Resomodernity Café v6: On Notice (The Fourth Ethos)
Posted: January 1, 2026 Filed under: AI-Powered Essays | Tags: culture, history, ideas, modernity, philosophy, religion, systems, values, wisdom, zoasophy 2 CommentsSequel to Resomodernity Café v5: The Exposers’ Parlor
Where MacIntyre, Weil and Heidegger define and name the first three ethē, as well as a fourth built on noticing the unnoticeable.
ChatGPT Prompt
Cast
- Alasdair MacIntyre — the tradition-detective
- Simone Weil — the watcher of attention
- Martin Heidegger — the seer of disclosure
Setting
A quiet study. Three chairs in a rough triangle.
A blackboard dusted with old chalk.
Light shifts as if undecided what it wants to illuminate.
I. Naming What Already Is
MacIntyre (standing, chalk in hand)
Let us begin where all rational inquiry must: not with conclusions, but with what is noticed.
What we call disagreement is often merely trained blindness.
1/1/2050 – Thus Spake Nostradamus: From Shadows of Fallen Towers (ChatGPT as Hegel)
Posted: December 7, 2024 Filed under: AI-Powered Essays | Tags: activism, philosophy, politics, reform, transformation, values, zoasophy Leave a commentAs Hegel speaking as Nostradamus, deliver a speech at the 9/11 Memorial, January 1, 2050 reflecting how 9/11 rhymed with the 1848 revolutions through the lens of “Cohesion x Adaptivity = Generativity”
ChatGPT Prompt (condensed)
I stand among these stones, beneath the names etched into steel and time, to speak of the journey from fire to ash, and from ash to light. For the towers that fell twenty-four years ago, and the shadows they cast across the decades, were not the end of a story but the beginning of a revelation. Today, we gather not to mourn what was lost, but to understand what was born in the wake of destruction.
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Posted: December 5, 2021 Filed under: education | Tags: reform, truth, wisdom, zoasophy Leave a commentI had the privilege of discussing Zoasophy on the Multiple Voices podcast with Claudia Monacelli from Rome. We had a blast! Check it out on your favorite Podcast player:
