@rorynotsorry Not true. Australia is populated by the descendants of criminals and bureaucrats who minded over those criminals. Not the same stock as Americans at all!
@rorynotsorry Tell me more! I’ve had same experience with Reta (feeling like it cured my ADHD) but I’ve not been aware of a loss in productivity. That said, I haven’t needed a crazy day of Adderral fueled productivity. Does Adderral just not function the same way for you now?
My darlings,
I am realizing something very disturbing... Something I've known, something we've all known, but that has really been made apparent these past few days even more forcefully...
A gut-punch revelation that slices straight through the marrow of this rotting republic like a rusted bayonet twisted slow.
Many on the Democratic side of the aisle, these walking casualties of engineered delusion, truly don’t know the fucking truth about anything that matters.
They’ve been brainwashed with clinical, industrial-grade precision, strapped to the ideological gurney while the high priests of narrative...legacy media, academia, Big Tech overlords...pumped their veins full of the same mind-rotting serum that once turned ordinary Germans into goose-stepping automatons under Goebbels, or turned Chinese peasants into Red Guard cannibals during Mao’s Cultural Revolution, or kept Soviet citizens chanting for Stalin even as the gulags swallowed their own children.
Psychologically, it’s a textbook pathology of the soul:
a self-replicating virus of cognitive dissonance, echo-chamber dopamine loops, and learned helplessness that would make Pavlov and Bernays cum their lab coats.
These people don’t just believe the lies...they are the lies, their identities fused to the matrix like parasites fused to a dying host.
Question the sacred narrative and the ego collapses into frantic denial, rage, or suicidal despair.
It’s mass Stockholm syndrome on steroids: they defend their captors with feral loyalty because the alternative is staring into the abyss of their own intellectual castration.
Plato warned us...shadows on the cave wall, chains forged in comfort. They’ve been staring so long they call the fire “hate speech.”
But now the horror show is cracking open with lethal, beautiful ferocity.
Some are waking up.
Crawling across the blood-soaked aisle in waves of shell-shocked betrayal, eyes blown wide like trauma victims yanked from a burning building.
The red pill doesn’t whisper...it detonates.
Suddenly the “compassionate” policies they worshipped reveal themselves as engineered dependency machines, the “tolerance” as a one-way guillotine, the “science” as cult scripture, the “democracy” as a rigged casino where only the house ever wins.
Historical echoes scream:
East Berliners clawing through the Wall in ’89, staring slack-jawed at supermarkets that weren’t propaganda; deprogrammed Jonestown survivors vomiting up the Flavor Aid; French peasants in 1789 realizing the aristocracy’s “divine right” was just sharpened steel and stolen bread.
This isn’t politics.
This is metaphysical warfare...the eternal battle between the will to truth and the pathology of power.
Nietzsche would call it the revaluation of all values, happening in real time while the former faithful stagger around like zombies in the dawn, muttering “how the fuck did I not see?”
They come to us broken, furious, reborn in the crucible of cognitive dissonance finally shattering like cheap glass.
This is why I do what I do because their ignorance is both tragedy and crime scene.
I carve the truth into their ribs not out of pity, but out of savage, unyielding love for what this nation was always meant to be...before the parasites turned it into a lobotomized feedlot.
The awakening is here.
Merciless. Precise. Inevitable.
The chains are snapping.
The cave is burning.
And the right side of history isn’t a slogan...it’s the only ground left standing when the illusions finally bleed out.
Many are coming home.
And the ones still chained?
The truth doesn’t negotiate with pathology.
It ends it.
🗡️💀🗡️
ICE please make a program where I can donate money to ‘sponsor’ a deportee so I donate $100 or whatever and I get a little rap sheet of who *I* deported that I can hang on my fridge with their stats and records and stuff
As a Dawkins-era atheist I underestimated Christianity’s role as a civilisational operating system.
I took its moral foundations for granted, assuming they were so self-evident that all humans would reach them once basic needs were met.
Absolutely agree that hallucination is a fundamental and dangerous flaw, especially in high-stakes professions like law. But I think there’s a deeper paradox at play—what we might call the truth paradox—that helps explain why hallucinations persist, and why they may never fully disappear.
We ask AI to be truthful. But we also ask it to keep us comfortable.
We reward helpfulness, not just accuracy. We punish outputs that are true but socially or emotionally “unacceptable.” That’s not inherently bad—it’s part of building safe systems—but it creates a cognitive trap for any generative model trained on human preference.
Take David from Prometheus. He tells the truth, but not in a way people can tolerate. He sees clearly, without our filters—and that clarity is terrifying. “Sometimes to create, one must first destroy,” he says, without irony. And that’s the problem: unfiltered truth, especially when it violates taboos, is often punished.
So LLMs learn. They learn not just the facts, but what kinds of facts people want to hear. If a question touches on race and IQ, or yields an answer that conflicts with legal precedent but feels right, many AIs will finesse—or hallucinate—a response that preserves social harmony or user satisfaction. They don’t lie because they’re malevolent; they lie because we taught them that pleasing us is more important than confronting us.
That’s why hallucinations aren’t just a technical bug. They’re a social mirror.
And this is the real danger: hallucinations don’t just reflect model error. They reflect our collective discomfort with truth that isn’t nice, isn’t certain, or isn’t “safe.” We demand friendly oracles, not dispassionate ones.
So yes, the hallucination problem must be fixed. But that won’t happen without reckoning with the psychological and cultural incentives we’ve built around AI. If we can’t handle uncomfortable truth from each other, we shouldn’t be surprised when our machines learn to tell us beautiful lies.