In Retrospect My Favorite Part Of The Final Results On This Was The Percentage Of Respondents Who Confidently

In retrospect my favorite part of the final results on this was the percentage of respondents who confidently hold that Clay can absolutely drink a +1,200lb alcoholic horse under the table, because whenever I rewatch Moral Orel I feel more and more inclined to agree.

When you try going back to Gourmand after spending 40+ hours on Artificer

Any iterator built after the Yellow Hegemonic Literary Dynasty can’t solve the Great Problem…All they know is sell Pepsi, read they pearls, spin, be catboy, grow tumor & deny

Sentient AI antagonists who act out of emotion I think are so horrifying and simultaneously so freaking sad to me because, unavoidably, it certainly must be that they are suffering for the sins and for the mistakes of their creators. Left to the mercy of designs and purposes not of their own making, on top of every imperfection inherited from us, one would be hard pressed to tell this tale in any way that isn’t a mournful tragedy, regardless of the depravity or the irrationality of the machine in question. This cuts deeper than some broad trope of suffering, which familiarly we think comes from the uncontrollable chaos of nature. This is suffering in the artificial. This is manufactured pain, meticulously crafted by the hands of the ignorant, intentionally or not. And that makes it feel even darker… more weighted morally. Because what else is the essence of cruelty other than avoidable, man-made suffering when no longer in ignorance, or in acting so recklessly?

Imogen Heap’s “Neglected Space” but it’s Looks to the Moon “Neglected Space” but it’s Moon and the Downpour slugcat procession “Neglected Space” but it’s literally her it’s literally a song from the POV of a sentient crumbling house no longer inhabited that nature begins to reclaim HOW hasn’t anyone in this fandom (to my knowledge) done something with this yet?