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3 experts · 6 posts · 6d ago
Ryan Moulton: AI denial does function well as a low stakes tracer dye for how much groupthink is in a community. If you see a high frequency of afflicted people, that community hasn't ingested any info other tha…
Ryan Moulton: If they're that blinkered about what their computer can do, imagine how they react about anything that actually has real emotional stakes for them.
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3 experts · 4 posts · 6d ago
Ryan Moulton: In Watchmen, once superheroes become real, all the comic authors switch to writing about pirates. I feel like a similar thing is happening with sci fi vs fantasy.
Ted Underwood: In Watchmen, once superheroes become real, all the comic authors switch to writing about pirates. I feel like a similar thing is happening with sci fi vs fantasy.
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