The most effective forms of social control rarely feel like control. They feel like personal responsibility. Once a structural demand is internalized, the individual becomes both prisoner and guard, measuring, correcting, and optimizing to standards that no longer feel external. What we call burnout is less a failure of resilience than evidence that the human organism is refusing terms it was never designed to accept.
The most effective forms of social control rarely feel like control. They feel like personal responsibility. Once a structural demand is internalized, the individual becomes both prisoner and guard, measuring, correcting, and optimizing to standards that no longer feel external. What we call burnout is less a failure of resilience than evidence that the human organism is refusing terms it was never designed to accept.
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Congrats on this thought provoking philosophical essay. If induction only reveals statistical correlations in historical data, can machines ever discover necessary causal truths? Explored Hume's problem of induction and the epistemology of machine intelligence here: https://gzambrano.substack.com/p/humes-ghost-in-the-machine-an-epistemology-for-the-artificial-intelligence-era
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