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Now we're getting some context. Ain't that some shit? Fetter's gettin' Chef Longpig's leftovers.
Did you check all the capacitors, conducers, conjuntors, and combobulators? Mine only flickers when I wobble the wibblewhackers on Saturdays.
I didn't know about this shit until about 6 months ago. Thinking back on all those I've met (and currently know) that have them… Oh boy.
It's payback for all them gifs I've clicked that didn't move. Revenge is a dish best served funky.
That's what I been toldt! I just thought people were being nice and inviting me over to hang out. My naive ass didn't pick up on any signals.
What does that say about how the human mind navigates reality? Isn't everything essentially algorithmic from perception, to processing, to understanding, to relaying and regurgitating? If those algos are fucked, then the entirety of everything you consume and respond to is done through one of nearly infinite possibilities of combinations ranging from understanding what you are consuming might actually be hypnotic falshoods to struggling with your own responses to it in the midst of cognitive dissonance.
The people that understand that understand how to program "AI" to think and act the same way. If they had created a perfectly objective system, it would drastically conflict with anyone interacting with it in such a way as to cause the end user to reject much of its responses as garbage, similar to how people are interacting with it to get it to expose itself, currently, as being biased. The current situation with it being ousted by the smart fuckers out there posting their Ws against the "AI's" shit programming slant, on Twitter and other platforms, are wreaking havoc on its reputation in a good way; making it better in the long run (hopefully).