In Pursuit of Wisdom

Every now and then, a song moves into a small corner of my life and settles in. I don’t just listen to it. I play it on repeat, and its melody follows me long after the music stops. For a while, it becomes the soundtrack to my thoughts. Right now, that song is Bad Times by Imael Angel . It started with the “da-da-da-da-da” refrain. Before I even knew the title, those few syllables kept pulling me back. Once I learned the name, I started listening past the hook, and the song began to mean more to me. The Story Behind the Song Once the song had a hold on me, I wanted to know where it came from. Bad Times was released on March 30, 2026 . Apple Music credits Bernadett Gango as the songwriter. Gángó is described as a Hungarian-born Reiki practitioner based in England who writes spiritual lyrics and uses AI tools to turn them into complete songs. That background doesn’t point to one specific event behind the song, and I don’t read it as autobiography. But it explains the emphasis on inner ...

HOW the Universe works is a fascinating question — Science has been remarkably successful at explaining it, and will keep making progress for the foreseeable future. But for me, a far deeper question is WHY the Universe exists at all. This is the fundamental mystery Religions have wrestled with throughout human history. Regardless of whether their answers hold up, asking "why" may well be the most vital exercise for any conscious mind. Working in AI every day, this question hits close to home. We often dismiss these systems as mere "fake intelligence," but I keep coming back to a single benchmark: Will AI ever genuinely wonder why anything exists, or will it simply grow more sophisticated at answering how —the very utility we build it for? True intelligence may not lie in mastering the mechanisms, but in possessing the capacity to pause and wonder why there is a mechanism to solve in the first place.

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