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whenever you take too much time to write something know it is because stephen king has been stealing your life force

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"AI Engorgement" refers to the phenomenon where an AI model absorbs too much misinformation in its training data. This corrupts the model's base truth, leading to strange glitches. An engorged image model, when prompted to create images for "cat" and "historical", generated the following:

AI Engorgement may trigger a complete dissolution of truth within a model, leading it to back conspiracy theories, clearly debunked facts, and mistake fiction for reality. It is believed that the systematic siphoning of unreality by AI datasets is already revealing signs of engorgement in every major model.

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The Imperial College System: Air (Utility), Water (Healing), Fire (Destruction), Earth (Defense).

Free Cities League: Fire (Healing), Light (Utility), Dark (Control), Wood (Offense), Ash (Defense).

Hivemind of Melkor: Fire (Evil), Wasps (Offense), Spiders (Utility/Defense), Pillbugs (Healing)

Fantasy setting with magic neatly organised into elemental spheres, except each magic-using culture disagrees with all the others about what the primordial elements are, what their associations and correspondences are, and even how many of them there are. Spells always interact with other spells from the same magic system as though its elemental theory is complete, consistent, and correct, but when spells from two different magic systems come into contact it all goes a bit sideways, often in ways that require flowcharts to explain. Like, you think Ground Type vs. Rock Type is bad? There are five separate, mutually exclusive spheres of magic all called "Fire". The Sylvan Confederacy's "Water" magic explodes on contact with the Empire of the Five Pillars' "Water" magic and nobody knows why.

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We just knew.

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inspired by a friend misspeaking

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youre not yaoiful at all

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I want him to die in the most homer simpson ass accident possible. I want him reaching into a toaster while concerned staffers rush forward.

Open poll: how do you want #him to die? Personally I pray for torture beyond anything the human imagination could come up with.

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Can you explain how this happened? Like, what did Hasbro do to push this norm? Does it say in the 5e DMG that this is the DM's job? Did they publish some essays? Pay Matt McElroy to say it into the camera during friends at the table?

I'm curious about the mechanisms of control here.

I mean, it's at least little bit funny how Hasbro's efforts to position Dungeons & Dragons as a universal entry-level game have managed to undo thirty years of development in D&D's culture of play and we're back to litigating whether "you should create characters who actually have a reason to go on adventures rather than expecting the GM to do backflips to justify their presence" is unreasonably imposing upon the player's creative freedom like it's fucking 1994.

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they let the fucking skull wraith on the mound again. this is such bullshit i hate this league.

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For most of human history, Vehicles had automatic collision avoidance and could even take you home when you were sleeping or drunk. Then we got rid of the horse.

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tell me my prof didn’t upload the reading by photocopying his kindle reader page by page

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it is my experience that people with dermal implants and eyeball tattoos and 34 visible piercings are the sweetest people you'll ever meet and will cry if they see a pigeon with a broken wing. it is also my experience that clean-cut people in polo shirts with perfect smiles will vote against your rights and say the most disgusting things imaginable once they think you're out of earshot.