the_dunk_tank
It's the dunk tank.
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Look at the in this thread running victory laps against positions none of us are taking, like
@[email protected] is the most exceptionally sycophantic bootlicker I've seen in these parts in a loooooong time.
I don't even think humans are fundamentally special, I think all life is special
surely they can see that being able to y'know, have an actual will is an important quality, right?
All I see is "silicon intelligence is nigh, denying the treat printers being intelligent means you're superstitious and believe that artifical intelligence is impossible AND you believe humans can defeat machines with the power of friendship, which of course makes you a stupid meat computer barbarian unlike my logical rational self" takes from that utter and total
In short, I think that euphoric Redditor thinks no life is special, you know, like some Warhammer 40k LARPer.
squashing the will with subservience to capital is, after all, the point