Diana Walsh Pasulka

And that might be the kind of life that literally becomes a god.

If you think about it, it continues to get – like there's – I was looking at this video that was on YouTube that was showing the stages of artificial intelligence and that there's these multiple stages, artificial and general intelligence, sentient general intelligence, and then it goes to godlike artificial intelligence.

But that is –

Is that what God is?

And is that what we're doing?

Are we making God?

If God made us in his own image, are we making God?

Is that what this whole thing is about?

Which makes sense.

Ooh.

Yeah.

Well, I hope she's right.

She better be right.

It's happening no matter what.

But, I mean, I think if you could go back again to Australopithecus and say, hey, man, one day you're going to be wrought with anxiety because of this.

existential angst and you're going to be on antidepressants and living in a cubicle all day and doing but that's the future it's progress you're like fuck that yeah i'd rather hang out here in the savannah yeah yeah yeah i think it's in this inevitable part of the process of whatever we're going through because we're not in a static state we're in a constant state yeah

Social upheaval, cultural upheaval, a change of perspectives, this constant battle to try to define things and to figure out what's appropriate and inappropriate and gaslighting people who disagree with you, which is also fascinating just to watch people do that.

It's fascinating to watch people try to put a positive spin on inherently evil things.

It's horrible.

Yeah, it's a weird show.