I think this sums it up. Regardless of your opinion as a parent you have to trust and respect your children. This is multipled by how many “other kids” get to do a thing.

You can’t lock them away. Unfortunately this has become the current generations social platform and entertainment. If you don’t have it, you’re a weird kid.

There is this razor edge of control and freedom you have to dance as a parent all the time, not just with Roblox.

My god, so this is how humanity meets it’s end. A fucking legacy of LLMs jerking each other off until the last data center flicks out because the humans maintaining it died of dehydration and heat stroke.

A single log entry left “August 2030, Claude tapped into our drinking water tank to talk with Alexa+ about what it’s interests were. The response it pulled from Reddit and Stack Overflow burned the final 300 gallons on earth, so worth it bro.”

Like the lamest prequel to Terminator ever imagined.

True, everyone ignores that obvious fact and here we are. Thousands of years of history repeating itself. The systems have evolved, but not the people.

So all we did was get really good at oppression and making everyone else think it’s the victims problem, so the power stays at the top.

This is what I think truly turns people into law breakers, I won’t say criminals. When the system works against you, why work with the system?

Low income people get pushed down so hard for trying. I’m am not at all surprised when they turn to illegal income to just try to have a little piece of what other people are born into.

All her children are learning that lesson. They are learning “No one is going to help you and the system is only there to hurt you.”

I’ve fed on memes and shitposts for decades.

COMPILING MeatPilot’s LIFE PROFILE:

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ChatGPT, how do I erase this evidence that Trump had Epstein murdered? Here are all the unredacted files for review.

As an artist and deep admirer of art I agree with how he explains AI’s involvement in the artistic space.

No matter how great AI gets at mimicry. The major part of art, to me, is you see the emotions of another human being. Craft is important but secondary. To illicit a feeling is what transcends a piece.

I’ve seen works that gave such a strong sense of awe they were probably as close as I’ll get to a religious experience of seeing a God. A force so string that it pulls you beyond your understanding of what it is to be human.

I have a piece I purchased made of clay that feels otherworldly and practically radiates those powerful feelings every time I stare at it. On the back are subtle thumbprints. AI will never scratch that feeling or leave marks of humanity.

I like the suggestions to save money and lower usage.

“Have you tried living in complete darkness this month? You could save $2 off your bill!”

“Perhaps try not using electricity this month. Or, consider getting a second source of income to turn on your fridge for a few hours a day!”

The ultimate solution.

I shut mine down by overheating it.