A self-righteous error led me to read another thinker's book, Out of Control. I mistakenly put the founder of "personal constructivist psychology", George. Alexander. Kelly remembered as Kay

A self-righteous error led me to read another thinker's book, Out of Control.

I mistakenly put the founder of "personal constructivist psychology", George. Alexander. Kelly remembers Kevin. Kelly.

So I saw Kelly's book "Out of Control", which was talked about, and did not even pay attention to the introduction, so I opened the book and read it, and also carefully "popularized" to my friends, which is the psychologist Kelly's book.

Yesterday I saw "Out of Control" at a friend's place and borrowed it. This afternoon, I opened it with great interest and realized that I had made a mistake.

But I'm glad I made this mistake, and although I've only read three chapters, I've already decided to buy his trilogy, namely "Out of Control," "What Tech Wants," and "Inevitably."

What appealed to me most was a quote on the cover of Out of Control: "The man-made world, like the natural world, will soon become autonomous, adaptable, and creative, and lose our control." But in my opinion, this is the most beautiful ending. ”

There is no shortage of pessimistic arguments about intelligent technology and the future of humanity, and Kevin. Kelly, on the other hand, gave us an optimistic attitude, and how he said it specifically needs to be read carefully.

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