embodied wisdom and learning

This is also why we come up with kooky ideas like artificial wombs

The more time you spend in a world of concepts, the less you remain connected with your body, your primary gateway to physical reality

As a result, the concept gains power over reality (with negative concepts, we call this trauma)

Why do humans get stuck in Trauma while wild animals recover naturally?  

In the 1970s, Dr. Peter Levine noticed something remarkable:  

Wild animals face death daily yet don’t develop PTSD, Depression, or Anxiety.  

His discovery revolutionized how we understand trauma https://t.co/3LuOUxSTiL

Brian Maierhofer

This is also why we come up with kooky ideas like artificial wombs

The more time you spend in a world of concepts, the less you remain connected with your body, your primary gateway to physical reality

As a result, the concept gains power over reality (with negative concepts, we call this trauma)

https://x.com/IamProHuman/status/1907454905692135457

Wild animals are probably in a constant state of triggered PTSD, except it's actually adaptive for them because their environment is legitimately dangerous at every turn and gives them a survival advantage
(Talking out of my ass, zero evidence to support this opinion, treat as you will)

Interested in ZK, FHE, PUFs, hardware, system design, ai safety, and smart contact security.

Disagree -- wild animals tend to rest and experience lower baseline levels of cortisol than we do. Because they can enter and exit those states far more effectively than we can. The human mind tends to linger on problems for longer than strictly necessary