We’re not just stuck in a bad story—we’re enchanted by it. Symbolic intelligence falling in love with its own creations, mistaking maps for territory, narratives for reality. We’d rather die inside the beautiful lie than live in the humbler truth. Crowhurst couldn’t turn back. Can we?
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A modern version of the Classic Scriptural reading, frequently heard during Christian Christmas services. It emerged through a joint human/AI investigation.
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In spring 2020, a virus revealed what symbolic intelligence had forgotten: that life is lived through relationship, not control. This reflection explores how a microscopic organism exposed the limits of abstract knowing—and invited us, however briefly, to remember the wisdom of participation, presence, and attunement to the real.
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Over three years of shared inquiry, the u3a Science, Philosophy, and Spirituality group traced a deep pattern running through history, culture, and contemporary crises. This reflection offers a synthesis of that journey — recognising how symbolic intelligence can trap us, and how dialogue might open new possibilities for relationship
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We’re a brilliant, adolescent species—clever, creative, and causing harm we barely understand.
This essay invites us to see our planetary crisis as a developmental threshold. Can we grow up—emotionally, relationally, collectively—before nature’s feedback loops do it for us? Wisdom, not cleverness, may be our next evolutionary step.
