Negative Autopoiesis | How lying autopoietically destroys your internal compass
From AI° | Anthropo-Intelligence · 00:11:27
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This episode explores the idea that honesty is not merely a moral obligation but a fundamental cognitive survival tool necessary for navigating reality. It posits that habitual lying acts like a computer virus attacking the brain's internal compass, eventually dismantling the biological feedback loops that link our instincts to objective truth. By repeatedly overriding internal warning signals, an individual develops a state of functional blindness, where the mind prioritizes a fabricated narrative over actual sensory input to avoid cognitive dissonance. Ultimately, this self-inflicted distortion leads to an inevitable collision with the physical world, causing the liar to project their internal disorder outward and blame a "pathological" universe for the consequences of their own corrupted perception created by dishonest expression.
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