The lecturer talks about how objects move, without reference to the emotions of people around them or what spirits think.
Something I like about this is that “without reference to the emotions of people around them” is actually legitimately a contender for “meaningful frame.” Like, cars move because people decide to drive them, soil gets moved around because humans wanted a nicer landscaping, dams get built because beavers decided to do it.
Eventually Jupiter might get disassembled because powerful AI decided to. This will not necessarily route through emotions, but, “the will and agency of goal-directed beings” is more like “emotions of people around them” than “because simple laws of said so”, and it’s interesting how either frame might be more relevant depending on what conversation you’re trying to have or thing you’re trying to figure out.
Something I like about this is that “without reference to the emotions of people around them” is actually legitimately a contender for “meaningful frame.” Like, cars move because people decide to drive them, soil gets moved around because humans wanted a nicer landscaping, dams get built because beavers decided to do it.
Eventually Jupiter might get disassembled because powerful AI decided to. This will not necessarily route through emotions, but, “the will and agency of goal-directed beings” is more like “emotions of people around them” than “because simple laws of said so”, and it’s interesting how either frame might be more relevant depending on what conversation you’re trying to have or thing you’re trying to figure out.