David Boree

So they're just talking for hours and getting on each other's nerves at the same time.

But also, like...

building these increasingly elaborate fantasies about how they're going to save the cosmos.

And it's, you know, it's not great.

Through these conversations, they do develop Gwyn's multiple personalities theory, mixing in some of Ziz's own beliefs about good and evil.

And I want to quote another passage from that Wired article that summarizes what they come to believe about this.

A person's core consisted of two hemispheres, each one intrinsically good or non-good.

In extremely rare cases, they could be double good, a condition that, it so happened, Lasoda identified in herself.

And Ziz is consistently going to identify herself as intrinsically good.

So both sides of her personality are only good.

But most people are at best single good, which means part of them is non-good or basically evil, and they're at war with this other half of their brain that's a whole person that's evil.

which is why other people can't be trusted to make decisions.

You know, like increasingly Ziz's attitude is going to be like only intrinsically good people can be trusted to make good decisions.

Only the double goods.

Only the double goods.

That's such like a, you know, you're making your own like Orwell speech, Ziz.

This is a bad sign.

Yeah.

Um, so this is Google ambitions fall apart at this time.

They don't really give us a good explanation as to why.