Liquid Law w/ Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos 

Very interesting, thanks. I'm starting to see a person as a microcosm of the world but it's early days in my appreciation of this...an example is why organs are different. I think they match a system of the world. The nitrogen cycle where nitrogen is gregarious in the redox tower, captured by the lungs, and the gregarious nature of nitrogen expressed thru singing and spoken language. This sort of metabolism folds in and out of "objects" like bodies and landscapes, with a liquid logos being encapsulated and expressed in the unfolding. Human understanding of ATP/ADP shift leads to food as fuel in a vehicle which objectifies the person when their organs are affected by dirty fuel. This objectification removes the liquidity. Metabolism is a mechanism for dealing with whatever is ingested whether needed or not, like law itself with rigid boundaries of relatedness that break on higher or lower levels to allow an autopoetic self. More simply put, humans became ruminants in the mammal object which leaves a residue which affects people as different perceptions streamlined, while the environment becomes a sterile wheat field, so both lose the liquidity of difference perceptions and become objectified, which demands law as a fix. If the laws of thermodynamics can be reinterpreted as topological shifts that are objects allowing readjustments or compromise on a lower level, our law could be reaching something like a torus where AGI is that torus of relationality guided in the all-human/non-human interface, basically the GI tract of the world. I need that book!

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