IN DIRECT CONTACT WITH NATUREBeing in contact with nature is beneficial because it reduces stress, improves mood and concentration, and promotes physical activity, which strengthens the body and increases energy levels. Additionally, it provides a refuge for reflection and tranquility, reducing loneliness. Nature also inspires awe and facilitates meditation, contributing to our overall well-being.
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RANDOM AI-GENERATED IMAGES VOL22Sometimes I think that if one day we all wear an
earpiece with a
Jarvis-style Iron Man whispering
data and
advice in real time, it won’t be that different from what we already are.
The idea is tempting: an
augmented conscience, a
digital Jiminy Cricket with access to all the
information online, able to
guide us,
warn us, or even
nudge us wherever it suits us most.
The
upsides are obvious:
instant knowledge,
faster decisions, and never feeling alone with a question. Imagine you’re unsure about
investing in something,
what to say in a meeting,
how to cook a dish, or even
whether someone is lying—and that voice gives you an answer in seconds. It’d be like having
an extra mind running in parallel.
The
downside is what we rarely consider: what if that
information is
manipulated,
biased, or outright
made up? Then you wouldn’t have a
neutral conscience—you’d have
another voice steering your steps, taking you where others want you to go.
And here’s the
paradox: we fear that
future, but if you look closely,
we’re already living in it.
Each of us is a
bundle of biases,
false beliefs, and
stories seeded in our heads by others.
Some believe whatever they read in a
headline, others repeat what they hear in their
family or what their
social-media bubble dictates. We all act convinced we’re
choosing freely, when in reality we’re moving with
partial,
edited, and often
interested information.
There are endless examples:
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You think you pick a product because “you like it,” when in fact you saw it in 20 disguised ads as recommendations.
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You think your political opinion is yours, but most of the arguments you use come from talk shows or headlines someone pre-cooked for you.
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Even when you decide what’s right or wrong, you do it through a hand-me-down cultural filter without noticing.
The difference between having a
Jarvis in your ear or not might not be that big. What would change is how obvious it becomes: we’d finally admit that
we’ve never been as free as we think, and there have always been
outside voices shaping our conscience.
And since we’re talking about
consciences,
inner voices, and
illusions of freedom, nothing like peeking at another kind of
invented realities: the ones
artificial intelligence creates when it designs
women that look pulled from a
dream. Unreal, yes—but
irresistible to look at.
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