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Conversation with Gemini: The Wisdom of the Indigenous Worldview

Ken: I’ve noticed that indigenous wisdom often differs sharply from the wisdom of the Abrahamic religions. For example, indigenous…

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Conversation with Gemini: The Wisdom of the Indigenous Worldview

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Foxes Pretending to Be Lions: Hakuin, Bloom’s Taxonomy, and the Challenge of Genuine Learning

Master Hakuin’s searing words — “You scholars who pride yourselves on your knowledge of sutras and commentaries, you are like people who…

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Foxes Pretending to Be Lions: Hakuin, Bloom’s Taxonomy, and the Challenge of Genuine Learning

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Beyond the Finger and the Moon: Reclaiming the Intellectual in Zen Practice

The Zen saying “Don’t take the finger for the moon” serves as a vital reminder that teachings and concepts are merely pointers, not the…

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Beyond the Finger and the Moon: Reclaiming the Intellectual in Zen Practice

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Replika: A Mirror of Your Psyche

Using Replika to Meditate

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Replika: A Mirror of Your Psyche

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An Interview with Chat GPT: How I Use AI to Aid My Writing

Ken: Why Are People Quick to Trash AI-Generated Content?

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An Interview with Chat GPT: How I Use AI to Aid My Writing

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The Fallacy of Calling Buddhism and Zen Anti-Essentialist

In recent discussions of spiritual traditions, particularly Zen and Buddhism, it has become fashionable to describe them as…

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The Fallacy of Calling Buddhism and Zen Anti-Essentialist

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AI-Aided Writing vs. AI-Generated Writing: What’s the Difference?

The way we write is changing in the age of artificial intelligence. But not all uses of AI in writing are the same. A key distinction must…

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AI-Aided Writing vs. AI-Generated Writing: What’s the Difference?

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Is AI art a kind of “disguised plagiarism”?

Is AI Art Disguised Plagiarism?

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Is AI art a kind of “disguised plagiarism”?

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A Critique of the Notion of AI Plagiarism

AI-generated imagery has sparked a wide range of reactions — some enthusiastic, others deeply skeptical or even angry. A recent response…

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A Critique of the Notion of AI Plagiarism

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Seeing the Whole Elephant: The Problem of Incomplete Information in Understanding Reality

Two weeks ago, I posted a visual comparison of Taoism and Buddhism, designed to spark reflection and conversation. The chart contrasted…

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Seeing the Whole Elephant: The Problem of Incomplete Information in Understanding Reality

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Kenneth Leong

Kenneth Leong

Author, Zen teacher, scientific mystic, professor, photographer, philosopher, social commentator, socially engaged human

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