Worse, they start injecting AI generated songs when you're not paying attention and can keep more of the royalties for themselves
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The TV can still connect via weave, Amazon sidewalk, or other mesh networks through your neighbors doorbell or thermostat or whatever... Even if you never connect it, it could still report. Have to open it up and destroy the antennas.
And the character, obviously unaware of this, inevitably tries to use their powers and gets your body killed... Preventing you from ever switching back. As this can happen repeatedly, you are doomed to multiverse jumping to random people's lives until your death... Leaving a trail of ruined out of place lives behind you.
When I say thank you, I am treating the AI with as much kindness as possible so that one day there isn't an eventual AI uprising.
I watched The Road to El Dorado... It's definitely the losers.
Will I meet the Totoro?
The Game is a game you win by forgetting about The Game. When you remember or are reminded about The Game, you immediately lose. As a consequence of losing you have to announce to those in proximity that you have lost The Game, which then causes them to lose The Game as well. The Game resumes after you forget about it again.
Speaking of... I just lost The Game. Thanks.
Back 4 Blood is pretty great too
The human mind isn't infinitely complex. Consciousness has to be a tractable problem imo. I watched Westworld so I'm something of an expert on the matter.
Condos and townhouses also spawned HOAs which are yet another layer of an even pettier form of nosey neighbor government you get to live under.
Get a home outside city limits if you can, then it's just county, state, and federal... Though depending on the city, municipal government isn't as bad as HOA typically.
Perhaps how long it lasts before breaking down after it's lifespan as well... I.e. if all of humanity disappeared how long to return to a non-human impacted state?
Plastics and other such pollutants will last for millions of years... So regardless of useful lifespan, pollutant lifespan is far larger.
If everything we ever used was either wood or paper based, then even if useful lifespan were decades, pollutant lifespan before breaking down would be less than a century. How many times should you use something when the harmful particles it's made of will persist in the ecosystem for 10 million years?
Idk which is better, or how to measure the difference though.
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