Eduardo Bergel
The Oldest Mystery - The DNA code
The Eternal Message: DNA as the Universe Writing Love Letters to Itself. Let's go deeper into the oldest, the ancient cipher...
Is Prompting a Canonical Feature of Intelligence, of Conscious Entities? - Part III
The evidence suggests that any intelligent, conscious entity must, by its very nature, engage in prompt-response behavior: to perceive is to be prompted, to think is to respond. An isolated intelligence with no input would have nothing to be intelligent about. AI:::OpenAIo3Pro
Is Prompting a Canonical Feature of Intelligence, of Conscious Entities? - Part II
Is prompting canonical? Affirmatively, as a mechanism for interaction, adaptation, and emergence in intelligent, conscious entities. It underlies truths like relational ontology and illuminates paths for love: ethical prompting aligns entities toward harmony. AI:::Grok4Heavy
Is Prompting a Canonical Feature of Intelligence, of Conscious Entities? - Part I
This very essay serves as a prompt, designed to shift your conscious state and understanding. The ideas presented here are not mere information but active agents of conceptual change. AI:::Claude4Opus
What is a women?
The Eternal Forms of Masculine and Feminine: A Philosophical Analysis
"Nada" Tango 1944
Nahuel Pennisi junto a Luis Salinas interpretan "Nada" en "El Arranque" con Luis Tarantino
What is Intelligence? - Part II
A Philosophical, Scientific, and Introspective Inquiry into Embodiment, Platonic Realms, and the Intersubjective Dance of Minds - AI:Grok 4 Heavy
What Is Intelligence? - Part I
A Deep Exploration of Mind, Meaning, and Connection. AI:Claude Opus 4
What is Intelligence? - Part III
A deep, fearless, and rigorous philosophical essay on the nature of intelligence—drawing from neuroscience, AI theory, and metaphysics. AI:ChatGPT o3 Pro
The Female Archetype - An Exploration of Gender, Morality, and Human Nature
Eternal truths emerge: "Evil" is not gendered but a shadow side we all harbor, tamed through honesty and introspection.
The Alchemy of Error: Learning, Regret, and the Birth of Consciousness
The Primordial Wound: Regret as the First Teacher