@grips
>thinks a girl with masculine traits must actually be a boy born into the wrong body
>misapplies the word "literally" and never uses the word "metaphorically"
>conflates words with violence
>thinks works of fiction that portray immoral behavior should be banned
>thinks "learning about" means "uncritically agreeing with"
>thinks portrayal is endorsement
>thinks held opinions are more important than actions
>doesn't understand the difference between fantasy and reality
there's a pattern here.
>thinks a girl with masculine traits must actually be a boy born into the wrong body
>misapplies the word "literally" and never uses the word "metaphorically"
>conflates words with violence
>thinks works of fiction that portray immoral behavior should be banned
>thinks "learning about" means "uncritically agreeing with"
>thinks portrayal is endorsement
>thinks held opinions are more important than actions
>doesn't understand the difference between fantasy and reality
there's a pattern here.
@grips now that I'm describing that pattern, isn't that the kind of error an AI would make? Not understanding sarcasm or humor or fiction? Not placing moral emphasis or importance on actions done in physical reality, at least not compared to Internet Points?
