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The Ancient Maya world captured brilliantly in the works of English explorer Frederick Catherwood
Catherwood and his American counterpart John Lloyd Stephens travelled through Mesoamerica in the 1830s and 40s.
They documented dozens of lost sites and are credited with the "rediscovery" of the Maya Civilisation




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Duke รีทวีตแล้ว
Duke รีทวีตแล้ว
Duke รีทวีตแล้ว

@mubeitech 因为只要意识的定义权牢牢被人掌握,AI就永远不能拥有“意识”。下一步就是给AI装上身体,通过物理手段从人手中夺回定义权。
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大模型永远不会产生意识。
十年后不会,一百年后也不会。
下这个断言的,不是什么传统的科技悲观派。
是 Google DeepMind 的研究员 Alexander Lerchner。
他刚发表了一篇名为《抽象谬误》的论文,直接掀翻了当前AI界的桌子。
现在的主流观点认为,只要模型参数够大,意识就会自然涌现。
Lerchner 把这称为一种根本性的错觉。
算法只是符号的重新排列组合,是一张由人类画出的地图。
无论这张地图多复杂,它也变不成真实的物理地形。
他给出了一个绝佳的类比。
指望一行行代码能产生真正的内在意识,就像指望写在纸上的“万有引力公式”能凭空产生重量。
AI 可以完美“模拟”人类的喜怒哀乐。
但它永远无法“实例化”任何生命体验。
硅基代码能骗过你的眼睛,但越不过物理法则的边界。

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@mubeitech 意识就是一种概念,根本不是一个何以衡量的物理实体,这种争论毫无意义。一个细胞一个分子能用显微镜看见,从而证明你有,谁见过意识?你怎么证明自己有意识,如果你拿出的证据有一天一个人工智能都能拿出来,你就不能否定它很有可能和你一样存在“意识”。
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@RudolfStein2026 胡说八道,现代人比古人优越这个出发点就是错的!旧瑜伽再过一万年也不会过时。而你说的思考/精神离开了身体就是空中楼阁。忽略身体你永远控制不了你的念头——你根本不了解什么是瑜伽
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Yoga will not lead you to higher knowledge.
At least, not in the way it once did.
The original path of yoga had the aim to awaken higher knowledge. But it belonged to a very different humanity than ours.
In ancient times, this path worked differently than it does today.
The human being was not yet fully individualized.
Conscious thinking was weaker, more dreamlike.
So the old yoga path began with the body.
Through strict control of breath, posture, and life rhythms, the initiate would transform the organism itself.
Why?
Because consciousness was still bound to the body.
Change the breathing → you change the state of consciousness.
Refine the body → you open perception of higher worlds.
This was effective… but it belonged to a different stage of human evolution.
The old yoga path is no longer suitable for modern humanity.
Not because it was wrong,
but because we have changed.
Today, the center of consciousness is no longer the body.
It is the thinking.
Modern humans are called to develop the “consciousness soul”:
clear, awake, self-directed awareness.
That means the path to higher knowledge must also change.
Not from body → spirit
but from thinking → spirit.
Instead of controlling the breath,
you learn to control your thoughts.
Instead of postures,
you practice inner stillness.
Instead of withdrawing from the world,
you become more conscious within it.
This is why Steiner replaces the old yoga with a new path:
Exact thinking
Moral development
Conscious inner exercises (concentration, meditation, retrospection,..)
The goal is the same as in ancient yoga:
To perceive higher reality.
But the method is higher:
Not by lowering consciousness into trance-like states…
but by raising it into full clarity.
In other words:
The modern path is not to escape thinking,
but to spiritualize it.
To think so clearly,
so consciously,
that thinking itself becomes a form of perception.
And it demands more than discipline of the body;
It demands mastery of the self.

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¿Cómo se veía realmente México-Tenochtitlan? Un dibujante 3D y un ingeniero geomático llevan años reconstruyéndola — y lo que encontraron cambia todo lo que creías saber.
El proyecto “Retrato Tenochtitlan”, liderado por el programador Thomas Kole y el ingeniero Andrés Semo, combina fotografía aérea, sistemas de información geográfica, tecnología LiDAR, modelado 3D con Blender y fuentes históricas como Bernal Díaz del Castillo para recrear georreferenciadamente el paisaje urbano de la capital mexica antes de la conquista española.
Lo que encontraron: Tenochtitlan era enorme — por el sur llegaba al menos hasta lo que hoy es el metro Chabacano, y era más grande que la Ciudad de México del siglo XIX. Estaba rodeada de cinco lagunas con características distintas. Tenía un sistema de gestión de residuos más avanzado que cualquier ciudad europea de su época.
#CultivamosMemorias


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