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"Running Isn't My Hobby. It's My Medicine."

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    "Running Isn't My Hobby. It's My Medicine." I've been reading Nexus by Yuval Noah Harari. He says humans are storytelling animals. Money is a story. Nations are stories. Religion is a story. When enough people believe in the same story, that belief becomes fact — and eventually, reality. Reading this, a strange thought crossed my mind. What if the worries I carry every day are just stories too? Sometimes, when I'm sitting still and doing nothing, an unwelcome visitor slips into my thoughts. "What if I lose my income? How would I survive?" That one sentence pulls me under. One thought leads to another, and before I know it, I'm drowning in anxiety. On those days, I'm almost afraid to go home — afraid the weight of it will seep into my wife, afraid my kids will somehow inherit this part of me and struggle because of it. But when I stop and think clearly, none of it makes sense. There's no enemy in front of me. I'm n...
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[Vol. 22] Co-Intelligence Is Already Outdated

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  Surviving the AI Era | Vol. 22 [Vol. 22] Co-Intelligence Is Already Outdated I gave my best at work for over 20 years. My life is still tough. Living under capitalism, I never once thought about owning capital. I just sold my labor and time, believing that would be enough to get by. That delusion is exactly what made my life what it is today. I only realized this now.   Now everyone's talking about AI. I don't know much about it, but the fear of repeating the same mistake I made for 20 years—working hard while staying ignorant—has me watching every AI video I can find.   Sam Altman, Elon Musk, big-name executives talking about the future of AI. Professor Kim Dae-sik's various takes. It was fascinating. It was new. But at some point, the excitement faded. Before I knew it, my question had changed from "Wow, that's amazing" to "So what am I supposed to do?" YouTube doesn't really have answers to that question. So I turn...
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