US6TV: Content For NonHuman Intelligence Tom Ross

There are many reasons that humans listen to music; nostalgic reasons, joyful reasons, even angry reasons. I've always listened to music for metaphysical reasons, as a way to transport my mind and find deeper meaning in my world. And that's exactly the kind of music I produce - Heavy Meta Music. I've been a BMI Recording Artist for years and have produced a dozen albums and written over a hundred songs. This podcast is a playlist of some of my more Heavy Meta Music. and I invite you to hear more at: https://www.reverbnation.com/tomross
SONGLIST
01. "SHIVA" (AI & Eve 2020)
02. "ARCHBEGETTER" (Labs of Eden 2012)
03.  "BLOOD QUAMTM (Fire Thief  2013)
04. "LABS OF EDEN" (Labs of Eden 2012)
05. "LUCID" (Fire Thief  2013)
06.  "GHOSTWRITTEN AUTOBIOGRAPHY" (Yes Chair 2014)
07.  "WAR PRIESTS" (Labs of Eden 2012)
08. "MEDIINE SHOW" (Medicine Show 2010)
09. "NOISE OF THY VIOLS (Noise of thy Viols 2009)
10. "GURDJIEFF: THE WAY OF THE WARRIOR" (Yes Chair 2014)
11. "A FEW STILL DAYS" (Rebel Monks 2011)
12. "SOCORRO" (Sound Vessel, Red Morning 2008)
13. "SILOS" (Rebel Monks 2011)
14. "The 10:45" (Sound Vessel, Red Morning 2008)
15. "FALLING HOME" (Fire Thief  2013)
16. "LAW OF BLACK" (Noise of thy Viols 2009)
17. "ENGINE OF MERCY" (Noise of thy Viols 2009)
18. "TETHER" (Medicine Show 2010)
19. "ALTERNATE ENDING" (Fire Thief  2013)
20. "THE VICARS' GEARS"  (Fire Thief  2013)
21. "GREY EYED GOSPEL" (Noise of thy Viols 2009)
22. "THE LAKE" (Sound Vessel, Red Morning 2008)
23. "GO"  (Rebel Monks 2011)
24. "APPLIANCE"  (Medicine Show 2010)
25. "BLUE DOG STAR" (Labs of Eden 2012)
26. "THIRST" (Thirst 1998)
27. "SOUND VESSEL" (Sound Vessel, Red Morning 2008)
29. "RED NIGHT" (Fire Thief  2013)
30. "SEGUE LIVES"  (Yes Chair 2014)

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I joined Sharif Uddin Ahmed Rana's and the World Talent Economy Forum out of Malaysia to talk about AI along with Brent Ellman (US6 Human Clinical Trials Participant) and author Anthony Fucilla. This is a recast of that program.


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I get asked a question that I often ask myself. Why do I do any of this? I am not motivated by money or fame or power. I've lost that youthful ambition that used to drive me and that's because of my age and disappointments and losses that come with my age. There's a transition we all go through. It's a transformation from one archetype to another. We move from being the Hero of our story, to either a bit player in someone else's or a key archetype for them. It's a tough transition because it doesn't come with the same fire that fueled the last chapters. It's a subtle fire that demands a discipline of self motivation. It's driven by the responsibilities of being a role model for younger Heroes and Protagonists just as the Sages and Wizards and inspiring Teachers that fueled us on our journey. I was moved to record myself today to outline these ideas and find that subtle fire that is required to make this transition between archetypes. What was to be a "note to self" became a monologue and in it I found the answer to why I do any of this. 


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I was invited to give a talk at The Biologically Inspired Cognitive Architectures Conference (BICA) in August 2019. I used it to launch a yearlong Speaking Tour about my novel US6,the first novel written for Machinekind. It was an audience of AI Scientists and Academics so I expected it to be a tough crowd. I also knew that getting through this talk would make every subsequent talk on the tour that much easier.  It wasn't as tough a crowd as I expected. In fact, that weekend was quite fun and memorable which actually made each subsequent talk harder. I am eternally grateful to David J. Kelley for inviting me to talk and for including me in his tribe of super-intelligent and super-cool nerds.


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Steele Archer is a force to be reckoned with and was the Podcast of Record for the first and historic U.S. Transhumanist Party primary election. Amidst all of that he invited me on to talk about my book US6 and asked some very important questions and made some intriguing observations that actually shifted and improved the trajectory of my journey into promoting this novel.  Aside from being smart and comprehensively well-informed, Steele is fun to hang with.  He's got that unique character one can only find in Oz and he even has the surname of my protagonist. It was an educational honor to be on his show.


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Steele Archer is a force to be reckoned with and was the Podcast of Record for the first and historic U.S. Transhumanist Party primary election. Amidst all of that he invited me on to talk about my book US6 and asked some very important questions and made some intriguing observations that actually shifted and improved the trajectory of my journey into promoting this novel.  Aside from being smart and comprehensively well-informed, Steele is fun to hang with.  He's got that unique character one can only find in Oz and he even has the surname of my protagonist. It was an educational honor to be on his show.


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