r/zen • u/ewk [non-sectarian consensus] • 19d ago

AI Zen Master

Since it's so easy to drop a Zen text or even multiple Zen texts into an llm and ask questions that the llm will answer from the standpoint of the text?

* www.reddit.com/r/Zen/wiki/getstarted

Doesn't it make sense that there would be a lot less confusion and a lot more interesting conversations??

Plus, if you have an llm answer questions about the texts then who better to explain why Zazen Shinto-Buddhism and Alan Epstein Watts are not part of the tradition?

Serious question.

Where are all my AI Zen Masters at?

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u/LegeApps New Account 18d ago

I dont care what you think since you havent taken the first step towards learning classical chinese and teaching the forum how to learn in general. Hypocrite

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u/origin_unknown 18d ago

As if it were locked away by words, much less foreign words made less foreign.

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u/LegeApps New Account 18d ago

Motte and bailey argument.

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u/origin_unknown 18d ago

It wasn't an argument at all. Don't be a clown.

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u/LegeApps New Account 18d ago

We were talking about zen as a cultural institution and how to learn about it as english speakers, and you said "but what about the truuuuth man, youre a clown if youre not talking about the truuuuuth". Blocking you now

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