Deep Dives

Thomas Kliemt
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Deep Dives is a personal podcast by me, Thomas Kliemt – biodynamic farmer, father, commons thinker and finance/digital-transformation guy who somehow ended up between soil, spreadsheets, spirituality and politics in rural Wendland, Germany. In each episode I feed information about a topic I am currently engaged with into NotebookLM and generate a deep dive. It’s an experiment in utilizing AI to make information more accessible. The podcast will be in German and English.

  1. 4월 29일

    Episode 15 - The evolution of human-type consciousness – a by-product of mammalian innovation mechanism – a preliminary hypothesis

    This bonus episode is based on the essay "The evolution of human-type consciousness – a by-product of mammalian innovation mechanism – a preliminary hypothesis" by Uzi Ben Zvi https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/psychology/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1514077/full

    8분

  2. 4월 15일

    Episode 14 - Bonus Episode - They Were Noble Automatons Who Knew Not What They Did ” Volition in Jaynes’ The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind

    The audio is fully AI generated with no human copy-editing of the content, based on the following article:  "They Were Noble Automatons Who Knew Not What They Did ” Volition in Jaynes’ The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind" by James W. Moore https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/psychology/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2021.811295/full

    26분

  3. 4월 13일

    Episode 13 - What GTD and Buddhism Have in Common

    The audio is fully AI generated with no human copy-editing of the content, based on the following article:  https://thomaskliemt.substack.com/p/what-gtd-and-buddhism-have-in-common?r=1ntyb6

    19분

  4. 4월 12일

    Episode 12 - GTD - The Book That Probably Shaped Me More Than Any Other

    The audio is fully AI generated with no human copy-editing of the content, based on the following article: https://thomaskliemt.substack.com/p/gtd-the-book-that-probably-shaped?r=1ntyb6

    21분

  5. 4월 11일

    Episode 11 - Did Consciousness Emerge Because Reality Stopped Making Sense?

    The audio is fully AI generated with no human copy-editing of the content, based on the following article:  https://thomaskliemt.substack.com/p/did-consciousness-emerge-because?r=1ntyb6

    19분

  6. 3월 25일

    Episode 10 -From Cosmos to Compost - Unearthing Biodynamic Farming

    Episode Description: Join us on a fascinating journey into the heart of biodynamic agriculture, where we bridge the gap between hyper-rational science and the spiritual forces of nature. Based on an in-depth agricultural diploma thesis, this episode explores the profound teachings of Rudolf Steiner's 1924 Agriculture Course and how they translate into tangible, earth-healing practices.In this episode, we will cover: A Shift in Perspective: Follow a student's transformative journey from being a rigid, hyper-rational biochemistry dropout to finding their true mission in the fields, fighting the environmental damage caused by conventional liquid manure (Gülle).Cosmic Elements and Planetary Forces: Discover how basic elements like carbon, oxygen, and nitrogen are viewed not just as dead chemical building blocks, but as living carriers of spiritual and astral forces. We also discuss how the cycles of the moon, planets, and stars directly influence plant growth and soil health.The 8 Biodynamic Preparations: We delve into the unique, highly specific methods used to create homeopathic remedies for the farm. You'll learn the purpose behind burying cow horns filled with manure or quartz over the winter, and how herbs like yarrow, chamomile, stinging nettle, and dandelion are processed using animal sheaths to act as energetic catalysts for the soil.The Crisis of Conventional Farming: We break down the staggering environmental costs of modern agriculture, detailing how liquid manure causes massive ammonia emissions, pollutes groundwater, and slowly depletes the earth's vital humus layer.The Art and Science of Aerobic Composting: Transitioning from the cosmic to the deeply practical, we unpack the precise mechanics of aerobic composting according to the Pfeiffer and Lübke methods. You'll learn how mastering the carbon-to-nitrogen (C:N) ratio, monitoring temperature and carbon dioxide levels, and utilizing clay can transform raw agricultural waste into highly stable, nutrient-dense humus.Real-World Application: Finally, we look at hands-on compost trials designed specifically for mountain agriculture, proving that this blend of cosmic philosophy and biochemical science can be practically applied by farmers using standard equipment.Whether you are an experienced farmer, an environmentalist, or just someone curious about the secret life of soil, tune in to discover how looking up at the stars might just be the key to saving the dirt beneath our feet!

    23분

  7. 3월 18일

    Episode 9 - The Spirit in Your Ear - A Utopia of AI and Inner Growth

    The audio is fully AI generated with no human copy-editing of the content, based on the following article: https://open.substack.com/pub/thomaskliemt/p/the-spirit-in-your-ear-a-utopia-of In this episode, we dive into Thomas Kliemt's thought-provoking essay on the future of our relationship with artificial intelligence. We explore a chilling 2012 parable by Scott Alexander about a magical "whispering earring" that provides perfect life advice, only to eventually cause the wearer's conscious brain to wither away from disuse. Are we slowly surrendering our agency and cognitive abilities in exchange for AI's convenience? Or is there a utopian alternative where AI could actually serve as a "spiritual companion"? Drawing on his transformative experiences with Marshall Rosenberg’s Nonviolent Communication, Kliemt shares a hopeful vision of AI that doesn't just optimize our lives, but trains our emotional judgment. Imagine an AI earpiece that doesn't tell you what to do, but prompts you to notice when your ego takes over, helping you bypass old hurts to respond to others with deeper empathy. We also discuss the very real dangers of the current profit-driven, "Ahrimanic" trajectory of AI development—an intellect devoid of soul warmth. Join us as we navigate the critical space between an AI that hollows out our humanity and one that acts as scaffolding to help us become more capable, connected versions of ourselves.

    23분

  8. 3월 12일

    Episode 8 - Sandbox Monthly AI call - Minh presenting Agentic Workflows for Creative Production and Automation

    In this episode, the group dives deep into the practical and creative applications of AI agents. Guest Minh breaks down his automated workflows, revealing how he uses custom-built deck builders and ties AI into his calendar and meeting transcripts—such as Fireflies—to automatically draft business proposals and manage CRM tasks. The conversation then shifts to the frontier of AI-driven video and creative production. Minh demos AI generation tools like Luma, illustrating how agents can generate consistent characters and narratives—like a photorealistic superhero therapist for Earth—from incredibly vague prompts. We also explore a fascinating use-case in professional feature film production, where creators are using AI agents to generate thousands of video variations overnight, deliberately overproducing content so humans can simply curate the best shots the next day. This prompts a broader discussion on the economics and "evolutionary wastefulness" of AI generation. Thomas questions the hidden hardware and energy costs of compute-heavy models—like Google's Genie—and debates whether the true cost of dedicated AI computing will eventually outpace the cost of hiring human freelancers. Finally, the episode wraps up with practical tips for users looking to deploy local models. The group discusses the hardware requirements for running local LLMs, specifically noting why upgrading to an M-series Mac Mini is preferable to using older Intel machines. Minh also addresses the security and reliability concerns of using open-source tools like LM Studio and Ollama, advising that local LLMs should be restricted to simple tasks like file sorting to avoid risks.Key Topics Covered: Building an AI-automated workflow for presentations and proposal drafting.The rise of agentic video generation and mass-producing content for feature films.Debating the hidden financial and energy costs behind AI compute.Hardware tips and security practices for running local LLMs securely.

    24분
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Deep Dives is a personal podcast by me, Thomas Kliemt – biodynamic farmer, father, commons thinker and finance/digital-transformation guy who somehow ended up between soil, spreadsheets, spirituality and politics in rural Wendland, Germany. In each episode I feed information about a topic I am currently engaged with into NotebookLM and generate a deep dive. It’s an experiment in utilizing AI to make information more accessible. The podcast will be in German and English.

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    Thomas Kliemt
  • 방송 연도
    2025년 - 2026년
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    15
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