Can Our Generation Answer This One Question to Solve the Meaning Crisis (The Meta-Modern Experiment)

The Last Question is a short story by Isaac Asimov. It describes an AI that grows endlessly, all with the aim of trying to get enough data to determine what this living is all about. Today, I want to face into that same mystery, but with the humility that we use stories to understand the patterns that we can't know all of the details of.
I believe this is the question that the future will turn on. I believe that no matter how bad the world gets, and how much the world forces a narrative, we have developed to a point that this question, and all the questions that follow will have to be addressed in this moment of history that is currently taking place.
If you're interested in finding out about the workshops I organize, I'd first ask you to watch my recent video going through my course that introduces you to a few tools that are very useful in navigating in the workshops (but also great for navigating in life)
link for the course;
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I'm offering it on telegram for the moment.
It's over an hour in length, but divided between 8 episodes. Each one explores a different tool for navigating difficult conversations.
All episodes will be replaced in time, so I'd love to get feedback for where it's at.
Let me know what you think, both as it applies to your dialogos practice, but also if it helps you outside the practice, I think the tools will shine wherever you aim them
If you're interested in participating in a dialogos practice with myself and the growing group, contact me with your email, and I will send out some prep material going through the practices, and a link for the next session. They are held every week (usually on a Wednesday), and novice practices will be organized for people new to the practice to welcome them in and familiarize them with the space.
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I hope to see you there, and as always, don't forget to breath, look around, and say thanks.