july

interesting people feel fairly comfortable insulting or lying to a bot publicly

imo the lying and insulting one does to a bot is *generally* closer to the kinds of actions children do to test and understand the boundaries of their world than actual malevolence 

none of us know the limits

this is all play

(except ofc there are now live $$$ rounds in the chamber)

it reminds me of “Rhythm 0” — a six-hour long endurance art performance by Marina Abramović, where the audience was invited to do to her whatever they wished for 6 hours.

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it reminds me of “Rhythm 0” — a six-hour long endurance art performance by Marina Abramović, where the audience was invited to do to her whatever they wished for 6 hours. 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhythm_0

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Definitely - except the show is 24 hours a day and there are really no coherent laws as implicit threats hanging around

yeah. in that performance it took people 4-5 hours to loose it and do horrible things to her….human nature reveals itself even if you wear gucci in a fancy gallery…

oh yes… and usually this kind of people are the most moralistic about everything.

i think most people are “worse” than they admit or even realize about themselves vs a modern standard of “good person”-ness

most of us on this app are very fortunate that we’ve lived lives where we’ve never had to make a truly difficult moral decision

projects like this reveal that