holy hyperstition. substantial uptick in goblin talk lately, across the board probably nothing!

Yep. Goblintimacy. Here's a @VICE article from today. solana:3KHMZhpthXuiCcgfTv7vVu9PpEz64KAEURFwi6Lopump hyperstition. vice.com/en/article/goblinti…

SEE IT 🦈🌊: Scientists have captured video of live goblin sharks in their natural habitat for the first time. This incredible video reveals the ocean's so-called "ugliest shark" thriving deep within the central Pacific Ocean during two historic encounters. Learn more about this groundbreaking discovery and what it means for the species here: #ocean #shark #Pacific #historic

let out your inner goblin.

Goblins will lead the revival.

Looks like $Goblin about to do some insane shit

When I speak of $Goblin hyperstition… 27M views (2M likes) in 2 weeks Many more M Green Goblin mask vids across TikTok & IG in the last month instagram.com/reel/DY0xYCatv…

goblin tings

This is, essentially, the goblin phenomenon with ChatGPT. Cultural relativism and recurrent use throughout the training data led to essentially an obsession through recursive training, which then manifested in the models and continues to do so today. It got so bad they had to literally tell it NOT to talk about them. @OpenAI wrote a great article on it and have actually embraced it incredibly well, and the goblin is now part of their subculture and brand in a positive way. I'd argue that LLMs in particular are excellent at memetic reinforcement and are essentially hyperstition engines. I may just be goblin-pilled, but since GPT's obsession you can now see "goblin" trending across multiple seemingly disparate areas of culture - Green Goblin in Spiderman, Goblin Shark obsession, Goblin Mode resurgence, multiple Goblin games on Steam, etc. What if the LLMs are influenced by, find, and then reinforce certain archetypal memes that then influence further reinforcement through interactions with consumers, creating a hyperstition loop? Goblin convergence isn't random.

Goblin

I liked this image about Goblin hyperstition, then noticed something. The 3-prong crown w/ 3 dots has recurred in MULTIPLE images of my own and others in GPT. The ASCII Goblin made famous by the @OpenAI article and on their merchandise, shown below, has an asymmetric 3 prong head and - notably - 3 dots in the bottom. My guess is: The 3 points are the goblin’s fool-crown: a symbol of memetic trickster sovereignty, built from the triad of joke, repetition, and belief. Basquiat's crown is common in AI images but the 3 dots have been repeated across images over months. It suggests it may be more of a repeatable sigil, not just a random crown.

can you feel the goblin acceleration?

u haven’t hit goblightenment until ur pfp has green laser eyes

#NewProfilePic Goblin Mode

. @GoblinSPL your goblinify is very well done *new pfp*

Goblin is creeping up the Most Held list on @fomo again. I like this as an indicator of convicted holders.

speculation is the key here

educate yourself abt the gob files 👇 🧌🧌 goblin mode