my day with my significant others. The contrast is too big to ignore. I want more of those moments of sublime sweetness.

Previously I have tried multiple tricks to try to limit it but all of them were to no avail. In this attempt, I felt empowered and decided to take a nuke approach. I deleted the 4 horsemen of doomscrolling in my phone: Instagram, Threads, Facebook & Twitter. Below is the change of average screen time this week.

Deep down I am amazed and in disbelief.

So you can see the difference is tremendous.

I encountered something that was too coincidental when I was on the second or third day of my fasting journey. That morning when I left my flat, I spotted something weird: there were flies in the lift lobby.

a GenAI illustration of the floor plan of my lift lobby

The lift lobby has no window, the waste room is always closed. Our cleaning lady cleans it every day. There should be no insects. But the door of the waste room had been a few hours the day before and I had closed it since then. For some reason I started counting. There were 4 flies. All 4 of them were chilling right in front of my front door. Given my experience with flies, there was little chance for me to hit them, so I decided to leave them alone.

When I came back later that day, they were again, in front of my flat.

My wife was afraid of them flying into our flat, so we quickly rushed into our flat. My wife put up a small bag decoration soaked with Eucalyptus essential oil to repel the flies. I felt eerie. I went online to look it up, and learned that flies in the Christianity usually represent Beelzebub, a demon of gluttony.[1] If you look closer, doomscrolling is a form of modern gluttony, you consume social media so much that you are hurting yourself. It is considered easier to be depressed and social media can be a source of despair as none of the news out there can be positive.[2]

4 apps, 4 flies. What a coincidence.

Me when I am tired, bored or running away from pain.

And later that day, I went out of my flat again, and I saw 1 of them on the floor in front of my house. I stepped on it and I crushed it. And then I decided to look for all of them. I managed to kill 2 more. I felt even more weird. The flies should be very agile and it is almost impossible to kill them, but these flies I have killed flew very slowly.

I went into the elevator, thinking I have done a great job killing them, with a hunch of angst, “I still get a bad feeling about this.”

As the elevator was going down, I received my wife’s call, “There is one in our flat!”

And I rushed back. After a few minutes of hide and seek, I killed it with an unexpected ease.

I triumphed against all 4 of my demons, little I knew that I haven’t done with them yet.

The next morning when I left the flat with my family, 4 flies in the corridor showed up A.G.A.I.N. Did they just respawn like those monsters in the computer games? Feeling frustrated, I am tempted to kill them again. This time I choose differently. I decided they weren’t worth 1 second of my life. I contacted the building management to help find the source of flies. And I urge them to make sure there is no strange smell coming from our floor. As I did everything I could to find the source of flies and eradicate them, I went out in relative peace and enjoyed the rest of my day, without having them annoying me in my mind.

And the next day, I saw 3 dead flies on the floor. The tactic of letting nature do its job worked. And since then there have been no more flies in the lift lobby.

Let’s keep it this way.

It is probably easier for you to ignore the flies in your life. Time flies and you must attend to the more important matters.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beelzebub

[2]: https://www.theguardian.com/society/2022/sep/06/doomscrolling-linked-to-poor-physical-and-mental-health-study-finds

After a few short stories, a follow-up on “Generative Suffering” is here!

Here I will attempt to convince you that attention is why practicing mindfulness can be transformative to your life in a “technologist” angle. If you are anyone who is in the technology industry, you might find the metaphors here familiar.

So let’s refresh our memory on the core idea of generative suffering. We established that the mind will always generate new thoughts, even if it is not stimulated by the environment. Normally, those are fleeting thoughts and it will come and go. But if you hang on to some thoughts that cause you to suffer, you will suffer. It would be even worse if we act on those thoughts, speak badly based on those or act in revenge towards those thoughts. Your relationship with yourself and your neighbors will be damaged. But one might ask, how can I discern and minimize those thoughts?

Overview of the mind

The above is a diagram of a holistic view of your mind, heart and soul and its relationship with reality. It is a scientific fact that in every second, there are over 11 million bits of information that goes into your brain through the five senses - sight, hearing, smells, taste and touch. But our brain can process only 10 bits of information every second. So we have to choose where to put our attention. This is an automatic process, just like your eyes will automatically focus on where you want.

Another fact is our brain is very malleable. Our thinking pattern can be the product of our environment and how we perceive them. Stroke patients can recover and rebuild synaptic connection within weeks if given proper therapy. Some research also suggests that real experience can be substituted with imaginary experience, as our brain doesn’t distinguish between real or imaginary experiences.

You can also imagine there is a qualifying mechanism that prioritizes and filters things you have experienced into your mind. I can draw a parallel to our product conversion pipeline: The question of, “how do you select what leads are qualified?” will determine how successful your conversion pipeline will be. The same goes for your brain. If you are filtering and prioritizing the wrong information in your experience, you will ultimately lead to a life of failure.

Attention and how do we all choose where to put it

But how does your mind choose what to put your attention on? Or we could ask: why do we focus on a certain detail of an experience? We need to all make some assumptions first. Assume we all agree that there is a living soul inside everyone. I would approximate that the soul is the core of an individual human experience and driver of our activities. And there is a part of the soul which is using intellect to direct our attention, and this is called – nous. Also the kardia is the essence of your soul.

There are two hypotheses.

The first hypothesis is that your nous will select information from your experience based on kaar. So your soul will direct your attention and judge along the way if your experience is pleasant or not, meaningful or not, positive or not. It is a 24/7 ongoing process and there is no way you can stop it. Those attention and judgement will feedback to and change the texture of your soul.

Another hypothesis is that your nous - if left untrained, will not be able to direct the attention properly in the brain. And our brain is an organ that is good at reacting to stimulation, both externally and internally. And it will direct its attention to the things that stimulate you, rather than information that builds up a meaningful experience on truths.

Both of the hypotheses direct to: what if your mind is being tuned to process the real experience and come up with a narrative that is not living? A living narrative is that your experiences are joyful, meaningful, productive and prepare you for a better future. In reverse, a dying narrative is everything around you drives you into a corner, you are trapped and cannot move, and your future is grim. All you have been experiencing is meaningless.

This is the darkening of the souls.

Consequences of a darkened soul

If you fail to discern those thoughts with your nous, which you will definitely do in your life, you let external negative thoughts land on the essence of your soul. And the darkening of your soul will further cloud the judgement of your reality.

What are the consequences of a darkened soul?

• Focus on the negative and toss out the positive in your real experience.
• Detach yourself from reality.
• Treat your neighbors poorly and cultivate an isolated lifestyle
• A person with an isolated lifestyle is easier to succumb to pleasures, which are all fleeting

To make the matter worse, the darkening of the soul is subtly a flywheel. The more you forego love and chase fleeting pleasure, the more lonely you will be. Those are not authentic connections. And those insecurity and anxiety those fleeting pleasure brings you will eventually make you focus on the negativity of humanity. And the cycle goes faster and faster. Eventually your brain will be programmed to view the world in scarcity, manipulation and calculation. As we illustrate below.

Garbage in; Garbage out.

So how can you recognize the state of your soul? Of course the best way to do so is to have a spiritual director. But what if you don’t have one? How to do it exactly? I can share a method in my next series. You only need a pen and pieces of paper and you need to craft out 30 minutes of your time, sitting alone in a quiet place to practice for yourself.

Reference

Brain processing power - https://www.npr.org/2020/07/14/891140598/understanding-unconscious-bias Brain processing power for conscious mind - https://www.caltech.edu/about/news/thinking-slowly-the-paradoxical-slowness-of-human-behavior DILEXIT NOS from Pope Francis - https://www.vatican.va/content/francesco/en/encyclicals/documents/20241024-enciclica-dilexit-nos.html Youtube from Orthodox Father about nous https://youtu.be/J6L-x6esSns?si=a0WIGIIkcFqPtALQ Neuroplasticity - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK557811/ Neuroplasticity on Imaginary experience - https://medium.com/firing-and-wiring/the-science-of-imagination-3a711f6cfa33 Definition of soul - https://www.newadvent.org/cathen/14153a.htm

2 humbling little encounters in an afternoon

Under the heated sun, with a suffocating atmosphere in early June, I went to grab myself a cup of coffee with my colleagues after our lunch. As I was waiting for my relief from the heat under the air-conditioning, I saw an old woman and a young man, standing under the heat of the sun at noon, sweating with 2 suitcases on the street. The young man altered his attention between his phone and the surroundings, to find out where they were and which direction to go.

Upon recognizing the need of the duo, I asked my colleagues to help collect my cup if it was ready. Then I departed from the air-conditioned coffee shop to approach them. And I asked, “Where are you going? Do you need help?” Both ignored me at first and then looked at me in contempt. The young man frowned at me and answered, “No.” After a second of shock, I threw up my hands and went back to the air-conditioned coffee shop. I continued my wait.

After I fetched my iced coffee, my colleagues and I walked straight back to the office. And I saw the duo again at another crossroad. I refused to let go and asked again, “Do you need help?” Both rejected me in the same fashion. And one of my colleagues commented, “There is someone who doesn’t want to be helped.”

I don’t understand why. I can only pray for them.

Later that day, I passed by a hospital alone. At the entrance of the hospital, I saw a girl sitting in her stroller, sobbing. Her mother stood next to her, scolded, “Why are you dropping your toys again? Show me your hand!” The girl put up hand, and her mother started beating her little hand. The girl cried louder. Her mother kept scolding her. The girl cried even louder.

The situation was a mess.

Innately, I would like to help. There were tens of ideas floating in my brain, but none of the solutions right at that moment is appropriate. I feel helpless in my limited wisdom and intellect.

I am choked. I can only pray for them.

This afternoon had to be one of my happiest moments. It had nothing to do with the App I built that reached a thousand subscribers. It also had nothing to do with the praise I received from colleagues for a well-put presentation. It had nothing to do with my promotion in my career.

This sunny afternoon I played soap bubble with you and your mother.

“I want to go to the grass.”, you kept asking us as we were approaching the grassland in the West Kowloon area. Once there, we barely unpacked ourselves and pulled out your favorite - a bottle of soap. You tried to create bubbles again. But your 3-year-old hands were not as dextile as you want. Quickly you switched to chase the bubble. You chased them and ran across the grass. Your mother and I got creative. To create as many bubbles for you to chase as possible, we crouched, we posted a horse stance. We jogged in the tailwind or headwind, holding up the bubble wand. We drew rainbows with the bubble wand.

Your sweaty head, smile and laughter were imprinted in my brain. On a mostly empty grassland, under warm sunlight, it is perfect.

As your little legs grew tired, I didn’t want this moment to pass. I became your legs. I picked you up and chased for some more minutes before I too was exhausted.

Your pure joy at the moment fulfilled me even as I am writing this.

Thank you son for the moment. With love,

Baba

also posted on Nous newsletter

A short hike to Tao Fong Shan without a map

Waving my wife and my son goodbye as they walk into the kindergarten for a preparation class, I take a deep breath out. I am alone now. The relief doesn’t last long, after a few breaths I am forced to face the void, “What should I do next?”

I go up to the church next to the kindergarten, and greet the parish father. He is setting up the altar. As he is buzzing in and out of the west end, organizing the next event with someone else. I don’t want to be an extra. Before any thinking, Tao Fong Shan becomes a concrete but arbitrary goal to pass the time. And I get up, bow to the tabernacle, and begin my journey.

I journey forward, praying my rosary. The sun is getting hotter and brighter. I reach into a roundabout, and in front of me there are two paths. To the right it is a way up the hill. It is steep and narrow. To the left there is another road, wider and easier, going down the hill. Considering myself a seasoned adventurer, I decided to go right. I keep going up and there is a tin house and 2 large, mixed breed dogs behind the fence. They growl and bark. I ignore them. After a turn, I reach a dead end. I have to go back with the dogs barking behind me.

I go down the hill on the same path, now other than the growling and howling of the dog, I am hearing something else on the other side of the road. They are making the sound “hoo” towards me. They are numerous. I turn my gaze away from the road and look into the bushes. There are only the normal bushes. It gives me more goosebumps even in broad daylight.

I keep praying. Soon the surrounding howling from both sides reside. As I return to the roundabout, only this time I see a few signs in A4 size “To Tao Fong Shan” on the left.

“Had I opened my eyes…” I ruminate.

But the journey must go on. I then take the turn and soon come to another hidden entrance to a path up to the hill. I turn into it. And again there are two ways. One on the right is steep with more leaves on the ground. Another on the left is flat and clear. I turn right.

After a couple minutes, the leaves patch on the ground is getting thicker. My face has just been through some cobwebs. The bushes above are blocking more sunlight. My goosebumps come back. I turn back without hesitation.

This time in the junction, I saw an old lady there. I smile and ask, “Which way should I take to go to Tao Fong Shan?” She points to the cleaner path and says, “Go straight in this way, you cannot miss it.”

I say, “Maybe next time. I am running out of time.”

She says, “You should go. It is not a long journey.”

I decided to listen and go. The path is clear and comfortable. There is no howling and gibbering along the way. Sunlight comfortably slips through the trees. And there are random companions as I journey ahead.

I reach the church on Tao Fong Shan and get back to the kindergarten right before the preparation class. As the gate of the kindergarten opens and my wife and my son signal me to rejoin them, I wonder what this journey means.

originally posted in Nous

https://www.artsy.net/artwork/hans-holbein-the-younger-the-dead-christ-in-the-tomb

What can you relate to from this painting? What is your first thought? How did you feel when you stared at it?

For me, it was about the excruciating pain that the detail of Jesus’s body brought me to. I have lost my beloved grandfather a short while before I encountered this art piece. He was 92 years old. When I last saw his lifeless body lying on the bed, I felt so painful I was unable to express it. He was gone. He was no longer with me. I remember the night before he passed away, he came and visited me in my dream and said goodbye. I woke up to this dream at 4am, and texted my mum. She replied in the morning and said grandpa was still moving. But in the evening, I received a call from my dad that my grandpa, his father, had passed away.

Snapping back to the moment, now he has definitely gone, and his lifeless body looked exactly like Christ’s body in the painting. Even the skin color, the half-closed eyes and mouth were so grotesquely and realistically depicted. I was so used to grandpa’s gaze, movement and voice. I can no longer experience those expressions of love. His skin was also no longer alive. I didn’t have the strength to touch him again. Everything between me and my grandpa has certainly ended.

Everyone knows how Jesus’ story unfolded. His lifeless body is resurrected. He conquered death and raised to Heaven. I was trying hard to hold this hope.

But for Ben, the meaning was vastly different. The painting reminded him of a Netflix documentary about a painter in a rural village in China. In the documentary, the painters’ life was dedicated to earning a living through copying Van Gogh’s masterpieces. Over time, he was determined to see Van Gogh’s true masterpiece. He eventually saved enough money to see the real masterpiece in the Netherlands. During his encounter with the authentic art, he was so transformed by the masterpieces that he can no longer copy Van Gogh’s paintings. Instead, he can paint only his works. The documentary ends with him starting painting about the scenery of his own village with impressionism . In short, the art piece of dead Christ itself doesn’t have meaning for Ben, but through my sharing, he is associated with the Netflix documentary that inspired him profoundly.

What about you? Do you feel equally transformed or affected by this masterpiece?

originally post in Nous

Generative A.I. is changing our lives. Millions use large language models(LLMs) like ChatGPT to help in a diverse category of tasks. The tasks ranged from writing our emails to our bosses and clients, to help your kids complete their homework. While embracing this technology, I discovered how my mind works in processing life events has a stark similarity with how LLMs generate outputs.

In this article, first we are going to explore what pain and suffering are to human beings. We will then switch gears to highlight an aspect of how LLMs work at a high level. Moving on, we will reveal how the outputs from LLMs are similar to the train of thoughts from my mind through some small experiments, and we will conclude with an invitation to join my journey on discovering and improving ourselves.

What are pains and sufferings?

From the age of 3, you are accumulating painful experiences. The painful experiences can come from your individual struggles. They can also come from the rejections and misaligned expectations in your relationships with others. Last but not least they can come from the loss of “norms” in your life, either a person you love, abilities you used to have or external possession.

When you experienced those losses and aversions, naturally you would remember them more profoundly. As you always become too accustomed to the “norms”.

The pains may catch you by surprise, such as losing a loved one, for instance one of your closest relatives, whom you have a fond experience with, passed on. Or you are traumatized by the pain caused by the people’s reaction, such as you got teased when you have slumped down the stairs. Or you feel remorse and anxiety caused by the pain you sustained. When you broke your legs in a bicycle accident and sat in the hospital waiting for diagnosis, you may regret being careless. You may also be anxious about the result and fear that the result would not be favorable.

All of the above will cause you much suffering. You might base your decisions based on those experiences. You build a sense of self also based on them. And you may feel trapped by those memories. Memories are stories after all.

But, what does it have to do with Generative A.I.?

To connect your pain and sufferings with generative A.I., we need to go through first some aspects of the fundamental nature of generative A.I..

Generative A.I., including LLMs have a very interesting “feature” based on its generative nature called hallucinations. Hallucination is a phenomenon that LLMs will produce non-factual results which look very convincing and very hard to discern at a glance. This phenomenon is coming from both the probabilistic nature of the algorithm, and the training data quality factors. First of all, LLMs output to you based on statistical patterns of words in their training data, and you don’t have access to the training data. Even if you have the access, the size of the training data will be too vast for you to judge if that training data is of high quality or not.

Let’s do some short experiments to showcase this feature. Here I told the LLM I am not invited to a party of my best friend and I ask why.

In other trials, the LLMs can also give an unlimited reason of how brilliant you are. Here I told LLM my success in job search and asked about the reasons for my success.

As you can see, even the best LLMs cannot stop to hallucinate new ideas on why you are not being invited to a birthday party, or why you can secure a dream job. As long as you ask them.

This experiment inspires me to reflect on my life and my feelings on events happening around me. I found an astonishing fact: most of my feelings and stories, no matter positive or negative, are of this category. When I secure a job with a higher compensation and social status, I cannot stop myself from thinking how brilliant I am. I keep on thinking how great I am in the interview, how strategic I am and how much I have done to prepare myself for that. But when I was not invited to a party when everyone else was invited, I also cannot stop myself from ruminating about how worthless I am. I keep on pondering how socially awkward I must be, how uninterested as a person I must be and how I will never be invited to other interesting parties. None of this has a clear proof and all this is my own opinion and perception.

The worst is that I am building my sense of self based on these “hallucinations“, hence I am answering the question of “who am I?” on sand. And to make matters worse, I will make decisions based on these two “hallucinations“ and I will walk further down the path without even realizing it. And even more damning is, when the reverse is happening, I will also spend time denying the truth — that I am not brilliant as I think, I am also not as worthless as I think. the perception that I am an introverted thinker has limited myself.

I called that “Generative Suffering”**. Your sufferings are based on some very flimsy recollection of events and a singular perspective. The more time you spend on ruminating your past experience, the more you cemented them without realizing those are merely your thoughts. Your new thoughts and ideas are popping out just like a LLM with a very fast speed to output and a very good memory, or in technology speak, a very short time to inference and an infinite context window. And you suffer **because of those thoughts.

Since then, I refuse to let my life be dictated by thoughts that are not based on facts and truth. I don’t want you to repeat my mistake. Examine your thoughts and you may find that reality is more complex than you think. Going back to those examples of getting a job and not getting an invitation, you are able to get a certain job . Maybe it is because the employer is in need of a talent like you, or you low ball yourself. You are not invited to the party because your best friend is planning a 1 to 1 quality time to catch up with you and he knows you are less fond of a large crowd. Reality can be multi-faceted.

I invite you to do the same.

Examine your thoughts. And I also invite you to share how you do it.

In our next article, we will talk about why thoughts are important, if not the utmost important aspect in your life. Or how we can examine our thoughts using LLM models.

Until next time!

Soli Deus Gloria

originally posted in Nous