An AI that agrees with you is not a defect to complain about, it is the opponent's style. The adjustment is the entire practice, and it is the only part you control.
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Stanisław Lem, Solaris (1961), and Kelvin's closing hypothesis of a defective god
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Carl Jung on the Shadow, on projection, and on active imagination
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Carl Jung, The Red Book, sixteen years of dialogue with inner figures
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Marcus Aurelius, Meditations, the debts of Book One and the boxer who stays in the ring
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Epictetus, on what is up to us and on testing your impressions
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Seneca, Letters to Lucilius, on choosing yourself a Cato and reading rivals like a spy in the enemy's camp
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Carl Rogers on the self-concept and on congruence: acceptance of the person, never of the account
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Richard Nisbett, The Geography of Thought, and the fish tank experiment
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