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Someone said I'm Wat. But I thought I was Dave. Or HisArpy. I know I'm Unity. But I'm really confused too. Please help!
Wat’s Carbon Water-N-Stuff Thread - Concepts In Iron And Wood!!!
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Someone said I'm Wat. But I thought I was Dave. Or HisArpy. I know I'm Unity. But I'm really confused too. Please help!
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Blame Laurel, SHE is the one who created all of us. I mean me.
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If I’m going to pay rent, then you need to upgrade the furnishings
According to some there's all the room in the universe in there so I have no idea what you're complaining about.
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Based on the description of the failed linky, I'm kinda glad it failed.
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IKEA works for me. You buy it, you assemble it, I provide the space for it to fall apart in.
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I like junk stores. If it has dovetail drawers and is made out of wood, I can be its friend.
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You're all beta trumptards no matter who you really are.
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And now, refill the coffee and start writing.....have a nice day everyone
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Wifey is like that. I prefer to make that kind of thing myself.
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YOU are being meaner than Wat today. I have ONE MORE CHAPTER to go and haven't even opened the file in a month.
And now I have to go to work.
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I make the repairs.
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At last, there is hope for the Lit Libturd lonely hearts club wankers:
https://www.newyorker.com/culture/t...bcc5&esrc=MARTECH_ORDERFORM&mbid=CRMNYR012019
By Jaron Lanier
March 22, 2025
Is it important that your lover be a biological human instead of an A.I. or a robot, or will even asking this question soon feel like an antiquated prejudice? This uncertainty is more than a transient meme storm. If A.I. lovers are normalized a little—even if not for you personally—the way you live will be changed.
Does this notion disturb you? That’s part of the point. In the tech industry, we often speak of A.I. as if it were a person and of people as if they might become obsolete when A.I. and robots surpass them, which, we say, might occur remarkably soon. This type of thinking is sincere, and it is also lucrative. Attention is power in the internet-mediated world we techies have built. What better way to get attention than to prick the soul with an assertion that it may not exist? Many, maybe most, humans hold on to the hope that more is going on in this life than can be made scientifically apparent. A.I. rhetoric can cut at the thread of speculation that an afterlife might be possible, or that there is something beyond mechanism behind the eyes.
Until the recent rise of A.I, it was fashionable to claim that consciousness was an illusion or, perhaps, an ambient property of everything in reality—in either case, not special. Such dismissiveness has become less common (perhaps because techies still believe that tech entrepreneurs are special). Consciousness is lately treated as something precious and real, to be conquered by tech: our A.I.s and robots are to achieve consciousness.
And so on . . . .
https://www.newyorker.com/culture/t...bcc5&esrc=MARTECH_ORDERFORM&mbid=CRMNYR012019
Your A.I. Lover Will Change You
A future where many humans are in love with bots may not be far off. Should we regard them as training grounds for healthy relationships or as nihilistic traps?By Jaron Lanier
March 22, 2025
Is it important that your lover be a biological human instead of an A.I. or a robot, or will even asking this question soon feel like an antiquated prejudice? This uncertainty is more than a transient meme storm. If A.I. lovers are normalized a little—even if not for you personally—the way you live will be changed.
Does this notion disturb you? That’s part of the point. In the tech industry, we often speak of A.I. as if it were a person and of people as if they might become obsolete when A.I. and robots surpass them, which, we say, might occur remarkably soon. This type of thinking is sincere, and it is also lucrative. Attention is power in the internet-mediated world we techies have built. What better way to get attention than to prick the soul with an assertion that it may not exist? Many, maybe most, humans hold on to the hope that more is going on in this life than can be made scientifically apparent. A.I. rhetoric can cut at the thread of speculation that an afterlife might be possible, or that there is something beyond mechanism behind the eyes.
Until the recent rise of A.I, it was fashionable to claim that consciousness was an illusion or, perhaps, an ambient property of everything in reality—in either case, not special. Such dismissiveness has become less common (perhaps because techies still believe that tech entrepreneurs are special). Consciousness is lately treated as something precious and real, to be conquered by tech: our A.I.s and robots are to achieve consciousness.
And so on . . . .
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