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I am becoming allergic to the AI-made graphic design, web design UIs that it spews out. Every other one looks just the same ;_; But hey, funny concept!
Thank-you, thank you! Perhaps we should ask the man of the hour himself from OSMU discord? He's open to these kinds of things, I'm more than certain. :)
Ikr!? Like 0xbitcoiner said, DIYs and such hardware hacking is a-mazing. He's got so many ideas, and his background is classic. I myself built some Technic Legos when I was six, and my dad wanted me to become an electric engineer as well like him. (Alas?) I became a writer. Hehe.
Well, well, well. I just tried to post this, but you were faster. Anyway, I enjoyed writing this piece on Kurt; he's an easy-going fellow and has a lot to give to the Bitcoin community. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on the article! ;)
But isn't that the kind of assumption what early internet creators thought that all of the world would run servers in their homes, and have their own domains and so on? It didn't really pan out like that.
Who dies when death happens? You? What is "you"? What is "I"? Some say ego. And that's also just a psychological concept given by Freud (probably).
Probably best to just observe the self, in vipassana-meditation specifically, and you see what "ego" , "I" is. Then and only then you know what life and death constitutes of. In vipassana, there's no need for concepts, or "a priori argumentation". You just see, clearly, slowly, quite difficult though, but certainly with patience, you'll see. You'll see.
I doubt argumentation, intellectualisation, words, concepts, frameworks, logic, and what have you, will work to deduce, induce and figure out what it is to just be and what it means to die. Certainly some notions of dissolving the ego is possible, and probably that is as close as we have to what it means to die. After all, you must leave your body and whatever constitutes you in the mind, be it "ego". That can be experienced, not so much argued about. There's no words for that per se. But there is a method, and that's vipassana.
If you came this far, you can try it yourself at dhamma.org. In any case, don't believe me: believe in your own experience. Believing or listening to my experience is futile.