People who are fully dependent on trusted others for critical needs (like a non-earning spouse or a parent or a grown child for elders) have a very relaxing energy when secure in trusted party’s presence. Unironically religious people have it too. Christians in particular.
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You can take the weight off your feet and sink into a chair, but only another human can do that for an active care on your mind. Or a sufficiently good AI. “Cares” are default policy goals like “don’t fall down” which a chair can take over.
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Good argument for literal belief in a personal caring god for cases where “caring” is futile anyway and getting a care off your mind but not actually covered is still a net plus due to improved energy field. “The lord will provide”. Not true but helpful to believe sometimes.
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Achieving that “cared for” energy without actually being cared for seems like a good aspiration.
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Startup idea: worrybot. You lay down your cares and worries in a doc and hand it over, it worries about them for you. Not like being cared for, but being worried for is nearly as good. Empath mturking solutions acceptable.
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Try to imagine an apocalypse as total trustlessnesshttps://twitter.com/mbadaily/status/865054056980635648?s=21 …
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