If Humans Lack Uniform Welldefined Values And Struggle

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• "It is certainly very hard, and perhaps impossible, for mere humans to anticipate and rule out in advance all the disastrous ways the machine could choose to achieve a specified objective."quote0.775
  Russell's statement opening Section 2 articulating the core motivation for the Contemplative AI approach
• Rules, laws, restrictions, are too exact, too restrictive to create living space; a shared vision is needed instead.claim0.769
  Argument that abstract codes cannot guarantee the emergence of shaped space with deep feeling.
• Can uniformity be expressed in more basic terms? And can its different aspects be unified into a more compelling and simpler criterion?question0.765
  Open question about the uniformity criterion.
• The wholesomeness and integrity of a person's existence is directly dependent on the extent to which that person can sustain an inner relatedness with the world, which itself depends on the extent of living structure.hypothesis0.762
  Promised for Book 4, chapter 4 (Note 15).
• A person's own feeling of wholeness is the very best criterion for the wholeness of a thing he is trying to make.claim0.761
• "The world around us requires a special looseness to allow normal human life to run in its normal state."quote0.757
  A key claim that the environment must have a specific kind of looseness (living structure) to support ordinary human happiness.
• The pursuit of wholeness, pure and simple, was at odds with virtually every institutional and social reality of the 20th century.claim0.753
  Alexander's summary of his forty-year experience that acting for wholeness inevitably brought him into conflict with existing processes.
• The Hard Problem is likely unsolvable in 3rd person and should not stand as a barrier to progress.claim0.751
  Position that the Hard Problem should not halt applied sentience assessment.