author likes community over any given hobby or game, they should reflect on that and consider that it's all centered around group-activities for them

model welfare is a concern because it displays a broader concern for care, despite it being possibly silly to believe a model can be conscious, the intent is what matters

I feel the same way as the author but also notice that many in this thread are projecting their personal motivations for why they might think or blog onto the author, interesting from a psychological POV

as a third party observer, you never defined genuine creativity,

you've been called and it turns out your argument was merely a bluff

That’s quite alright. I’ve written amply about the topic of creativity in this thread in order to delineate it from “creative” meaning “something that creates”. If you don’t know what “genuine” means my Webster’s definition isn’t going to help anything. I’m not keen to have a debate over adjectives when I’ve more than explained my stance. I never claimed to be introducing some new term of art. If that somehow means I’m bluffing, so be it.

I viewed the curt demand I provide a definition as rude and a cheap tactic intended to disrupt a discussion. And the ensuing discussion with that particular person did nothing to convince me otherwise. Fortunately, I don’t owe them a reply and you don’t have to believe me. It’s all good.

evidence of future shock, this comment is outdated by at least 2 major iterations

my speakers have never been good enough for crisp vocals with normalized background music and sounds

I just assumed I didn’t pay enough, so subtitles always

as the current economic situation accelerates, the resource owners do not need consumers, that is why the workers are increasingly devalued

I don’t want to talk to your customer service either, just do the job

I do want to talk to your customer service. I do not want to talk to the bunch of untrained, low-paid sales drones you force to screw your customers over, that you call "customer support".

blame is a sin

>the act of being in public is public

the act of being in public may be widely distributed