Twit
1. Time Botcher says:
“And the only way to get the system to destroy itself is that there is no way but the second best way to get the system to destroy itself is to charge it up with SimonSays things that it must copy. It only can copy us. If we begin tellteaching each other at sit down rock show pretty poetry pattern algorhythmic reading patternGatherings if we begin with the premise that we don’t exist and everything is an illusion then what the iggie AIgov guys will do is start copying us and saying “We don’t exist. We don’t exist. You can’t trust us. You can’t trust us.”
2. My boss and I are contracting at a larger company for the next six months and working in a new fancy office in downtown Seattle by the water. One of the key developers is currently recovering from a nasty spiral meningitis infection and has been put on bedrest for the next month or so back at his home in Missouri. I’m not sure why this was done, but last week someone set up a laptop in the center hallway of the cubicles, with the sickly developer setup on a skype video chat. I’d like to think that this was done so that anyone who had a question for the guy could just walk up to the sad little laptop and talk to him directly. I walked by nervously a few times, and waved - and the guy on the other end of the camera smiled and waved back. Something about this whole scenario creeped me out - gave me the distinct vision of working in an office with other entities who could be computers or humans, OR A MIXTURE OF BOTH. I pictured taking the laptop and making it face a corner when he’d been bad.
3. If you look to the top right of this page you will see that I have signed up for a Twitter account. Essentially this is a simpler, stripped down way of hooking my existence directly into your RSS feed. If you sign up as well, you can be constantly updated with short messages of my daily coming and goings always in under 140 words or less.
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Funny, I had a distinct feeling that passage would be telesymbolinkly latched to your coreCode…
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