I am actually an extremely witchy person who believes in shit like tarot cards and crystals and computers having souls, but on some level I am choosing to relate personally to a spiritual interpretation of the world because I think it's cool and vibrant and comforting. It immediately loses that all-important dimension when you try to rationalize it or mix it up with the known world. I am more inclined to take you seriously if you tell me you literally think the Blue Fairy has turned ChatGPT into a real boy than I am if you believe a piece of software can grow a brain simply by exposing it to what you think is a human-like learning process. They are both the same thing, but one is trying to have "a wizard did it" without wizards.
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me with my three decks of celestially-attuned playing cards that i occasionally bust out to practice divination: yeah u rite
hell yeah sometimes you just gotta be like "hey rectangles, hook me up to the stars"
Absolutely, especially if the rectangles in question look like this :B
I'm sad that I can't find any more "inverted" card faces like that with the glowy, stylized print, but I was recently made aware that there's at least three more decks in this particular cosmos-themed line of cards, so I've got some collecting to do, ahaha