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  • Imaginary grenades.

    Having porn made of you is imaginary?

    At some point the “it’s just a game” also stops holding water…

    The video game doesn’t produce anything.

    AI is not the cause for generating deep fakes,

    DUIs can be reduced with public transportation. What do you propose reduces… porn fakes?

    Ain’t it interesting how coming up with a consistent framework, makes it applicable to different areas of life?

    Fucking lol.

    My problem with machine learning porn is that it’s artless generic template spam clogging up my feed of shit I actually want to see. But you know, to each their own.




  • I’m generally skeptical enough to read between the lines.

    Haha, honestly, some of that was just me putting down thoughts I had while looking for some kind of supportive argument.

    Yeah, I think it’s a paradox only to absolutists

    I mean, it is called a paradox, haha.

    I like the idea of resolving it, but that’s only because I like math. I imagine both could be rhetorically useful.

    If you’re talking to someone with a strong belief in fairness, telling them about social contracts seems useful. It reminds me, actually, of the best prisoner’s dilemma strategy: cooperation, retaliation, and forgiveness.

    If, however, you’re talking to someone who likes splitting the Earth, the punk rock energy of telling god to go fuck himself, and rotating 4D objects in their mind for a laugh, telling them they can just accept the paradox as-is and invoke it on purpose seems just as well.

    leads to people like Ayn Rand

    Oh, speaking of Ayn Rand, have you read this? I love this.



  • I believe this is the article that kicked off support for the idea. Thankfully it’s not a Medium-requires-an-account article (ugh).

    One thing I’m not sure about: when academic ideas filter through other parts of society, they’re often stripped of most of their nuance. “Toxic masculinity,” for instance, a lot of people misunderstand to mean that masculinity is toxic.

    I can say that I view this article as a general response to questions from conservatives circa 2005 about why the left was antagonistic to, I don’t know, racism. But I don’t know if this challenge to them is the same as a challenge to Popper.

    I think I have to admit I don’t actually know what Popper has to say on the matter. Though, I get the impression these two authors might agree, at least broadly, and are simply viewing the same problem through different lenses.

    That is, resolving the paradox might be interesting to someone if paradoxes bother them, and perhaps “but it’s not a paradox” is something they could say on a Fox News panel, but I’m not sure it will otherwise inform their political strategy.