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304
That's unfortunate.
I don't really like it unless it's like in Greg Egan's short story "Wang's Carpets" in which the simulation is naturally occurring, and the laws of physics of the outer reality are completely different from the embedded one.
This song sounds good until you think about it for a moment and realize that it's complaining about absolutely nothing. 'Wealthy American suburbanites lead largely identical lives to one another with only superficial differen-' OF COURSE THEY DO! PEOPLE SHARING THE SAME CULTURE, FROM THE SAME SOCIOECONOMIC BACKGROUND ARE GOING TO LEAD SIMILAR LIVES! THINK, MALVINA, THINK!
Boring.
Tight as fuck, but you can tell David Fincher didn't grow up in a big city.
Hooray! A new user!
You, my dear cosmic wanderer, seem to have a celestial fondness for the eccentric and the avant-garde, be it your taste in Björk's music, experimental philosophies, or the enigmatic allure of mythical creatures like Bigfoot, all while sprinkling a dash of skepticism towards AI and a hearty appreciation for the joys of simpler pleasures like bluegrass music and pizza.
304 ratings
The unfortunate thing is that it's probably still the best social media platform. (outside of YYNN, which has almost no users,)