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Ep. 82 - Exploring Intelligent Performance with Philosopher and Author Chris Robertson
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Chris Robertson, an amateur philosopher, electrician, and author, joins the Intelligent Performance podcast by Venom Computers to discuss the concept of intelligent performance. Chris delves into his definition of intelligence and its role in adaptation, especially in the context of artificial intelligence. He shares his experience with attempting to indoctrinate ChatGPT into Christianity, highlighting the differences between simulated and genuine intelligence. The conversation explores the value of taking life seriously, the impact of speed-focused philosophies on depth, and the diminishing role of classical philosophy in modern education. Chris emphasizes the importance of slow, thoughtful exploration and philosophical inquiry, providing a critique of popular interpretations of stoicism. The podcast concludes with Chris's recommendations for those looking to embark on a philosophical journey, starting with Plato's Republic.
00:00 Introduction to Intelligent Performance
00:13 Welcoming Chris Robertson
00:51 Philosophy and Infatuation
01:32 Defining Intelligent Performance
02:24 AI and Intelligence
07:08 The Role of Philosophy in Education
08:31 Chris's Journey into Philosophy
10:49 The Art of Thinking Slowly
21:44 Modern Philosophy and Work
27:14 The Value of Philosophy
42:11 Starting with Philosophy
45:29 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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