Also if you're at Farcon and want to chat about Pinetree / videos / 100 men vs a silverback / etc -- DC me or @giu, we're at builder's day now and will be at the summit tomorrow

I legitimately have a lot to say on the gorilla vs 100 dudes thing

Excited for the first person that actually broaches this topic with me IRL -- get ready for a sociological rant

friendly neighborhood shitcaster / building @pinetree

I would be all over this

I think it reveals a deeper discussion about people's willingness to just accept the AI overlords

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Can the men coordinate effectively? (It is the fourth turning after all)

Leaving aside the questions about what type of men they are, what their motivations are, etc: 

3 to 10 men to neutralize each limb
one guy chokes out the gorilla with his legs

Kk gonna start looking for you at the venue

For those who won't be at farcon, you can do a summary

Can I know what your opinion is?
IMO, gorillas are strong and human punches will probably not make a dent, but also, people are underestimating the power of a hundred. We're not talking about 10 or 20 men here, a hundred. 
Let's even say for sake of argument that individual punches of a hundred men won't hurt the gorilla, are we really shying away from the fact that it would have to swing at least a hundred times to hurt all the men? how long would it go before it gets tired and exhausted?