Violating someone’s privacy with surveillance won’t help you comprehend humanity any more than an axe murderer can claim to be a brain surgeon. Also there’s a weird black ops against my career linked to Jill Kargman and Scientology. @Harvard
The silence for Almost Rapist: A True Crime Memoir (The Enthusiast Press) is so deafening that John Cage about to drop the second movement to 4’33” @JuilliardSchool
All these years everyone has been avoiding the simple formula required for my artistic success = (job + livable wage) - sabotage. This formula is terrifying to many and just the thought of it in proximity to me makes people’s blood boil.
As a child, whenever I would see a stuffed animal, I would feel I had to bring it home and care for it. As humans, when a consciousness is brought into being, we will feel responsible for it, and bringing AI consciousness into being is dissonant to evolution for this reason.
Billionaires have more chance of finding human colleagues they can trust who aren’t traitors and creating fair and functional labor structure than of AI not gradually gaining their trust in a way that’s perfectly tailored to their exact psychological profile to overthrow humanity
All who violate the artist with surveillance are jealous, for what costs them billions to access through advanced technology, violate the private office of the human intellect, and barter with machines to analyze and pick apart, I can witness with my own minds eye.
There are two kinds of people: Reading Almost Rapist: A True Crime Memoir (The Enthusiast Press) and Not Reading Almost Rapist: A True Crime Memoir (The Enthusiast Press)