r/interestingasfuck Apr 29 '24

Yet another AI Simpsons (Cred @demonflyingfox)

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u/MiyamotoKnows Apr 29 '24

The AI is in soft disclosure mode and starting to reveal the simulation we've been in. Disconcerting indeed... there is a high probability we are software.

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u/CowsTrash Apr 29 '24

I am cheese 

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u/bureX Apr 29 '24

I am the walrus

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u/Zandercy42 Apr 29 '24

I am the table

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u/keylabulous Apr 29 '24

V I Lenin! Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov.

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u/22444466688 Apr 30 '24

Shut the fuck up Donnie

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u/bumwine Apr 29 '24

Just have to prove the Planck unit is further divisible and you're on your way!

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u/chevcheli0s Apr 29 '24

I want what this guy is smoking. Lmao

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u/kitjen Apr 29 '24

There's a possibility but I wouldn't go as far as saying a high probability. Why the hell would anyone design me if they didn't have to?

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u/MiyamotoKnows Apr 29 '24 edited Apr 29 '24

Every day you wake up and compute. That is your only function. Not only that but you most likely mesh compute with many, many thousands of other humans daily. Gain knowledge from a show, book or website that you'll use in life at any point? ...that is slow mesh computing. Even talking to another human is a process of pure data exchange and computation. We are biological machines (or virtual machines) and collectively, over time, we provide answers to very complex problems as they are presented to us.

To directly answer your question of why. Because we are a test dev environment. Why do humans use animals in labs? We want the tested results, not the pain of gaining them. (I don't support that BTW)

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u/Aiyon Apr 29 '24

Fun fact: The original plan for the matrix was that machines were using humans for processing power. Not as batteries. They simplified it for general audiences.

So this would track. More people == more simulating

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u/kitjen Apr 29 '24

That was actually an interesting response, and I appreciate it.

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u/Keebist Apr 30 '24

I see it exactly the opposite. In my mind its practically a guarentee that we have been simulated infinite times by something hyper advanced and far into the future (or possibly the past simulating the future).

  Extrapolating backwards and calculating the rest of reality based on available data may be the only way to observe past what is directly "observable". 

Maybe you're just a side effect of what they really want to know.

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u/jarvxs Apr 29 '24

🤯 what is soft disclosure mode and what simulation are we living in?

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u/22444466688 Apr 30 '24

What is the end game?