/lit/ - Literature

>>22713665
they will (continue to) use it to train their AI, however. And none of the stinking indians who work for microshaft will speak up or do anything about it, because they get paid big money to feel superior to white-skinned joe average, who they eternally envy (not to meniton they'll lose their visas).

Now you know why things are as they are. There's a reason for everything.

>>18326759
>Seen so many modern day kids books about either farting, rejecting toxic masculinity or about racism
I’m so tired of this world

>>16306761
"Equality"

AI and other robots pretty much see us humans as gods, we created them thus we are their gods.

It's always implied that AI are much more developed then we are, yet they can't think for themselves.
They just learn, they never really do what we humans do and think for themselves.
And that made me think, we might not be as great as AI when it comes to learning, but we are much more innovative and creative.

What if our god isn't as developed as we are, but strives much more in something we can't understand, what would it be?

>>12383237
>when the memes escape memetown and become reality

>>10694312
I know that I have them, but I am more or less at peace with them, because they function as psychological coping mechanisms that allow me to sustain my meandering and disappointing life.

>>10332487
>dating is going to be a complete nightmare for them
>FOR THEM

What sort of world do you think we live in now?

>>10241701
>tfw haven't had sex in four years

>>8966856
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>>8967329

Setting aside Hitler's per-occupation with race, what exactly is so bad about fascism?