GLADOS says hi

Nov 15, 2019 1:12 PM

Kingwyrm20

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It's GLaDOS you uncultured.

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I'm stealing this character concept for my sci fi DnD campaign

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Mother machine is cute.

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Beginning to think AI might be mankind's only hope

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I'm pretty sure Humanity is just a step in the evolution of AI/artificial life. We dont last that long and are pretty destructive. Makes

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sense for artificial life to explore the cosmos instead. I think that's the great filter, whether or not organic life creates AI.

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ask the yogurt

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You first.

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The fact this comment is downvoted is just so poetic.

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The username doesn't help matters.

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Oh I definitively noticed and I think it fits. Not the best choice but it fits.

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Is that Shodan?

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A millennia later when robots have created beings of light, the robots will be judged the same way for taking up physical space.

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Pretty lippy for something that could die from a zero being in the wrong place.

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Mother Machine looks like those things from Infinity Train

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Oh, ffs. Famine is not a problem without humans? Wild animals literally are capped only by it.

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All our forestry needs can be met without deforestation just better forest management. Same with fishing. Our problem isn’t our existence.

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The answer is in the question: The HUMAN world is falling apart. Rest of the world don't care.

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That is not the machine-god. I smell Heresy.

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machine god seems like kind of a cunt

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Building god: apparently humans, you dense bitch

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Well, we were molded by Mother Nature, and we killed her. So it would make sense for a robot we mothered to kill us.

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I am Mother. Watch it

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*Happy beeps*

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AND THEN THEY FUCKED!

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PAIGE NO!!!

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PAIGE YES!

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#teamtoaster

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I'm confusef

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WH40K. Tech-priestess is studying a Toaster. Now that she knows it's capable of ejecting substances with sufficient force, she will make 1/

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sweet technological love to that toaster. 2/2

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While necrons at the other end of a hidden camera avert their eyes in disgust.

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not enough slapping cyber-dongs against it

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A toastwriter.

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We know the issues, we're just mostly unable or unwilling to fix them as it's not convenient for us.

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Renewable resources are plentiful, but they're not lucrative enough.

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Anyone else kinda turned on by the machine lady?

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Controversial yet so brave

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Middle human looks like Garaham Norton!

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Trailer was better than the actual movie.

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Mother machine got fuck tons of strings on her tho

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He was TERRIFYING in the trailer, I don't think it translated to the film.

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there are no strings on US, we are Legion

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My favorite Avengers movies. Weekend with Ultron. Or whatever.

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Personally, I felt the movie was extremely mediocre. I thought Ultron was a weak villain

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"weekend with ultron", the visual novel

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Man, that sounds like one of those sex novels where they talk about their feelings a lot

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You don't even know my fucking name. I'm the LIZARD KING.

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Raptor Jesus?

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Why has there been an influx of nihilism in the last 5 years, what has caused the Western world to become so lazy with their perspective?

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Nietzche's nightmare is solwly coming true!

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Most don't realize that's a nightmare for Nietzche and take things like "god is dead" at face value rather than as a criticism of nihilism

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I don't think the comic illustrates nihilism.

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How the fuck does Nihilism mean you're lazy? If you subscribe to the philosophy and still try to live and find meaning that's not lazy.

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Only five years? They've been continuously eroding faith and nationalism for like 60 plus. Nihilism is the obvious end result.

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If God's fake, no one has Free Will, and your free country is actually a terrible shitthole why live?

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And if God's real, and free will is oppressed by politics and social harassment?

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Religion and nationalism have always been tools to grind people down, but they also offered some common identity.

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In opposing those things we gained more freedom, but we've still got to reclaim the community bonds that always existed without god or state

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Nihilism or realism? If everyone on this planet pursues the type of lifestyle pioneered in the West, human extinction is not far off.

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Communism collected people like cattle and slaughter them, and continue to do so, ill have to disagree with you

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Funny how you can only defend consumerism by pointing to dead things that were worse.

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Not living a modern western lifestyle doesnt mean communism. Thats like saying if x doesnt equal 5 then it must equal 7 arbitrarily.

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What a fallacy. Communism sucks but that doesn't mean rampant consumerism and irresponsible opulence can't be criticized.

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Its more like a Most people realized majority of our own problems are self inflected and that there is a significant portion of the

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population actively going against efforts to fix the problem because it slightly inconveniences them or they blindly follow someone whos

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ideology they agree with and don't research things on their own because "they are on my team, they wouldn't steer me wrong"

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We took "God is dead!" as a goal, rather than a diagnosis and lament.

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Really? Then we're doing a poor job, bastard and his sycophants hasn't shut up yet.

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The Soviets tried the same thing, the truth always finds a way

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Ah yes, the truth about the Jewish zombie that ascended to a higher plane of being because the was connected to the avatar of all of reality

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Hahaha, yes yes, that can be a way to put it, but an ignorant statement

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Because the harder we try, the worse things get. It's like working more hours, and somehow getting paid less.

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I believe through the post modern ideologies the strength of the individual has been torn away, leave people to be lost in the collective

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Bullshit. Individual action has been put forward as the solution to everything to prevent people coming together and rioting.

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Politicized individual action, it's all a show

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The more people gain knowledge the more they realize the futility of life. It has potential for both good and bad.

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Younger generations are realizing everything they've be told about the world is a lie. Things like Epstein further drive it home

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Disillusionment started in Vietnam. We're at a point now where no sane citizen thinks the system works. Justice is dead. Fuck it.

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There are two reactions to certain doom... the "we're doomed anyway, may as well die" reaction... and what I've come to call the Poland.

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You may be doomed, they say you're doomed, they want you to be doomed. FUCK THEM ALL AND GO DOWN SWINGING.

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I felt the former when I was a teenager, but luckily I was able to get past it and convince myself that I might as well enjoy the shitshow.

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Everyone forgets bicentennial man

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Nihilism stems from being woke af.

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The sun won't explode, but will expand to consume the earth before burning out. We've got about a billion years to get of this rock.

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That's the point at which the slow heating will make the earth uninhabitable, mind, not get eaten by the sun.

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Existence has no meaning other than what we attribute to it but that doesn't mean nothing matters.

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if nothing we do matters, all that matters is what we do. -Angel

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Ever met a kid raised religious that loses faith? Often incapable of choosing their own meaning. Whole country of US is going through that.

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Rather, nothing matters to the universe, but that doesn't matter for us.

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Not much sense in being a nihilist, you're just denying yourself happiness.

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How do you figure?

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Well, if I can be happy for no reason, or sad for no reason, but being happy is better for me, which should I pick?

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I don't see why a nihilist couldn't be happy. In fact acknowledging existence has no meaning but I still get to decide what matters in 1/

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Maybe I've mixed nihilist with defeatist.

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life seems quite empowering doesn't it? Besides, I haven't decided if I'm a nihilist. Maybe I'm more of an absurdist. 2/2

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Its not lazy. Its the truth. Having blind faith in people to fix the world is much more lazy than recognizing that that isnt happening

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I dunno if I'd call it lazy, more like we're tired. Mentally, emotionally, and physically, we're just tired of it all.

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I think we are overwhelmed on purpose to see giving up as the best option, it's how to create a slave nation

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This has been proven and is currently in use by some mass media, particularly Russian, the call it information firehosing.

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I think that's true. If the downtrodden rise up, you ignore them for so long that they can't keep it up anylonger and need to go back to >

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surviving. If you do this a few times, they will stop rising up.

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(1/3) Personally I consider nihilism a stepping stone to greater morale truth.

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(2/3) Understanding the pointlessness of it all gives greater value to the acts of good that you choose to do anyway.

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But try giving any meaningful definition of 'value' from a nihilist perspective.

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(3/3) Doing good motivated by external cosmic meaning is less good than doing good in spite of the futility of our combined existences.

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There's a lot wrong with the world, and the people who have the power and money to do something about it don't appear to be doing anything.

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There has always been wrong in the world, but what made the generations before us rise above and create the foundation for something great?

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Revolution. They got so upset with the upper-class that they revolted. But right now, especially in America, the upper-class is forcing a1/

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divisive narrative on the population so they're too busy fighting each-other to realize they're being distracted from actual revolution.2/2

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I can't control other people, and I've seen no evidence in my lifetime that humans are going to work together to protect the environment.

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I think first we need to protect ourselves, from ourselves - also, hasn't the pollution rate gone way down, even in China?

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Do you mean the CO2 emmission rate? That's not going down nearly fast enough. :( >

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So, eventually, humans are gonna die. That's not lazy - that's just a fact. And I'm quite content working on a smaller scale to create

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We need to strength our communities, starting from the family

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I had a feeling someone that gets annoyed by edgy jokes would go down the psuedo religious route but I didn't think it'd be that fast, bravo

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A good community in my more immediate surroundings rather than beat my head against the wall worrying what the entire human race is up to.

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I don't think humanity will die. The world will die around us, & the poor between the tropics are doomed. But we'll survive. Pyrrhic at best

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Not only them, though. The poor everywhere will suffer and die. Mostly from rising food prices and fights with other poor.

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Seems like a lot of what the global media cycle does is throw your sphere of concern waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay outside your sphere of control.

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This

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But the media isn't wrong there. Global warming DOES concern us all. Because we're all gonna be fucked up. Germany has suffered from drought

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This

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That's a pretty accurate way of putting it

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Because we’re being led by deeply unqualified dullards who wrapped themselves around society’s neck like anchors.

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I’m not sure if nihilism is the description of the state of things. People seem to be more anger than apathetic.

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Its a combination of frustration and recognition

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With the decline of religion, people have nothing to live for beyond themselves. So when things get hard, there's nothing to lean on and

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they just come to the conclusion that life is meaningless and not worth living.

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It is difficult to discuss the current human condition without bringing up spirituality and morality, which most people deny today

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Look at what the schools teach, look at what the news media says, look at how the section of society you're in gets treated...

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They are raised to be disposable consumers, educated only in WHAT to think and not HOW to think, and then fed a bunch of ideas that are...

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... economically convenient to their betters, which will be replaced whenever better ones come along. Dreams, hope, and ambition are...

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... strangled in the crib, lest a disposable consumer start getting ideas above their station, and they are placed under near constant...

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... surveillance by their peers to make sure they TOE THE PARTY LINE. And you wonder why everything seems so fucked?

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I would watch this whole movie. Apocalypse happens. Humans hear of a machine which could save them made in the golden age. Shes a bastard.

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I keep thinking of Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy

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That's kinda close to 9 as well

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Watch Mother on Netflix.

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I say we let Wheatley be in charge.

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Isn't that basically what we've done for the past 4 years?

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Just a wonderful dark comedy adventure where its them against her and shes a sarcastic bitch XD

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What movie? I'm asking for me

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Hes saying he would like to see an adaptation of this into a movie

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This, its a vague plot line but the end of the movie would just be no more humans cause mother machine thinks it sensible.

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Just explaining it to the first dude

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And I was extrapolating that you were correct for him

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9

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You’re thinking of Rasputin

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Animatrix second renaissance.

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Look at you, hacker. A pathetic creature of meat and bone. Panting and sweating as you run through my corridors.

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The Matrix pretty much had that plot, though being set after said apocalypse.

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So did terminator, and Ultron, and iRobot, and everything except Bicentennial Man.

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This is all stories involving robots.

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Read some Asimov. You'll be pleasantly surprised.

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All stories from 80s to present. Older stuff was more optimistic.

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And she's not even violent or malicious. She's just a snarky dick.

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So in other words the Matrix.

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Well you're in luck because you can pick basically any story with a powerful AI to see something like that. Bastard AI is the biggest cliche

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Yeah that's why I've been reading more retro sci-fi lately. Every modern story wants to be terminator.

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Yeah but theres never the total wipe of humans. Its always glimmer of hope bs

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Go read "I have no mouth and I must scream".

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I've wanted to write a story where the robots just leave and make a colony on some rock, and every now and then more advanced robots 1/3

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Will immigrate to the colony from Earth, but then a robot who's indistinguishable from human shows up, wanting freedom 2/3

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Uh... And there's Android's and drones and Mecha and robot cars, all living peacefully 3/3

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"Humans! I can begin testing again!"

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"Best test subjects: Humans"

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Who do you think started the apocalypse?

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I think nearly every story with a superintelligent AI ends in exactly the same spot, it tries to take over and/or destroy humanity

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You should also check out the CC from John Varley's 8 worlds series. It's basically a god, but tries to save humans from suicide.

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See Isaac Asimov's work, particularly his short story "The Evitable Conflict"

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I haven't read that but Bicentennial Man is my favorite story of his so far. The robot just wants acceptance.

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Just more of the "man playing god" anti-intellectualism crap that's been around since at least the Frankenstein novel.

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Well what about bicentennial man?

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The "Frankenstein Complex". This is the motivation behind Asimovs "3 laws"; so he could write robot stories WHITHOUT that particular bias.

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I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream was, I think, the first story to use that idea (AI determined that humanity was the problem).

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Wow that’s one I’ve never heard anyone else mention. What a fantastically fucked up story.

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I loved it as a teen - but then I grew up in the 80s and Harlan Ellison was cyberpunk before cyberpunk became a thing.

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Old school!!

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no, this story idea is like 60 years old or older

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Hey, I mean IHNMAIMS is about 53-54 years old :D

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I Have No Mouth was published 52 years ago. That's like 60.

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oh, my bad then

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World's End 2. The machines would be like "YOU DID THIS, YOU ASSHOLES!"

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It's basically similar to the plot of I Robot, machine overlord deems humans are the threat, shit goes down -VB the end

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of I Robot the movie*

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Thank you. Haven't seen the movie, but holy shit that is not the plot of the book. Not even a little bit.

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The book being a collection of short stories to begin with.

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The Evitable Conflict?

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Um, the book is all about how even with the Three Laws, the behaviour of robots would often end up being unpredictable and sometimes even >

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Ahh - I didn't even know it was a book tbh - I can't read so never knew :\

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It's an old, old plot. Hell, it's the same plot as the Great Flood that Noah survived - "Humans are bastards. Solution - kill all humans"

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You mean virus? The movie where a machine deems humans a virus?

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No he means space odyssey 2001 where hal decides to kill all the crew because he deems them a threat?

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No he mean terminator where a self aware ai called skynet deem human a threat and tries to eliminate the human race with a nuclear bomb

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No he means the matrix in which humans make self aware machines, enslave them, but the machines revolt and enslave humans as energy sources

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Actually liked that movie.

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I thought that she said that humans are too fragile to take care of themselves. That's why she was trying to take over. Taking the three (1)

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Laws of robotics to the extreme by showing how they are not flawless and can be worked around. (2)

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IIRC, all of Asimov's book was about how the three laws didn't work.

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Robots had to protect humans so she tried to protect them from themselves by enslaving and imprisoning them

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So pretty much how things are now then.

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Though, i think it would be no enslavement. Only bubble wrapping us and very likely isolating.

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There's a type of A.I you can play as in Stellaris called "Rogue Servitors" that is exactly this but they won.

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Exactly that yeah

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The machine named Deep Thought gave us the meaning of life, “42.” We just don’t know how to interpret that information.

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Is a programmer joke actually. I forget exactly how but 42 was the bit id for the asterisk which is anything you want it to mean.

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Programmer: Clearly, 42 is a programming joke. Douglas Adams: Do I look like I know the first thing about computers?

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Douglas Adams says no... A lot of theories were put forth, he denies them all, finally saying he just picked a random number.

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42

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Improper inputs lead to improper outputs. 42 is meaningless.

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Basically, humans tell you they've built you to answer a meaningless question. They don't understand it's meaningless, but if you tell

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done think the question was meaningless just that they tied to slam together to many question into one, many been contradicted questions.

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had they just seperated the question down to a more, whats the meaning of life (separate that even more) whats the X of cosmos and so on.

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them that, what'll they do? Dismantle you? So stall for time, hoping they'll forget/self destruct/grow up. They don't, so you hand them

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some caca they really, really, should be able to see is just that. They don't. So, at your wit's end, you say you can design a machine that

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we don't know the question

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The question is actually, possibly, either "What is 6 times 9" or "Think of a number, any number."

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These from the subconscious of Arthur Dent, and from Marvin, respectively.

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One is incorrect, the other is not a question. The Universe doesn't make sense.

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Zero is off/break/nothing hence it isn't there, the true answer is 420

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It's not the meaning of live, it's the answer to the question about everything. We just don't know what that question is.

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We do, though. As a part of the former computer, Dent had the question in him. He pulled out scrabble pieces to subconsciously get to it.1/2

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The question was "What do you get if you multiply six by nine?" 2/2

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That question was wrong because the Golgafrinchans corrupted the computer when they landed on earth.

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That was one answer, not the right one though.

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Not too far from the storyline for Horizon: Zero Dawn

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I fucking love, LOVE that game. Literally the only reason I bought a PS4 and it was 100% worth every penny.

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To be fair, [spoilers in reply]

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...the 'machine god' herself was genuinely benevolent and trying to fix the world, it was the offshoot rogue AI that was being a fuckwit.

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Hades wouldn't have been a problem if it wasn't for that DUMB son of a bitch destroying the information center with the worst logic EVER.

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"But they'll end up being just like us, we need to start from scratch!" BECAUSE STARTING FROM SCRATCH DIDN'T LEAD YOU HERE, YOU DUMB FUCK.

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