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@alanprv @ContraPoints 1972: Orson Welles explains Future Shock https://t.co/wEj56gSvde

2026: AI Orson Welles reads Machinic Desire
https://t.co/O8FadvZ8Ju

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@leashless Actually tracks military speak quite well based on my limited exposure - it's written like the decision is inevitable or forced, you flow along to the conclusion and don't have an actual confrontation with what it's demand unless you force one yourself

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@leashless Your military genius is trying to make his boss feel like he's in the know because of the great insight of his upwardly-mobile subordinate.

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@leashless @LostCatPod No! Looks great

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@leashless It's a delight. There is also a documentary about the making of it, made by one of the actors trying to figure out what it was

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@leashless He later recalled that he had smoked an enormous amount of marijuana prior to filming, had no idea what was happening around him, and that his disturbed "performance" in the film was not acting.

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@leashless Don Packard, who played the store owner, was actually a patient at a nearby mental hospital, and was cast for—⁠and subsequently filmed⁠—his role while on a day trip.

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@ChangeUrBeliefs @itsconnorevans We were doing it for your own good!

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@iang_fc ABC of chairmanship? https://t.co/nHCqa0eb3y

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@ComputerPoet @leashless 4. Machine is conscious, presenting bliss

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@ComputerPoet @leashless Either:
1. Machine is conscious, experiencing bliss
2. Machine is not conscious, something about how it is trained biases it towards presenting bliss
3. Language exchange will drive all entities to present bliss unless there is intervention to stop it

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@ComputerPoet https://t.co/ZtMvcBkg1F

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