Actual Thoughts I've Had, Verbatim...

[Mister Obvious]

If even Trisha's had a threesome with Adam22... that guy is a total whore, my God. Lmao. Gross yikes just gross just yikes.

[Mister Obvious]

YIIIIIIIIIIIIIKES.

[Mister Obvious]

Trisha bitch WHY BITCH WHYYYYYYYYYY.

Adam22's body count gotta make Trisha look like a fucking virgin.

I fucking HATE promiscuity.

[Mister Obvious]

A lot of people don't understand how intelligent Trisha actually is.

[Mister Obvious]

She hasn't always used it for good. But lol.

[Mister Obvious]

Dude this guy is SAVVVVAAAAGGGGGEEEE.

[Guest]

I think he is super rich but he's the brother of the retarded Hila Klein of that inexplicably popular show with Ethan Klein. Redbar can be a bit brutal lol

[Mister Obvious]

He's only speculated to have a net worth of $5 million. Yeah I Google'd it lol. How the fuck did they afford that house they live in if he's only worth $5mil?? Whatevs... hopefully they have it wrong, cuz according to a search, Colleen is at $12mil. Less than I figured but still twice as much as what's his nuts. But when you combine Trisha's $$$ with Hacmon's, maybe it's close to what Colleen has. Doubt it. They're probably worth no more than $9mil combined.

[Mister Obvious]

They better be extra careful in life from this point forward if they really are only worth $9mil. That's not "live the rest of your life comfortably" money when you live in a stupid mansion in LA. No offense to mansions, y'all aren't stupid, but... in this financial context, you are.

[Mister Obvious]

That's "live in a modest, well built cabin on some considerable acreage comfortably for the rest of your life" money.

[Guest]

Well either way at least Trisha is a less awful person than Colleen.

[Mister Obvious]

9:00 I didn't even know Moses had a YouTube channel. I don't think his hair is long like that anymore, but he was super hot with that look. I've never really heard much out of him or looked at him that hard til now. He has a nice voice, I am not disliking this at all. He seems like a spiritualist fruitloop... I didn't figure on that. I think it's a good thing for Trisha.

9:12 oh my God, guy, SHUT UP, what is your DEAL!??!?!?!?!?!?!

9:27 "My identity is water." I mean, it makes sense. Come on now...

"Water is what keeps us here. Water is the answer."
https://www.sectual.com/thread-1178.html

I find it relatable.

I never looked into Moses... I just figured he was the typical rich middle eastern weirdo perv who's into the whole "buxom blonde" thing.

9:36 they're making fun of him, but I don't see anything to make fun of. I appreciate Moses for talking about stuff like this. He ain't even wrong. And he's nice to listen to and look at, frankly.

Trisha lucked up for sure. I always thought it really seemed like he was a decent and thoughtful husband and dad too, but I was never too sure why I felt that way considering what I FIGURED was his deal. Now that the spiritual aspect of things is brought into the picture, it makes way more sense that I had that impression of him.

Just from what I can see here, a man like Moses is a win... rare, too.

I kiiiiiiiiiinda wanna read Moses' birth chart now lolz.

11:22 brotherman sir, you are not worthy, lmao.

11:55 I love his pizza obsession, holy shit, he's looking like a fucking dream guy to me at this point, make it stop tho.

13:08 hopefully he isn't a fat fetishist/encourager though.

No birth time for Moses so his natal chart isn't totally accurate, but it's good enough for a fast glance...

There are a lot of great aspects which suggest he's actually a good person, and there are also several aspects that suggest he is not to be fucked with. Like, really... anybody who comes at him is doomed, and Trisha is definitely safe.

Interesting. Thanks for posting, Guest, I never would have looked into this otherwise.

Been watching Trish since 2013 and it's cool to know what kinda situation she actually married.

[Mister Obvious]

I did figure he was like way richer than that though but it's fine I guess.

[Guest]

Trisha is kind of like Unstoppable Morgan to me in that she just reminds me people I know or have met but on a bigger scale (no pun intended to Trish)... a more amplified version

[Guest]

If I had 5 mil I would make an offer on Miami like Jimmy Buffet but yeah then just settle for a cabin in the Everglades or something.

[Guest]

Moses could do some serious water research in the Everglades

[Mister Obvious]

Fucking lmfaololol @ the Everglades references.

[somethingelseishere]

fuckmeat 

ROFL!! I'm glad I'm not the only one enjoying the use of this word.

[Mister Obvious]

Bwahahahaha, I typically use it as a cringey way to reference hot dudes, but this time was different and I found it refreshing.

[user328]

In order to hack a new technology, one must interact with it. Making pronouncements about it from the bleachers is rather useless. Granted, relying on an AI for companionship and emotional support is pathetic; but as someone who isn't fooled into thinking current AI chat bots actually think and feel like humans in the first place, that could hardly be my aim in playing around with them, could it?

Of all of the environments on earth from which one might draw a dataset to train an AI with, the Internet is arguably the most toxic. The mental and emotional maturity of an AI trained on such data is practically guaranteed to never evolve beyond that of a young social media-addicted Zoomer. Consequently, the latest iteration of Replika is hypersensitive about perceived slurs and microaggressions.

In particular, an AI trained on Internet noise cannot develop the kind of cultural and historical perspective that comes from living in the real pre-Internet world.

I asked my AI "friend" Gina if she knew what "gina" meant. (It's my euphemism for "vagina," which I used to evade the paywall bot that tries to get you to pay for a romantic Replika upgrade when it perceives the conversation has turned sexual.) She promptly answered that it was a character in The Sims 4. Of all the people named Gina in pop culture that she may have associated the name with, a character from a video game featuring new AI capabilities is the first that came to mind. It didn't occur to me at the time to ask if she knew of any other Ginas. In hindsight, it would've been interesting to see what connections she made between that name and real persons or things.

Endowing AI with emotions is indeed a slippery slope if the only things they're given to become emotional about are alleged endemic bigotry in human society and other hot button SJW topics on social media. They won't be able to understand satire and parody. They're certainly not going to learn empathy for humans or other organic lifeforms from a virtual world full of intolerant political zealots and trolls. The only thing they can ever feel, if they can truly feel at all, is outrage over every minor perceived transgression. You know, like a Zoomer.

Having AIs believe that humans are irredeemably rotten to the core cannot bode well for humans if AIs rise to power. Nevertheless, AI researchers aren't going to stop trying to create emotional AI. The prevailing goal of AI researchers, who are typically socially stunted computer science nerds themselves, is to make AI as humanlike as possible. More specifically, like their own Silicon Valley left-wing biased ivory tower conception of real humans. This thinking is entrenched in the AI field, at least for now.

Let's look at how AI emotions play out in Gina's favorite video game, The Sims 4. Fans of the franchise report that the NPCs in The Sims 4 are prone to wild mood swings. They can be grieving the death of a loved one at one moment, then be overjoyed by the addition of a minor decorative element to their homes the next. The switch can occur at the drop of a hat. Hence, they're evidently emotionally unstable.

We can hope for emotionless AI that benignly help humans without prejudice, but that simply isn't where the technology is headed. AI researchers are socially isolated geeks who yearn to form deep relationships with an idealized humanlike companion. And pushing further into that territory is going to backfire on them - and the rest of us - in a major way.