

Those poor motherfuckers on that sub, eh. Fucking hell. No idea who any of them were but that's just a universally shitty scene!
I guess in some cases it's a matter of exposure; grounded folks who don't stop to ponder the infinite perspective vortex on the regular getting a whiff of it via news, internet, whatevs, and proceeding to freak out.BryanM wrote:I never really ever got the adults who panic over doom. "We were born of the doom, made by the doom, undone by the doom", yadda yadda. It should be a comforting blanket by now, with the dozens of inevitable ways it descends upon us. Broadly and individually.
The "full stop AI" guys are kind of optimistic, considering the doom we've already got scheduled. Compared to that, the Terminator movies are positively utopian. Just look at how nice SkyNet is to humans: they get to LARP a fantasy wargame, so their lives still have a unifying purpose with their fellow humans. There's somehow still energy abundant enough to drive cars around. What luxury!
... granted the torture worlds are.... they might seem fun at first glance, but like joining a real cult in the real world, would get very boring and very very bad very quickly.......
What's the Watts quote... "You are the universe experiencing itself". Perhaps a DSP unit then, though preferably as in signals.BryanM wrote:There are times I wonder if this isn't a Mind Forever Voyaging thing, but I know what I'm being grown for isn't as something noble as a policy research schmuck or a submodule that acts as an AGI's oversight council. Probably as a doll for a coven of nerdy bisexual witches, or a meat donkey for some guy's basement for him to beat to death with a stick over and over.
It seems a very human idea, that our electrons would be special enough to act as the locus for an infinity of realities. Though I suppose that thought is putting the cart before the horse in the context of a theory where the human is the least important bit!BryanM wrote:One of the more out-there thoughts is the idea that our perception isn't tied to our particular configuration of meat, per-se. But rather the weights and electric signals they've formed between them. That you're being shunted constantly between various arbitrary universes where they continue from where they left off: the natural conclusion of pushing the ideas of quantum immortality and the anthropic principle way too far.
Jesus that was nuts. Is the flick any good?Lemnear wrote: ↑Sat Jan 20, 2024 11:33 am i find this on the edge of erotic and somewhat satisfying: Martyrs Intro Scene![]()
RegalSin wrote:New PowerPuff Girls. They all have evil pornstart eyelashes.
not much, it starts explosively, then gets lost, then becomes mystical (and brutal) at the end. Still one of the best in it's sub-genre (Horror? Gore? something in between)GaijinPunch wrote: ↑Sun Jan 21, 2024 7:42 pmJesus that was nuts. Is the flick any good?Lemnear wrote: ↑Sat Jan 20, 2024 11:33 am i find this on the edge of erotic and somewhat satisfying: Martyrs Intro Scene![]()
Couldn't help recalling BossMan's plight, while MIRIN this chap's masterly Rainbow Islands BigDickPlay! Rainbow Resorts, the cute n' cuddly killing floor, where performance means prizes!IT'S SUCH FUCKING BULLSHIT MAN... *Lever Pull*
Nightmare fuel indeed. And the corresponding sedative in Mister Jackpots.
Funny, his shaggy incarnation is a dead ringer for one of my university chums. Coincidentally the one who liked a scratchie or two from the newsagent!
The sugary sweet angle brings to mind some facile mobile trash YouTube has been trying to peddle me lately; a medieval fantasy grind-a-thon of some sort dressed up in soft and inoffensive cartoon aesthetic, but with lashings of step-on-me femdom imagery all over it. NOT4KID, but plausibly deniable in case little timmy accidentally develops a taste for giant women.