So this is a war between theocracies.

Well, you aren’t entirely wrong…

• AI uses already existing data to create “new” data / Dreams uses things you experience throughout your life to create the scenes you see

• Both are imperfect facsimiles of reality, very convincing at first but falls flat with a more detailed analysis

• AI tends to hallucinate / dreams tends to be really weird

• Places have no sense of permanence in dreams nor in AI.

• some may argue dreams have no real meaning or purpose, it isn’t a coherent narrative, just like AI.

Of course, it isn’t a 1:1 relation, but I kinda dig it.

Same.

Nothing. Not even talk to them. Being cordially distant.

It definitely is. You can go anywhere you want at any time. You aren’t going to find anything, but that’s kinda the point of the whole game.

In short: many of those who say that have never played Shadow of the Colossus.

(In my opinion at least)

It’s all about power and control

They are kinda kinky

Kung Fu Panda 2 is soooo peak🔥

Their debut album tracklist;

1. Diffusedtrack
2. Dying in the name of (America)
3. Left the power to him (Trump)
4. Leaving for something (deported Alien)
5. Bullet in the head (of Joe Biden)
6. Ignore your allies
7. Sleep
8. Fistful of Microplastics
9. Township Compliance
10. Freedom (Isn’t free)

This isn’t a call out but an attempt of murder against ME specifically.

With dad: mundane stuff, like the whether and such.

With mom: geopolitical, philosophical and historic analysis about current events… And mundane stuff too.

The thing is, my mom is an Historian with a PhD, while my dad worked for an oil company. Also, I hanged out with my mom more while growing up cuz dad had to work in others states for weeks, so I couldn’t see him much.

Regardless, I enjoy talking with both of them. Mostly cuz I don’t make much of it, I don’t try to be smart, clever or anything. I just speak my mind out with naturality, depending on how my relationship with the person I’m talking to is.

I haven’t seen the show in years. The last thing I remember are those nostalgic berries or whatever.

I just think it’s wrong to place more emphasis on that potentially traumatic episode in that man’s life than on what he is doing. As if the most important thing were that he was the guy Miyazaki told to his face that his work was an insult to humanity itself.

I’m afraid that we are in a point where reality is much worse and bizarre than anything Parker and Stone could imagine.

This is the most click-thirsty headline I’ve read this year so far. It isn’t clickbait cuz is not false, but it feels… wrong.

Now, this is genius in a very wicked way.

As it should be.

Blame the Dunning-Kruger effect. The people I have seen most likely to acknowledge their lack of knowledge in a certain area have been those who are very wise and well-versed in at least one field, such as science, History (like my mom), art, etc.

Mediocre people are mostly convinced that they know everything.

Me too! Nothing helped me think for myself more than my mother yelling at me, “I don’t know! The encyclopedia is right there! Go read it and let me cook, for God’s sake!”