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Webby's Boyfriend said:
Hetalia, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Gundam, Sailor Moon, Youjo Senki, Into the Abyss and Fullmetal Alchemist.
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Even after your fictional pedolust and bestiality, it's really your absolutely shit-tier basic taste in anime that disappoints me the most.
I'd recommend some from this season, but I don't want to see actually good shit get incorporated into your autistic magical realm.
 
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Table Country said:
Really I'm still reeling from their belief that autism is a philosophical mindset rather than a mental disorder. Even stranger is the claim that Autism the Philosophy has an opposing force in the form of Cosmism, which judging from Duckfucker's interest in computer simulations I'm guessing has something to do with the beliefs of weirdo Aussie scientist Hugo de Garis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugo_de_Garis
Hugo De Garis believes that a major war before the end of the 21st century, resulting in billions of deaths, is almost inevitable.[2]:234 Intelligent machines (or "artilects", a shortened form of "artificial intellects") will be far more intelligent than humans and will threaten to attain world domination, resulting in a conflict between "Cosmists", who support the artilects, and "Terrans", who oppose them (both of these are terms of his invention). He describes this conflict as a "gigadeath" war, reinforcing the point that billions of people will be killed.[16][17] This scenario has been criticised by other AI researchers, including Chris Malcolm, who described it as "entertaining science fiction horror stories which happen to have caught the attention of the popular media".[18] Kevin Warwick called it a "hellish nightmare, as portrayed in films such as the Terminator".[2]:back cover
In 2005, de Garis published a book describing his views on this topic entitled The Artilect War: Cosmists vs. Terrans: A Bitter Controversy Concerning Whether Humanity Should Build Godlike Massively Intelligent Machines.[2]

Cosmism is a moral philosophy that favours building or growing strong artificial intelligence and ultimately leaving Earth to the Terrans, who oppose this path for humanity. The first half of the book describes technologies which he believes will make it possible for computers to be billions or trillions of times more intelligent than humans. He predicts that as artificial intelligence improves and becomes progressively more human-like, differing views will begin to emerge regarding how far such research should be allowed to proceed. Cosmists will foresee the massive, truly astronomical potential of substrate-independent cognition, and will therefore advocate unlimited growth in the designated fields, in the hopes that "super intelligent" machines might one day colonise the universe. It is this "cosmic" view of history, in which the fate of one single species, on one single planet, is seen as insignificant next to the fate of the known universe, that gives the Cosmists their name.
Hugo identifies with that group and noted that it "would be a cosmic tragedy if humanity freezes evolution at the puny human level".[19]

Terrans, on the other hand, will have a more "terrestrial" Earth-centred view, in which the fate of the Earth and its species (like humanity) are seen as being all-important. To Terrans, a future without humans is to be avoided at all costs, as it would represent the worst-case scenario. As such, Terrans will find themselves unable to ignore the possibility that super intelligent machines might one day cause the destruction of the human race—being very immensely intelligent and so cosmically inclined, these artilect machines may have no more moral or ethical difficulty in exterminating humanity than humans do in using medicines to cure diseases. So, Terrans will see themselves as living during the closing of a window of opportunity, to disable future artilects before they are built, after which humans will no longer have a say in the affairs of intelligent machines.
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That sounds like a homebrew version of Lovecraftian cosmicism.
 
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Senior Lexmechanic said:
Even after your fictional pedolust and bestiality, it's really your absolutely shit-tier basic taste in anime that disappoints me the most.
I'd recommend some from this season, but I don't want to see actually good shit get incorporated into your autistic magical realm.
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At least he didn't have Naruto on there.
 
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So yeah, thanks for all your hate and love, but I have neither time nor interest in answering all your questions. And my beliefs still stand unchanged.

Wether cartoons are real "in a another dimension" or wherenot, doesn't even matter to me, I am pretty sure they can be made real in this world here, within the next century via artificial intelligence and reality simulations.
 
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Webby's Boyfriend said:
So yeah, thanks for all your hate and love, but I have neither time nor interest in answering all your questions. And my beliefs still stand unchanged.

Wether cartoons are real "in a another dimension" or wherenot, doesn't even matter to me, I am pretty sure they can be made real in this world here, within the next century via artificial intelligence and reality simulations.
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Nigga you seriously need to stop with the cope and watch less cartoons if you seriously think resources would be spent on making cartoons real.
 
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