👁️ autosurveillant 👁️ @pee_zombie@schelling.pt

if only epistemics were immune to the fallacy of the excluded middle

all too often there's a massive chasm of confusion to be crossed between realizing you're wrong and finding what's right

this is why we're so loathe to admit this, bc then we risk having to wander
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RT @staringispolite
an underrated thing about admitting you were wrong is you immediately become right
https://twitter.com/staringispolite/status/1320850711974801409

is it that Proper Adults don't seem to have this problem? and, perhaps this is true, as I don't recall my parents having a Chair; why is this so? do they truly not re-wear clothing? or do they put it back in their closet and don't differentiate between unworn and worn but clean?

I've recently taken to using a dedicated shelf just for this purpose and it's been Quite Nice; instead of pretending this need doesn't exist I explicitly acknowledge it and designate a staging area

why are we generally so unwilling to do this? so many people have The Chair

all too real and speaks to an unsolved problem in the wardrobe design space; how was this addressed in the past when laundry was a much bigger deal? how did handmaids handle this for their clients?
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RT @0xAsync
No mom it's not a "messy pile of clothes on my chair" it's an L1 cache for fast random access to my frequently used clothes in O(1) time. It needs to be big to avoid expensive cache misses (looking in my closet). I NEED to be min…
https://twitter.com/0xAsync/status/1607541407937339392

who are to be the shamans of hyperreality if not us poasters?

the hyperreal criticality has brought about a great rewilding of the mind as the veil between the realms thins and the world of spirits merges with the corporeal

the ubiquity of the internet, ie the reification of the noosphere, necessitates the rise of shamans to guide us thru

a mutualistic meme must be metabolically adaptive, possessing cognitive utility, aiding us in our sensemaking endeavors; is religion one of these? is believing in a god useful? or is the meme using us?

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RT @pee_zombie
@relic_radiation what matters much more than "are spirits real" is "does talking about spirits help me understand and relate to the world better"

https://twitter.com/pee_zombie/status/1542281366896779264?t=03uuUeomgG…
https://twitter.com/pee_zombie/status/1554560787607302144

memes are symbiotes in the most literal sense, organisms living within us. some are parasitic while others are mutualistic; the worst of the former manipulate us to act against our interests, all the while believing to be motivated by our own agency

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RT @pee_zombie
it's worth considering your cognitive frame from a utility perspective; is it serving you? does thinking in this way make your life better, does it give you useful insigh…
https://twitter.com/pee_zombie/status/1398736044154044420

the belief, the meme, is a god-tulpa, the Body

the clergy is a specialized memeholder pressed into service, an Officer

the holy books are spores containing the serialized Genome

the temples are artificial memetic hosts, cooperative mecha

gods are Real

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RT @pee_zombie
milady is a perfect example of an ascendant hybrid technologically-mediated egregore

not quite awakened just yet but with every meme, fan vid, viral schizo screed,…
https://twitter.com/pee_zombie/status/1506485822274609154

the various gods all appear equally real thru this lens, living in the noosphere but anchored in the mind of every believer

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RT @pee_zombie
gods are literally real; we just use the wrong ontics

a god is not a supernatural anthromorphic entity but rather an egregore comprised of the cumulative actions of every meme holder, ie believer

the noosphere is not somehow immune to natural selection; gods need resources too https://twitter.…
https://twitter.com/pee_zombie/status/1516123992603643913

the architects of religion were the original memetic engineers, the prior art that marketers and propogandists reverently reference
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RT @BlindMansion
The thing is, this view is *kinda* biblical.

As in, it could be argued that the New Testament authors were going for this sort of thing. https://twitter.com/MasterTimBlais/status/1607003742670397441
https://twitter.com/BlindMansion/status/1607207304918872064

civilization is an inexpressibly enormous miracle

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RT @pee_zombie
this is exactly it, for me; everywhere I go, all i see is the enormous complexity of our supply chain, the massive feat of social engineering a globalized industrial civilization represents

in every square inch of our world is embedded thousands of people's labor & ingenuity https://twitter.com/RichDecibels/status/1330592215920472070
https://twitter.com/pee_zombie/status/1331092174071623680

we were born several millennia into an ascent the bottom of which I hope we never see
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RT @erin_nerung
the single most extraordinary thing i learned these past two years is what an outstanding enterprise post-industrial revolution human production is

an unbelievable amount of effort was necessary to bring about every last thing that surrounds us
https://twitter.com/erin_nerung/status/1608291234958790659

seems we've got an influx of new users inbound from ACX; hey y'all, welcome to the Point! hope you enjoy your stay, pls @ me with any questions/concerns!

also check out the guide in the announcements and the federated timeline to find interesting people to follow!

#noxp

so, its even able to do meta-analysis and contrast to characteristics of previous experiences; where is this coming from? I find this particularly surprising tbh

where does this notion of a typical prompt come from? has it been retrained to include its own conversations?

even the robot thinks i'm weird 😮‍💨

luv 2 get feedback :^)

one last thing; lets see if it remembers what we did!

the first result is good but seems too similar to my precise wording...
the second is better, but just reworded
the last is decent but too simple, and misses the iterations. but good enough!

it started erroring at this point so i'll stop bullying the poor thing. mildly surprised & p impressed with how well it performed at this complex series of related tasks! clearly its not perfect & not too great at remembering details across iterations but better than expected