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βA term for nonhuman/otherkin/alterhuman/etc. individuals who wish they could fully understand what being human feels like, but are unable to due to being nonhumanβ β Pinterest user lol_coins
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MF this is his final season And my servants are gonna teach him the lesson! This racist ugly nonhuman MF
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Gemini's quirks & capability fragmentation likely stem from TPU parallelism massive memory management. Semantic collisions, routing drops on the parallel memory layer (esp. inference & RL with huge distributed caches). Feels like a core compression tradeoff in MoE/sharding. The nonhuman, non-persona vibe? Actually a plus.
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yeah i do hope he's still some kind of nonhuman in some way, though they got rid of a lot of the patron lines that implied that so i'm like ? i do hope they don't change his design much though i think he looks really good and distinct
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but what counts as a nonhuman in the world cup, are the animal eared excluded? and mavuika is a human but also an archon where would she stand
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lately i havent been feeling nonhuman but im not exactly human either... very disassociated from just human stuff its so weirddd
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Non-human apes tend to be empathetic within their own troupes, caring for the young, sick, and elderly.
Nonhuman apes never engage in long term food storage. They only do short term hoarding (monopolization) of specifically high value foods.
I'm a Biologist, so I'm gonna get nerdy for a bit and fully answer this.
Chimps and Bonobos have been known to brutally murder tyrannical (authoritarian) leaders.
The Macaques are a "hoarding" species that come to mind. If a lone member finds a bunch of food, they'll hide as much as they can in their cheeks(their cheek pouches can hold nearly as much as their stomach). They have a very strict hierarchical societal structure. If a subordinate hoarder is found out, they will be attacked and coerced to regurgitate the goods.
With most species, hoarding is reserved for the top of the dominance tree. We see this with chimps and how meat is distributed(meat is a highly prized rare treat and it generally incites violent unrest).
Chimps won't hoard plants, but they will hoard meat.
If a mid to low level member is found hoarding meat, the others will surround them, tear at their face until they get the meat from them.
This has led to an interesting social adaptation where the hoarders will "bribe" allies and high ranking female members of the troupe to protect them from the mob.
Look up "tolerated scrounging".
Capuchins also punish greedy members of their groups if they believe that they have been cheated. They will even sabotage a known food source if they believe that they aren't getting an equal share out of sheer spite.
Basically, hoarding among nonhuman apes can be summarized like this -
Some animals have the luxury of being alone or mostly alone so they can store things away in holes and such, but apes maintain a very social lifestyle. They almost always have eyes on each other. There aren't really many opportunities for them to locate a large cache of food without another noticing and are even less likely to be able to transport it somewhere that it can be hidden effectively.
Because of this, it is generally the case that hoarding is a luxury for the top alpha in any given group.
Bearing this in mind, if an alpha is hoarding food during a famine, it is very likely that they will be violently deposed.
I have peer-reviewed primary literature for everything here. Don't get me started on animals, I can go on forever.
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"Alien" is the sanitized term they want us using. The real phenomena involves biologics, nonhuman intelligence far older than any ET narrative, and agencies committing crimes, including threats and fabricated charges, to protect the vault.
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With tensions swiftly rising between human and nonhuman kingdoms, everything must go off without a hitchβand fortunately, Blanche has a secret weapon to win the mermaids over!
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I think itβs important to understand that this is art imitating life
People you know actually go through these types of events
Aliens are real & they abduct people. They can alter how you perceive them. They subject people to procedures.
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It's also frustrating to discuss because I don't actually think "[future] AIs are just like people" is better than "AIs are just tools". They're a secret third thing! There are about to be three kinds of things in the world (or four if you count nonhuman animals).
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These technologies will surpass nuclear in their threat assessment.
Did the nerds get so deep in their books that they lost track of who wants (and historically gets) to maintain monopolies on sanctioned violence?
This was only ever ending one way, with government demanding command and control NOW, not 10 years later and haphazardly like the way they bitched at Zuckerberg for damaging tens of millions of our youth teens (in particular women) with his gross algorithm practices, or let his platform support pedo rings for years and years, all met with zero consequences.
No no, this is a weapon, this was always going to be classified as weapon. It seems only folks with like a deployment or some military experience or government/military industrial complex were ahead of this ball and frankly Iβm surprised these geniuses got so myopic granted magnitude of the capital P Project theyβre pushing here with advanced nonhuman intelligence.
Anywaysβ¦. Now you know. Adjust forecasts and world modeling accordingly.
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