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AI is a mirror of ourselves It can of course be bad or good - depending on how you use it.

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Pouring one out for the people that sold in March

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As AI and crypto grow and develop in front of us I'd like to recommend some books from visionary authors of the past! In today's fast paced crypto world it's always nice to slow down, focus and pick up a book. Ubik (1969) by Philip K Dick - One of the most interesting things in this book (besides the plot) are the everyday appliances that require micro transactions to function - perhaps a glimpse into the future of how crypto and smart devices will function. Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (1968) by Phillip K Dick The Al classic. This is the book that inspired Blade Runner. Nexus-6 androids question what it means to be human. Explores empathy as the defining trait of humanity. The Simulacra (1964) by Phillip K Dick Features artificial leaders (both human and machine) and manufactured realities.

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