Disanthropocentric Xenosentience

[@billyfudd818]

disanthropcentric xenosentience - Wowzers! that correlates with what a bud referred to years ago when he asked why I was still taking marching orders from the dupe of my own credulity. He got the benefit of the doubt. I figured since my exegetic standards were conscripting my dramaturgic choices they were due for an update. Thanks for the help. Cheers1

[@johndavis2399]

Etymology taken to the plus ultra level 👍

[@damienhagedorn8990]

I find myself at the beginning of this video but I'm watching this video because well I appreciated what you put out a decade ago I am your junior I was only born in 85 but literally interest not exactly parallel but similar *Upon listening to it to the end is why I shared this video

[@BenCarruth]

I appreciate that!

[@adownbeatexegete1549]

I got a copy of Mortal Kombat: Annihilation when I was seven...

[@johncracker5217]

Good game.

[@thethegreenmachine]

Cetaceans came to mind pretty quick for some reason. I don't like the father analogy. A father should hope that his kids exceed him and no longer need him (at least not the way kids need parents). He should be afraid that they remain dependant on him. Also, the fear is that AI will not only decide it doesn't need us but that it'll then wipe us out because of it. Do fathers have that fear?

[@johncracker5217]

Xeno meant a fellow Greek from another neighborhood. I promise you the ancient Greeks were xenophobic 😂 ya goof