What begins as a question about stage hypnosis — real phenomenon or theatrical performance? — becomes one of the most serious conversations in the Sigma Dialogues series. Dialogue #008 follows an empirical observation about human suggestibility all the way to quantum retrocausality, the omniscience paradox, and what it means that a conscious creator would build beings capable of doubt and moral reasoning rather than pure compliance.
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Sigma Dialogue #006: Free Will and the Aristotelian Sigma Path: Phronesis Is Not a Tool, It Is an Identity
Does having criteria for your choices prove free will — or eliminate it? In this Sigma Dialogue, Tee moves through the technology debate, the definition of success, Aristotle’s Prohairesis and Phronesis as a daily living practice, Jung’s collective shadow, and the Sigma exemplars Belisarius and Desmond Doss — arriving at a conclusion that reframes practical wisdom entirely. Shared exactly as it happened.
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