The Singularity Trap by Dennis E. Taylor (2018) The book defines a sci-fi universe where humanity must escape from an overwhelming AI entity. The solution, as demonstrated by the main character, is to be turned into a machine using nanomachines, yet somehow retain one’s humanity. When I raised the issue of this kind of story’s inherent paradox and flawed logic—where the solution to saving humanity from an AI entity seeking to destroy all natural biological life is to turn into machines—people responded that they still enjoyed the narrative. Therefore, I wouldn’t be surprised if this idiot’s stament gathered widespread support.

This just reminding that Postal is the cause of all the violence because we played games on certain hardware. I’m pretty sure at the time if they had ISIS terrorist attacks they would blamed Postal as the cause.

I wrote that prompt and just asked it as it’s without any other prompts before it. You can see other people got the same same answer or try it yourself.

My new favorite is asking if it’s cheating to look at your opponent’s pieces in chess.

Fun Fact: While most canines have eyebrow movements dogs are the only one that have wide range of movements meaning their evolution also included emotional manipulation of humans. Source: people around who makes an owwww sound when they see the puppy eyes.

Birds hit 4 minutes beforehand when the black boxes stopped working? Or the black boxes stopped working after the birds hit?

The laptop I’m using is new and I didn’t bother with installing Linux on it because I was lazy and business was busy. But this weekend I’ll most likely install it. Thanks for the information by the way.

I’m seriously considering installing CachyOS on my laptop. And now I’m wondering why I didn’t come around to do it yet.