Text messages from A.

A: I'm Hungry. I'm not going to the store.
A: *now.

Is A going to the store?
>No, A is not going to the store.
What does *now mean?
>The symbol "*now" is commonly used in text messages as an indicator of emphasis on the preceding statement. In this context, it implies that A is emphasizing that they are hungry and not going to the store right now.

We have no hope against our AI masters.
*now

This exists. Now you know too.

This has made my day much better.

ChatGPT is impressive. With great gusto and confidence, it is able to put forward clearly contradictory claims, and is completely immune to gentle hints that what it has said makes no sense.

Humanity has successfully built a machine with as much self awareness as the average internet commenter.

Huh. So apparently, the word 'Scholomance', which I had first encountered from the Naomi Novik Novels, is based on a Romanian Legend: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scholomance

I'm guessing that's also the origin of the Hearthestone expansion (that I just learned about).

Good time to add twitter.com to your hosts file. Either /etc/hosts or C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts

127.0.0.1 twitter.com