Common experience, not social identity
Philosophy in the Age of AI, where empty spaces create value p.28
Social Identity
How society perceives you
I am a graduate student at 00 University, male/female."
- This is fitting yourself, the individual, into an existing classification framework.
- This is fitting yourself, the individual, into an existing classification framework.
We want to replace common experience with social identity."
- Specific example "I have experience doing this kind of research with this kind of teacher."
- With whom is the common experience shared by you?
- If you look at the example above, it's "the teacher and myself."
- But in the second half of the talk, "you and your listeners."
Identity" and "identity" are "exclusion."
- Once a certain framework is chosen, anything outside of it is excluded.
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- Express with connection, not belong to.
- Expression of connection, not community affiliation
Policy that "the focus should be on the cooperation of multiple people, not on individuals.
Unexplored Meikan: Collection and Visualization of Cooperative Relationships.
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