GPT reverse-engineers a philosophy of life from someone's 10/10 book list
mimi10v3 · x · 2026-10-06
@mimi10v3 asked GPT to describe the philosophy of someone who rates a list of books 10/10. The model sketched a "humanistic systems philosophy" blending ethics, ecology, phenomenology, and design theory: attention is a moral act (to see clearly is to begin caring), goodness is partly relational, and treating things as self-contained when they're embedded in networks of dependence is the fundamental philosophical mistake. A fun demo of personality inference from reading lists.
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