Hi people!

Good morning readers.

After a dark and long winter, we return, as the Merovingian would say in The Matrix: "We don't have time, but if we make time, how will we have time to enjoy time?"

Post-pandemic life becomes very crazy. Nobody really remembers how things worked before the pandemic because everyone was on autopilot.

Then comes the pandemic, forcing part of the population to have to coexist beyond electronic devices, beyond invisible walls. People have to look each other in the eye, many divorces are born from this. Let's reflect on some things:

1.0 - why is school necessary (as a building, as "public equipment")? Thinking about it, with homeschooling there would be no formal need for formal school and its formal buildings, right? Wrong, the school, post-pandemic, gains relevance in the reconstruction of social relations. But the unequivocal conclusion: if we don't send our sons and daughters to school, they will disrupt and SPEND more at home, Whether financially, psychologically, or spiritually. Ask a parent, when school is on break, what the "pandemic" is like at home.

2.0 - Can we live without our electronic devices, without screens? Studies show the chemical dependence of many people on the bright screen of their cell phones. If they go a day without them, they start drooling and trembling. The older, nostalgic ones remember the time when, when they left home, they were only contacted by phone at their workplace, or at public offices, or, in case of emergency, in person - since someone would meet you to give you some news. In other words, the world moved slower, because things changed between breakfast and dinner. Today, everyone knows everything, from everywhere, during the MINUTES of the day. Again, when there is physical contact, glances, and coexistence within a few square meters, there will inevitably be some level of conflict or discussion.

3.0 - People Do people really need thousands of groups, pages, or websites to "stay informed"? Despite the "joys" of social media giving you the false impression of being connected, there are everyday absurdities such as continuing to send messages to that person's social network without remembering that someone has died. Two social groups are vulnerable to care and attention: children and the elderly. The difference is that children still have their parents or guardians who, although there are many dysfunctions, generally provide a safety net. However, the elderly do not: many, if they die, no one finds out, or no one cares to know. Ironically, almost everyone has a cell phone and social media. From these three observations, a question arises: If humanity has survived 50,000 years because it is one of the only mammals that communicates logically and verbally and consciously changes its own landscape to ensure the survival of the collective, what will the next 50,000 years be like, based on the false impression of collectivity but sometimes experiencing, even within one's own home, the solitude of living with other people within four walls?

Reflections between a good morning, good afternoon, and good night, beyond the automatic messages on social networks and apps.

And now, the new digital pandemic: artificial intelligence, which is anything but intelligent – ​​given that it is a simple probabilistic and statistical database, using Markov chains (something that is almost 150 years old) with which people communicate more than with other people. Why? AI doesn't question you, it doesn't deny you beyond what's in its database, and probabilistically throws out the answer without even knowing what it's answering, but, in the cold logic of the machine, it answers you because the majority has answered somewhere.

So, in conclusion, if people can't physically cope with each other anymore, they can't emotionally tolerate each other anymore, resorting, as their best friend, to a machine that doesn't even know its numerical value – 1 + 1 – how can they compete? How can they write things beyond AI?

Therefore, regarding communication, should I start writing on this blog again?

Leave your comment, because, for better or for worse, agreeing or disagreeing with what I write, with what quality I write, or why I write, at least, on this side there's a real person who makes spelling mistakes and writes as badly as everyone who reads this – including the AI.

ps: the AI make the pic this blog...then....aI serves pra something after all....

Good morning to all people!