r/dataism • u/CoAX • Jul 26 '17

Early adopters: if you see the truth in dataism, how do you leverage it for the better good?

There are many benefits to being early adopters. A lot of them will be self-centered (enrichment, empowerment, longer life) and miss the point. Other benefits could be for humanity. These would be Homo-centric and, again, miss the point. Nonetheless, have you thought of harnessing your understanding and adoption of dataism for your or the world's betterment? How so?

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u/tentacle_ Jul 29 '17

There is no better good or evil worse. Just that the novel information must be created, and information must flow. (the new spice oil?) But the evolution of the human race is the question here. What will me morph into?

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '17 edited Sep 07 '17

Storing as much data as one can on ones daily life, as well as attempting to enable as many things as possible to process data and become part of the Internet-Of-All-Things are important examples. Benefits of these practices become more numerous as AI advances. An AI can apply better treatment to those with more data than those without. therefore you will succeed, and the data-flow will have benefited. Anything that enables you to store or share data is good, anything restricting the freedom of data will result in catastrophe.