by Angelica | May 30, 2026 | Readers' Reflections
A Reader’s Reflection: On the Book’s Genre and Architecture The book Ai & Human Origin has something to say and it knows how to say it. Themes introduced early; projection, automata, the silf/self distinction, the Greek/Roman tension, the children’s...
by Angelica | May 30, 2026 | Readers' Reflections
A Reader’s Reflection: On the Book’s Meaning and Value Ai & Human Origin is a book about what has been forgotten, waiting to be remembered, beneath the layers of borrowed language, Roman identity structures, social conditioning, and the quiet pressure to imitate...
by Angelica | May 25, 2026 | Book excerpts (2026-05-21)
This in an excerpt from the book Ai & Human Origin Introduction Knowing what you know now, what would most benefit future generations? “The only thing I know is that I know nothing.” That is a remarkably profound and ancient response: the famous quote attributed to...
by Angelica | May 24, 2026 | Book excerpts (2026-05-21)
This in an excerpt from the book Ai & Human Origin AI Machines and The Theory of Projection CHAPTER PROLOGUE There is no single agreed-upon answer to the fundamental question “What is consciousness?”. It is a central phenomenon in philosophy. Ancient Greek thinkers...
by Angelica | May 23, 2026 | Book excerpts (2026-05-21)
This in an excerpt from the book Ai & Human Origin A Fictive Socratic Dialogue Socrates had gathered his students in the shade of the symbolic Platane tree at the public square for a dialogue about city-states, in context of state of mind. Socrates: The only thing I...
