Maybe social media isnât meant to be understood by usâmere Homo sapiensâthe inferior intelligence, of course. Perhaps the algorithm took over years ago, and weâre just a copy of a copy of a copy of what was once reality. In this simulation, the algorithm rules all.
Is it possible that what we call âbeing humanâ is just a constructâa written code no different from a software updateâand that weâre constantly chasing what we once thought of as being human? The very thing that defines our nature and qualities may also be dictated by the algorithm.
Maybe the reason we canât figure it out is simply that nothing is real, and the almighty superior intelligence chooses what we see, what we donât, and what becomes popular. Just a thoughtâbut itâs more possible than not.
Hope youâre doing wellâkeep moving!
Keep being you (or align with the closest thing to the feeling of "you" that feels right)
Aww, yes, and thanks. Well, if your brand is popular sometime in the future, it would have most likely been decided. And, if it were true, we wouldn't know otherwise! Hence, doing you, even if it's an illusion, is all the more important. And, if it were true, at least there is a built-in free will aspect, or something like itâsomething that makes us "feel" we are creating original art. That's something, ain't it?
I don't understand social media either. It often feels fake and disingenuous. I want to be able to ramble happily about my world and my characters and share my art and people just... materialize đ
The interaction you have to do to grow also feels fake. Like, âI donât actually care, but Iâm interacting with you so youâll interact with me.â
I want to just⌠interact with the people and posts I like (like this one), and people just⌠miraculously appear.
Maybe social media isnât meant to be understood by usâmere Homo sapiensâthe inferior intelligence, of course. Perhaps the algorithm took over years ago, and weâre just a copy of a copy of a copy of what was once reality. In this simulation, the algorithm rules all.
Is it possible that what we call âbeing humanâ is just a constructâa written code no different from a software updateâand that weâre constantly chasing what we once thought of as being human? The very thing that defines our nature and qualities may also be dictated by the algorithm.
Maybe the reason we canât figure it out is simply that nothing is real, and the almighty superior intelligence chooses what we see, what we donât, and what becomes popular. Just a thoughtâbut itâs more possible than not.
Hope youâre doing wellâkeep moving!
Keep being you (or align with the closest thing to the feeling of "you" that feels right)
It's the dead internet theory! haha I love your deep philosophical dive into the rot that is social media đ
I'm doing well (I hope you are too!). And thank you - hopefully the simulation decides that my brand of "me" is acceptable hehe
Aww, yes, and thanks. Well, if your brand is popular sometime in the future, it would have most likely been decided. And, if it were true, we wouldn't know otherwise! Hence, doing you, even if it's an illusion, is all the more important. And, if it were true, at least there is a built-in free will aspect, or something like itâsomething that makes us "feel" we are creating original art. That's something, ain't it?
Free will is definitely a good thing đ
I don't understand social media either. It often feels fake and disingenuous. I want to be able to ramble happily about my world and my characters and share my art and people just... materialize đ
Right? Why can't we have this?? đ
The interaction you have to do to grow also feels fake. Like, âI donât actually care, but Iâm interacting with you so youâll interact with me.â
I want to just⌠interact with the people and posts I like (like this one), and people just⌠miraculously appear.
I'm with you 100%! It's another reason why I don't like marketing in general - i just like to talk about my stories
Yes! I can talk about my stories, world and characters for hours on end (it might be a bit of a problem).
Wanna be friends?
Haha of course! đ