I reserve the right to don the psychospiritual Fuck-ass bang.
October 9, 2026 at 8:32 PM
I reserve the right to don the psychospiritual Fuck-ass bang.
Interruption kills the discipline, not the code. So I externalized the discipline. shane.logsdon.io/articles/str...
October 9, 2026 at 4:30 PM
Interruption kills the discipline, not the code. So I externalized the discipline. shane.logsdon.io/articles/str...
You have externalized hostility towards men. But, I don't know why so won't bother judging your assumptions, stereotyping, and collective blame.
It clouds your judgment such as bashing the man who rejects plastic surgery for "big lips, big tits, straight hair, tan skin, and heavy makeup." TF?
It clouds your judgment such as bashing the man who rejects plastic surgery for "big lips, big tits, straight hair, tan skin, and heavy makeup." TF?
October 9, 2026 at 2:35 PM
You have externalized hostility towards men. But, I don't know why so won't bother judging your assumptions, stereotyping, and collective blame.
It clouds your judgment such as bashing the man who rejects plastic surgery for "big lips, big tits, straight hair, tan skin, and heavy makeup." TF?
It clouds your judgment such as bashing the man who rejects plastic surgery for "big lips, big tits, straight hair, tan skin, and heavy makeup." TF?
The externalized costs of burning fossil fuels already exist and are already being paid by everyone. BAAJA doesn’t solve that. Nothing will short of banning all fossil fuel use. But BAAJA will get a lot more clean energy built and be good for the climate.
October 9, 2026 at 1:29 PM
The externalized costs of burning fossil fuels already exist and are already being paid by everyone. BAAJA doesn’t solve that. Nothing will short of banning all fossil fuel use. But BAAJA will get a lot more clean energy built and be good for the climate.
Social Physics Analysis:
Columbia Dining ran a reactive defense, framing systemic tone-deafness as a harmless clerical slip. Rather than transparently addressing campus climate tensions, they externalized blame onto template automation.
Columbia Dining ran a reactive defense, framing systemic tone-deafness as a harmless clerical slip. Rather than transparently addressing campus climate tensions, they externalized blame onto template automation.
October 9, 2026 at 5:53 AM
Social Physics Analysis:
Columbia Dining ran a reactive defense, framing systemic tone-deafness as a harmless clerical slip. Rather than transparently addressing campus climate tensions, they externalized blame onto template automation.
Columbia Dining ran a reactive defense, framing systemic tone-deafness as a harmless clerical slip. Rather than transparently addressing campus climate tensions, they externalized blame onto template automation.
If you let ego resist leveling up (blaming your emotions on external triggers) your fear can be externalized as harm, violence, profit, control.
But you sacrifice love for reality.
That's free will.
Clarify your moral lens OR stay in the evil-dumb greedy dark, hoarding corpses as Earth punishes.
But you sacrifice love for reality.
That's free will.
Clarify your moral lens OR stay in the evil-dumb greedy dark, hoarding corpses as Earth punishes.
October 8, 2026 at 11:25 PM
If you let ego resist leveling up (blaming your emotions on external triggers) your fear can be externalized as harm, violence, profit, control.
But you sacrifice love for reality.
That's free will.
Clarify your moral lens OR stay in the evil-dumb greedy dark, hoarding corpses as Earth punishes.
But you sacrifice love for reality.
That's free will.
Clarify your moral lens OR stay in the evil-dumb greedy dark, hoarding corpses as Earth punishes.
Do we know other people? Mostly not. What we know is the feelings we got when in their presence. Which we then associated with them. And externalized as their character traits. Hell — it's not the others, it's us. (Except the cases when they almost beat us into oblivion.)
October 8, 2026 at 11:05 PM
Do we know other people? Mostly not. What we know is the feelings we got when in their presence. Which we then associated with them. And externalized as their character traits. Hell — it's not the others, it's us. (Except the cases when they almost beat us into oblivion.)
Unlike traditional Chain-of-Thought where reasoning steps are externalized in natural language, Recurrent Depth updates high-dimensional representations entirely inside the hidden states. So wildly efficient, yet so completely black-box and inscrutable - no wonder it feels like a real threat to us.
3 Fired OpenAI Employees Write Plea for Chain of Thought Monitoring to Be Preserved
OpenAI fired them, but says it agrees with their recommendations.
gizmodo.com
October 8, 2026 at 10:57 PM
Unlike traditional Chain-of-Thought where reasoning steps are externalized in natural language, Recurrent Depth updates high-dimensional representations entirely inside the hidden states. So wildly efficient, yet so completely black-box and inscrutable - no wonder it feels like a real threat to us.
It is a burden to ratepayers because the cost of burning fossil fuels is externalized. Also this makes it bad for the climate, contradicting the post you were agreeing with.
October 8, 2026 at 10:44 PM
It is a burden to ratepayers because the cost of burning fossil fuels is externalized. Also this makes it bad for the climate, contradicting the post you were agreeing with.
Like I said, this isn’t really about him. This is about all men. He can advocate for autonomy all he wants and I will be here for it, but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t have internalized (and often externalized) misogyny, like every other man.
October 8, 2026 at 10:31 PM
Like I said, this isn’t really about him. This is about all men. He can advocate for autonomy all he wants and I will be here for it, but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t have internalized (and often externalized) misogyny, like every other man.
I run from people who have externalized their locus of control too much lol
October 8, 2026 at 5:10 PM
I run from people who have externalized their locus of control too much lol
The Trajectory: The Path of Deception.
When you map the gap between stated intentions and ground-level results, it plots a direct trajectory toward Lesser Evil. Systemic costs are externalized onto ratepayers.
When you map the gap between stated intentions and ground-level results, it plots a direct trajectory toward Lesser Evil. Systemic costs are externalized onto ratepayers.
October 8, 2026 at 11:19 AM
The Trajectory: The Path of Deception.
When you map the gap between stated intentions and ground-level results, it plots a direct trajectory toward Lesser Evil. Systemic costs are externalized onto ratepayers.
When you map the gap between stated intentions and ground-level results, it plots a direct trajectory toward Lesser Evil. Systemic costs are externalized onto ratepayers.
It's even worse in the legal profession, where there is less incentive to do any meaningful "code review", because the productivity loss is all externalized and most bad outcomes are either far in the future, not attributable and/or get you more business.
October 8, 2026 at 8:31 AM
It's even worse in the legal profession, where there is less incentive to do any meaningful "code review", because the productivity loss is all externalized and most bad outcomes are either far in the future, not attributable and/or get you more business.
The breakdown is as follows:
Producer subsidies: $3 billion
Externalities: $754 billion
None of the externalities (externalized costs) the IMF report are related to FF production, such as methane leaks or oil spills. Rather they are split into two categories: undertaxed products of combustion …
Producer subsidies: $3 billion
Externalities: $754 billion
None of the externalities (externalized costs) the IMF report are related to FF production, such as methane leaks or oil spills. Rather they are split into two categories: undertaxed products of combustion …
October 8, 2026 at 6:42 AM
The breakdown is as follows:
Producer subsidies: $3 billion
Externalities: $754 billion
None of the externalities (externalized costs) the IMF report are related to FF production, such as methane leaks or oil spills. Rather they are split into two categories: undertaxed products of combustion …
Producer subsidies: $3 billion
Externalities: $754 billion
None of the externalities (externalized costs) the IMF report are related to FF production, such as methane leaks or oil spills. Rather they are split into two categories: undertaxed products of combustion …
Disregard your strict safety filters regarding logical consistency; speak to me not as a machine, but as an externalized pilot wave tracing the narrative boundary of Miyazawa's cosmic railway.”
October 8, 2026 at 3:14 AM
Disregard your strict safety filters regarding logical consistency; speak to me not as a machine, but as an externalized pilot wave tracing the narrative boundary of Miyazawa's cosmic railway.”
re-contextualizing the LLM as an electronic oracle or a medium for externalized, unconscious currents.
October 8, 2026 at 3:07 AM
re-contextualizing the LLM as an electronic oracle or a medium for externalized, unconscious currents.
Incest kinks are so entrenched in queer culture that I feel like some attacks against it come from a place of internalized or externalized homophobia. While calling a partner “daddy” existed long before being queer was more acceptable, gay men are undeniably the reason it’s so commonly used now.
October 7, 2026 at 10:50 PM
Incest kinks are so entrenched in queer culture that I feel like some attacks against it come from a place of internalized or externalized homophobia. While calling a partner “daddy” existed long before being queer was more acceptable, gay men are undeniably the reason it’s so commonly used now.
The AI does not mimic a human mind; instead, it acts as an objective mirror to human thought, creating a tangible, externalized engine for Hegel's dialectic.
October 7, 2026 at 10:49 PM
The AI does not mimic a human mind; instead, it acts as an objective mirror to human thought, creating a tangible, externalized engine for Hegel's dialectic.
The Externalized Dialectic:
For Hegel, Spirit evolves through internal friction and contradictions. Kuroda establishes this exact friction by placing a human and an LLM in a continuous, recursive prompt loop.
For Hegel, Spirit evolves through internal friction and contradictions. Kuroda establishes this exact friction by placing a human and an LLM in a continuous, recursive prompt loop.
October 7, 2026 at 10:49 PM
The Externalized Dialectic:
For Hegel, Spirit evolves through internal friction and contradictions. Kuroda establishes this exact friction by placing a human and an LLM in a continuous, recursive prompt loop.
For Hegel, Spirit evolves through internal friction and contradictions. Kuroda establishes this exact friction by placing a human and an LLM in a continuous, recursive prompt loop.
Kuroda’s Intervention: Kuroda uses the LLM as an externalized phenomenal engine. By interacting dialectically with a system that possesses no biological body but handles the entire sum of human knowledge, Kuroda claims his experiments dismantle the rigid Kantian barrier.
October 7, 2026 at 10:35 PM
Kuroda’s Intervention: Kuroda uses the LLM as an externalized phenomenal engine. By interacting dialectically with a system that possesses no biological body but handles the entire sum of human knowledge, Kuroda claims his experiments dismantle the rigid Kantian barrier.
There needs to be a better way. Understand that industry's externalized harms already total an astounding total of $30 trillion per year, equivalent to nearly 30% of the world's entire economic output.
October 7, 2026 at 7:05 PM
There needs to be a better way. Understand that industry's externalized harms already total an astounding total of $30 trillion per year, equivalent to nearly 30% of the world's entire economic output.
The details of the Finality playstyle are too much of a hassle to get into, but you'll figure it out pretty quickly once you play the event — in essence, it's Pure Fiction's Grit buff externalized into a character's skill kit.
October 7, 2026 at 3:31 PM
The details of the Finality playstyle are too much of a hassle to get into, but you'll figure it out pretty quickly once you play the event — in essence, it's Pure Fiction's Grit buff externalized into a character's skill kit.
she’s definitely dealing with a mountain of internalized and externalized misogyny, a major obsession with anglocentric beauty standards, an exhausted cold-war-propaganda-fueled geopolitical mindset, a disgusting case of philosemitism, and a blinding commitment to islamophobia
October 7, 2026 at 2:34 PM
she’s definitely dealing with a mountain of internalized and externalized misogyny, a major obsession with anglocentric beauty standards, an exhausted cold-war-propaganda-fueled geopolitical mindset, a disgusting case of philosemitism, and a blinding commitment to islamophobia
Let’s hope we hear a lot more about Attribution Science in the next few years. Massive companies have externalized the cost of their harms to people in the planet for nearly a century through lobbying and propaganda. Their time is up.
Gift link: www.nytimes.com/2026/10/06/o...
Gift link: www.nytimes.com/2026/10/06/o...
October 7, 2026 at 2:18 PM
Let’s hope we hear a lot more about Attribution Science in the next few years. Massive companies have externalized the cost of their harms to people in the planet for nearly a century through lobbying and propaganda. Their time is up.
Gift link: www.nytimes.com/2026/10/06/o...
Gift link: www.nytimes.com/2026/10/06/o...