

Egregoric Caesar | Guest: Mary Harrington | 11/22/23
Nov 22, 2023
Author Mary Harrington discusses the strange political dichotomy where faith in democracy is plummeting among young people while rejecting authority. They explore the implications of 'Gregoric Caesarism' on governance and the role of the Egragor in collective intelligence. They also touch on the formation of consensus and collective intelligence on Twitter, the tension between democracy and anti-authoritarianism, and the longing for authoritarianism among young people along with the potential consequences of handing over micro decisions to artificial intelligence.
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Introduction
00:00 • 1min
Exploring 'Gregoric Caesarism' and the Concept of Egragor
01:29 • 4min
Formation of Consensus and Collective Intelligence on Twitter
05:02 • 10min
The Tension between Democracy and Anti-Authoritarianism
14:34 • 7min
Longing for Authoritarianism and the Role of AI
21:52 • 11min
The Consequences of Handing Over Micro Decisions to Artificial Intelligence
32:48 • 4min
Competency Collapse and the Potential Dangers of AI
36:18 • 19min