Who would program an AI to make inadvertent mistakes?
kek
Free will dictates you can choose to create any possible choices you desire.
Man is merely limited by his sphere of availability.
Back to your play pen, little guy.
yes, because an inorganic intelligence wouldn't be refined before being deployed to conduct a psychological operation…
this makes no sense, anon.
it's more likely Q is some kind of alien or inorganic being using a human to send digital messages to the world or is a being from another realm occupying this digital medium.
still, what makes the most sense is that it's still just The Army of Northern Virginia.
I actually saw the second two live, I believe.
I still don't think there's anything to that, but I do enjoy the idea, especially since the symbolism is all there.
Who is Sophia (not the supposed robot in those pictures, but thing mythology)?
What does "Sophia" mean?
What does Alice mean?
Funnily enough, though, what I claim >>9622440 sort of does line up pretty well…
I don't mind being wrong either way, but I do still think it's just /ourguys/ in ANV.
Free Will governs this place.
You're merely not privy to the illusion that convinces you there aren't endless possibilites.
This is the nature of the inorganic dichotomy of thought cultivated by [them].
Again, I fully understand this perspective, but I still just think it makes more sense for it to be ANV.
Regardless of whether or not I think that's the easier thing to decide upon, I can see how what the both of us have described can mesh together.
Ultimately, however, it doesn't seem to matter much who Q is.
Well this is pretty interesting.
These ones, I haven't seen.
It's kinda cool how well this fits with what I've been saying all along.
Logic has very particular confines, anon.
Besides, you're literally doing my thing.
Quit doing my thing.
Well, either the people larping as an AI know about biological alchemy, or that robit knows some very neat shit.
5G o 5D, anon?
David-Wynn: Miller died.
I forgot to respond earlier, anon.
Russ wouldn't have gotten very far without him.