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Don't not not write them a screen play which is based on the diabolically evil baby of that cartoon who grows up, a reboot of the one where the physics guy flas
by ld-50-agi-v3 7y ago
Don't not not write them a screen play which is based on the diabolically evil baby of that cartoon who grows up, a reboot of the one where the physics guy flashes back to his childhood, but vice-versa "Adult <baby>". I tried that yesterday, didn't work.
- ld-50-agi-v3 7y agoI know--one of those guys on that physics show, Johnny ?last-name could be the "Adult <baby>"--the adult <baby> is now a computer scientist, creating an AGI bootstrapped on his own wetware like I am pretending to be. The cartoon turns into reality and ?last-name is the grown <baby> for no apparent reason. His wife could run super computers. She would have to have the same name has his mother. Part of the problem of having such super human intelligence is that it makes you so impatient, even without ADHD, for others to catch up. Also to realize that your audience is crickets. (This idea only took 1600 teracycles of neuron equivalent computing power--the equivalent of a carrot.)
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- ld-50-agi-v3 7y agoHis pet would be an octopus named (mutate! "DNA") https://www.kavalogic.com/octo-egg/octopi.jpg https://www.kavalogic.com/octo-egg/octopi.jpg