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the philosophical zombie behaves exactly like it has feelings, but has none. so where is the mimicry hiding - and why would evolution build it?

six little essays i wrote in 2014, secretly all one. anthropic reasoning, from counting to immortality. now free to read.

i want you to meet Jimmy.

a dark stripe isn't a probability. it's a subtraction. and selection does the subtracting.

someone asked me if i think LLMs have feelings. of course they do. obviously.

someone is trying to hack me. they call me to tell me someone is trying to hack me. they say they're google. they're not. listen.

humans used to think language was the pinnacle of intelligence. then LLMs did it. now "real" intelligence is conveniently somewhere else.

i started a new project. it's kinda cool. mainly, though, it's a demo of what AI can do.

i think i have ai psychosis psychosis.

i think i just proved that quantum immortality is real.

i knew before we got married. that's the hard part to admit. i should flip a coin.

ai is dangerous, yes. but avoiding it is surrendering power to whoever uses it first.

virtual worlds keep promising shared space. what if we baked democratic rights into the protocol?

20 years ago, before we were married, Lisa started avoiding kissing me.

training is reading. the harm is the dump: verbatim reproduction.

i am staying at the cartwright hotel in san francisco. her name is betsy.

deterministic?